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Reagents are used in [[Inkmilling]] | '''Reagents''' are used in [[Inkmilling]]. They can be either gathered using the [[Gathering]] miniskill or purchased in [[Delos]] from [[Jingo]], who also sells the mill required for creating inks. | ||
Inkmilling reagents are broken up into eight different types as follows: | |||
*red reagents - a lump of red [[clay]], a sliver of red [[scorpion chitin]] | |||
*blue reagents - an [[ink bladder]], a patch of [[lumic moss]] | |||
*yellow reagents - a sliver of yellow scorpion chitin | |||
*gold reagents - a pile of [[gold flakes]] | |||
*common reagents - some [[fish scales]] | |||
*uncommon reagents - a piece of [[buffalo horn]] | |||
*scarce reagents - a [[shark tooth]] | |||
*rare reagents - a [[wyrm tongue]] | |||
Categories with more reagent listed may use any item listed in the milling process. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:36, 4 February 2016
Reagents are used in Inkmilling. They can be either gathered using the Gathering miniskill or purchased in Delos from Jingo, who also sells the mill required for creating inks.
Inkmilling reagents are broken up into eight different types as follows:
- red reagents - a lump of red clay, a sliver of red scorpion chitin
- blue reagents - an ink bladder, a patch of lumic moss
- yellow reagents - a sliver of yellow scorpion chitin
- gold reagents - a pile of gold flakes
- common reagents - some fish scales
- uncommon reagents - a piece of buffalo horn
- scarce reagents - a shark tooth
- rare reagents - a wyrm tongue
Categories with more reagent listed may use any item listed in the milling process.
Pages in category "Reagents"
The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.