Fertile Dirt - Revision history

Nimuaq at 16:40, 13 March 2011

2011-03-13T16:40:22Z

Nimuaq at 16:19, 13 March 2011

2011-03-13T16:19:27Z

TullyMars: Added the title of the npc vendors in termur and the cost they charge

2010-03-21T22:33:42Z

Added the title of the npc vendors in termur and the cost they charge

Tancred RedStar: Added new NPC source

2009-12-10T15:05:59Z

Added new NPC source

Dragonchilde: Reflecting change in fertile dirt requirements from 40 to 20 per plant bowl

2009-02-21T20:31:05Z

Reflecting change in fertile dirt requirements from 40 to 20 per plant bowl

Grynman at 01:43, 9 October 2008

2008-10-09T01:43:59Z

Grynman: /* See Also */

2008-09-28T03:39:18Z

‎See Also

Thadius856: Proofing

2008-09-11T06:50:26Z

Proofing

Bomb Bloke at 05:19, 27 August 2008

2008-08-27T05:19:25Z

Bomb Bloke: New page: right Used in Gardening. Fertile Dirt is stackable and weighs one stone per unit. Forty bits are required in order to fill a [[P...

2008-04-28T12:51:28Z

New page: right Used in Gardening. Fertile Dirt is stackable and weighs one stone per unit. Forty bits are required in order to fill a [[P...

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[[Image:Fertile_Dirt.png|frame|right]]
Used in [[Gardening]]. Fertile Dirt is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per unit.

Forty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.

Not entirely sure how often, it's at best a one in five chance.

You may find fertile dirt as [[loot]] on these creatures:

* [[Ant Lion]]
* [[Earth Elemental]]
* [[Whipping Vine]]
* Any others? I'm not sure.

It is also sometimes brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.

==See Also==
* [[Gardening]]
* [[Reagents#Old Necromancy Reagents|Old Necromancy Reagents]]

[[Category:Gardening]]

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 ''The plant grows from the womb of the land, it's roots deeply embedded in the safety of soil.''
-[[File:Fertile_Dirt.png]] '''Fertile Dirt''' is used in both [[Gardening]] and [[Mysticism]] as a [[reagent]]. It is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per ten unit.
+[[File:Fertile_Dirt.png]] '''Fertile Dirt''' is used in [[Gardening]] and also in [[Mysticism]] as a [[reagent]]. It is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per ten unit.
 Twenty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.

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 ''The plant grows from the womb of the land, it's roots deeply embedded in the safety of soil.''
-Used in [[Gardening]]. '''Fertile Dirt''' is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per unit.
+[[File:Fertile_Dirt.png]] '''Fertile Dirt''' is used in both [[Gardening]] and [[Mysticism]] as a [[reagent]]. It is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per ten unit.
 Twenty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.
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 * [[Whipping Vine]]
-Fertile dirt is most easily obtained from NPC vendors called Mystics in the [[Royal City]] in Ter Mur for 2 gold each.
+Fertile dirt is most easily obtained from NPC vendors called Mystics in the [[Royal City]] in Ter Mur for a base price of 2 gold each. It is also occasionally brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
 It is also occasionally brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
 Originally appearing in [[Ultima Prime|Ultima VIII: Pagan]] as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a [[Cancelled Projects#Necromancy|reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system]].

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 * [[Whipping Vine]]
-Fertile dirt is most easily obtained from NPC vendors in the [[Royal City]] in Ter Mur. It is also occasionally brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
+Fertile dirt is most easily obtained from NPC vendors called Mystics in the [[Royal City]] in Ter Mur for 2 gold each.
 Originally appearing in [[Ultima Prime|Ultima VIII: Pagan]] as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a [[Cancelled Projects#Necromancy|reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system]].

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 ''The plant grows from the womb of the land, it's roots deeply embedded in the safety of soil.''
-Used in [[Gardening]]. <b>Fertile Dirt</b> is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per unit.
+Used in [[Gardening]]. '''Fertile Dirt''' is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per unit.
 Twenty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.
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 * [[Whipping Vine]]
-It is also occasionally brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
+Fertile dirt is most easily obtained from NPC vendors in the [[Royal City]] in Ter Mur. It is also occasionally brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
 Originally appearing in [[Ultima Prime|Ultima VIII: Pagan]] as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a [[Cancelled Projects#Necromancy|reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system]].

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 Used in [[Gardening]]. <b>Fertile Dirt</b> is stackable and [[Weight|weighs]] one [[stone]] per unit.
-Forty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.
+Twenty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.
 You may find fertile dirt as [[loot]] on the following creatures:

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 It is also occasionally brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
-Originally appearing in [[Ultima VIII]] as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a [[Cancelled Projects#Necromancy|reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system]].
+Originally appearing in [[Ultima Prime|Ultima VIII: Pagan]] as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a [[Cancelled Projects#Necromancy|reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system]].
 [[Category:Reagents]]

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 * [[Gardening]]
 * [[Reagents#Old Necromancy Reagents|Old Necromancy Reagents]]
 [[Category:Gardening]]

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 Forty bits are required in order to fill a [[Plant Bowl]]. Although they can also be filled using dirt from any farmer's field, [[plants]] growing in fertile dirt will receive bonus growth checks throughout their lifetime.
-<i>Not entirely sure how often, it's at best a one in five chance.</i>
+You may find fertile dirt as [[loot]] on the following creatures:
-−
-You may find fertile dirt as [[loot]] on these creatures:
 * [[Ant Lion]]
 * [[Earth Elemental]]
 * [[Whipping Vine]]
-It is also sometimes brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
+It is also occasionally brought to the surface when [[Green Thorn]]s are planted in normal dirt tiles.
-Originally appeared in [[Ultima VIII]] as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a [[Cancelled Projects#Necromancy|reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system]].
+Originally appearing in [[Ultima VIII]] as a Necromancy reagent, it was to have been used in Ultima Online as a [[Cancelled Projects#Necromancy|reagent for the (originally canceled) Necromancy system]].
 [[Category:Reagents]]