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Where to find alchemy recipes?

Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2003 12:58 pm
by Ryo
I'd like to play with alchemy, but can't find many recipes....
I sure could look directly in the source code (rather the alchemy definition file), but that'd be cheating :-)
Is there a nice place in the game to find recipes?

TIA!

Re: Where to find alchemy recipes?

Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2003 4:21 am
by Kevin Rudat
Along with monster and item descriptions, and lists of spells, alchemy recipies turn up in books. There's three places I know of to read books:
  • The public libraries

    There's one in Scorn, and another in Navar. They don't allow borrowing, so the books are chained to the shelves. :)
  • Magic shops

    There's rumour of a store that specializes in books.
  • And, of course, dungeons.

    However, I'm not aware of any dungeon that's particularly crammed with books, nor of a monster that carries library-type volumes.
*flips through his library in the fifth Scorn apartment pocket reality*

Fair warning, though: as an example, to make a balm of asbestos (which gives 50 fire resistance for a time), you'll need to have already killed a dragon. Rings (jeweler) are worse.

Oh, yes. Alchemy recipies are described in other places, also; for example, the 'workshop row' in Scorn.

Re: Where to find alchemy recipes?

Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2003 8:07 pm
by Guest
where in the source code are the recipes?

Re: Where to find alchemy recipes?

Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2003 7:39 am
by Atan
Anonymous wrote:where in the source code are the recipes?
If you have compiled crossfire in your computer, then just run the command with an argument like this:
crossfire -m7

Re: Where to find alchemy recipes?

Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2003 8:41 am
by Ryo
Atan wrote:
Anonymous wrote:where in the source code are the recipes?
If you have compiled crossfire in your computer, then just run the command with an argument like this:
crossfire -m7
And if not, check share/formulae, which contains all recipes, but without archetypes's names (so you'll see: dust_generic, stuff like that). Harder to read, granted :)