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I would like to see an improvement to cooking and firemaking with the addition of 4 new tinderboxes. This new ability would require level 45 Artisan in order to learn this new art of charcoal/efficient log burning and 60 artisan to learn how to create the new Artisan Tinderboxes.
Novice Tinder = 10 Firemaking to use , 15 Crafting to make.
Intermediate Tinder = 30 Firemaking to use, 30 Crafting to make.
Advanced Tinder = 60 Firemaking to use, 50 Crafting to make.
Expert Tinder = 95 Firemaking to use, 85 Crafting to make.
Let's say burning logs normally gives 70 units and cooking range gives 100 units. This would make burning logs to cook on 30% less effective than a cooking range.
By level 95 Firemaking and using an Expert Tinderbox. You will be able to burn Yew logs to be the same effectiveness, Magic logs to be 5% more effective, and Redwood to be 10% more effective than cooking on a range. If you use the other tinderboxes you will not get as high of % effectiveness when burning.
The logs would require different levels to burn them w/ these new tinderboxes. We could possibly need each log to be in their slow burning states for the cooking benefits to occur.
Level 10 - Regular Logs.
Level 25 - Oak Logs.
Level 40 - Willow Logs.
Level 55 - Maple Logs.
Level 70 - Yew Logs.
Level 85 - Magic Logs.
Level 95 - Redwood Logs.
To make the tinderboxes seem more realistic in how they are to be added the benefits would work as below.
If Logs normally have 70 units and cooking range has 100 units making them 30% less effective. Then we should do the following:
Novice = 1X Factor.
Intermediate = 3X Factor.
Advanced = 4X Factor.
Expert = 5X Factor.
Then logs would have the following Units =
Reg = 1, Oak = 2, Willow = 3, Maple = 4, Yew = 6, Magic = 7, Redwood = 8.
So w/ 95 Firemaking, Expert Tinderbox, 60 Artisan, and slow burning redwood logs. You would have a 10% less burn rate than the standard cooking range.
I would like to see an improvement to cooking and firemaking with the addition of 4 new tinderboxes. This new ability would require level 45 Artisan in order to learn this new art of charcoal/efficient log burning and 60 artisan to learn how to create the new Artisan Tinderboxes.
Novice Tinder = 10 Firemaking to use , 15 Crafting to make.
Intermediate Tinder = 30 Firemaking to use, 30 Crafting to make.
Advanced Tinder = 60 Firemaking to use, 50 Crafting to make.
Expert Tinder = 95 Firemaking to use, 85 Crafting to make.
Let's say burning logs normally gives 70 units and cooking range gives 100 units. This would make burning logs to cook on 30% less effective than a cooking range.
By level 95 Firemaking and using an Expert Tinderbox. You will be able to burn Yew logs to be the same effectiveness, Magic logs to be 5% more effective, and Redwood to be 10% more effective than cooking on a range. If you use the other tinderboxes you will not get as high of % effectiveness when burning.
The logs would require different levels to burn them w/ these new tinderboxes. We could possibly need each log to be in their slow burning states for the cooking benefits to occur.
Level 10 - Regular Logs.
Level 25 - Oak Logs.
Level 40 - Willow Logs.
Level 55 - Maple Logs.
Level 70 - Yew Logs.
Level 85 - Magic Logs.
Level 95 - Redwood Logs.
To make the tinderboxes seem more realistic in how they are to be added the benefits would work as below.
If Logs normally have 70 units and cooking range has 100 units making them 30% less effective. Then we should do the following:
Novice = 1X Factor.
Intermediate = 3X Factor.
Advanced = 4X Factor.
Expert = 5X Factor.
Then logs would have the following Units =
Reg = 1, Oak = 2, Willow = 3, Maple = 4, Yew = 6, Magic = 7, Redwood = 8.
So w/ 95 Firemaking, Expert Tinderbox, 60 Artisan, and slow burning redwood logs. You would have a 10% less burn rate than the standard cooking range.
20-Jun-2014 21:47:24 - Last edited on 20-Jun-2014 21:50:13 by Alpaca
