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* Tiles that have previously been transmuted need 50% less liquid to transmute again. You can examine the tile to determine whether a tile has been transmuted before.
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* Activate Juice
* Right click [[Small pottery amphora]] filled with the required solid.
* Open menu > Alchemy > Mix
* Bless the liquid to make active
! Transmutes !! Liquid !! Solid !! Quantity needed per tile (baseline)
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| [[Sand]] tile to [[clay]] tile || 0.05 kg [[Apples|Apple juice]] || 0.5 kg [[Tinlump]] || (6700/liquid QL) * 0.5
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| [[Grass tile]]/[[Mycelium|Mycelium tile]] to [[peat tile]] || 0.05 kg [[Lemons|Lemon juice]] || 0.5 kg [[Charcoal]] || (6700/liquid QL) * 0.5
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| [[Steppe tile]] to [[tar tile]] || 0.05 kg [[Cherries|Cherry juice]] || 1.0 kg [[Ironlump]] || (6700/liquid QL) * 1
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| [[Clay tile]] to [[dirt tile]] || 0.05 kg [[Lemons|Lemon juice ]] || 1.0 kg [[Zinclump]] || (6700/liquid QL) * 1
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| [[Peat tile]] to [[dirt tile]] || 0.05 kg [[Cherries|Cherry juice]] || 0.3 kg [[Moss]] || (6700/liquid QL) * 0.3
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| [[Tar tile]] to [[dirt tile]] || 0.05 kg [[Apples|Apple juice]] || 1.0 kg [[Leadlump]] || (6700/liquid QL) * 1
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| [[Moss tile]] to [[Tundra|tundra tile]] ||0.05 kg [[Orange|Orange juice]] || 1.0 kg [[Copperlump]] || (1340/liquid QL) * 1
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=== Quantity Modifiers ===
* Tiles on a deed that you are a citizen of, on a PvE serverservers, require the baseline amount of liquid listed above.
* Tiles off-deed on PvE servers require 50% more liquid than the baseline amount.
* Tiles on PvP servers require 50% more liquid than the baseline amount.
* Tiles on a deed you are not a citizen of, on a PvE server, require twice as much liquid as normal.
== Creation Notes ==
* During creation, using You may create larger amounts of solids together with more inactive transmutation liquid results in larger by combining multiple amounts of inactive transmutation the required liquid and solid. Please note that the [[QL]] of the liquidwill be random, so you have a chance of making a large amount of low quality. To be sure to get high [[QL]] it is better to do one batch at a time and separate out the [[QL]].* Solids do The required solid does not need to be combined in order to create larger amounts.
* Metal lumps do not need to be hot.
* Splitting active transformation liquids when moving a portion to a new container causes the moved portion to ''revert'' to passive transformation liquid. Moving the entire quantity at once retains the active status.
* Transmutation liquid on [[Epic]] has a higher difficulty, and requires more material to create.
* Only the same types of transmutation liquid can be combined.
* The format for the examine text is different depending on the liquid. The first and second sentence are the same for all of them. The third sentence determines if it is blessed or not. For example , passive (non-blessed) liquids give the examine text {{event|inline|A milky and oily grey liquid. It has a strong pungent odor that burns your nostrils. Once blessed can help convert a sand tile to a clay tile.}} compared to the active (blessed) liquid giving the examine text {{event|inline|A milky and oily grey liquid. It has a strong pungent odor that burns your nostrils. It bears an aura of xxx. Can help convert a sand tile to a clay tile.}}, with xxx being the deity that cast bless on it.
== Usage Notes ==
* Only active "Active" liquids (blessedwhich have been enchanted with the [[Bless]] spell) liquids can transmute tiles.
* Deity spell casting permission is needed for use on deed.
* If using multiple batches of transmutation fluid, all fractions are lost, which may result in the tile only going to 99% changeover. Further use of fluid on the tile would then be needed in order for it to be 100% converted to the tile type of choice. Terraforming of the tile before it is fully converted will reset the conversion back to 0%.
* It can be used on [[Chaos]] & [[Defiance]]. This comes with a restriction that you need 5 tiles around it in every direction not be clay/tar/peat/tundra.
* Liquids are effective on submerged tiles.
