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[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Terrain|Terrain]] / [[:Category:Trees|Trees]] / [[Maple]] | [[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Terrain|Terrain]] / [[:Category:Trees|Trees]] / [[Maple]] | ||
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| + | Maple trees are particularly useful trees - they yield wood (similar to [[pine]] or [[cedar]]) but also offer a harvesting option in the form of [[Maple sap]]. When maple trees are in season, you can harvest the sap by using a [[small bucket]] on the tree tile. [[Maple sap]] is used to make [[maple syrup]], a factor in some advanced beverage recipes and can be used to great effect in [[cooking]]. | ||
| − | + | [[Arrow shaft]]s constructed from maplewood are known to be a little bit more accurate and deal slightly more damage, but are mildly more difficult to improve than [[cedar]]wood shafts. | |
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Revision as of 22:26, 10 October 2008
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Maple tree
Maple trees are particularly useful trees - they yield wood (similar to pine or cedar) but also offer a harvesting option in the form of Maple sap. When maple trees are in season, you can harvest the sap by using a small bucket on the tree tile. Maple sap is used to make maple syrup, a factor in some advanced beverage recipes and can be used to great effect in cooking.
Arrow shafts constructed from maplewood are known to be a little bit more accurate and deal slightly more damage, but are mildly more difficult to improve than cedarwood shafts.
