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I don't even need you to fold them, as long as you can copy/paste your READ of the instructions.

There are a few people in Prime with a grimoire (which has every pattern available) that might be able to hook you up with a read, or I'm sure some folks bought the patterns at the festival.

And I should probably have mentioned awhile ago, but HULDAHS-PAL/Ysselt and Zihnj in TF have been extremely helpful in getting this data collected. I couldn't have done anything without them!

GENT

>Can do if someone hooks me up :D

Call me.

WINK WINK.

Or just find me IG, and you can see my grimoire. I trust you, since I know you. And Nick would kill you if you ran off with it. :D


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Where are the grimoires from? The fest?

>>Where are the grimoires from? The fest?

Yeah they were an auction item

Thilan,

Post or email the results of your READing of each of the instructions. Pertinent stats/skills that are required are your Agility, Intelligence, your Scholarship and your Mech Lore skills.

If you check out elanthipedia, there is a more detailed explanation of how these stats/skills work with the origami system. But I can use the raw numbers to figure everything out on my own.

It is most helpful to me to see how your READs change as your skills/stats grow, especially on the cusps.

For instance, if it takes 450 FF (folding factor) to read a pattern and you have 449, it is very helpful to see you read it at 449 and 450 FF. This confirms the placement of a pattern for the most part.

I'm mostly interested in the patterns at the low/mid ends of the chart. The top end is confirmed and done with for the most part. Anything below gilded goshawk is in the tricky area, and I'd like more data in those areas. Also, at the very low end, I'm still trying to find data for the easiest patterns found at the festival.

Thanks!
SEAN/Gent

Mech = 461
Agility = 89
Fold factor = 639
Scholar = 380
Intel = 45
Study factor = 605

You glance at the raven instructions, and recognize this as a very easy project. You could probably fold it with your eyes closed; it certainly wouldn't be any kind of a challenge. You think it fairly obvious where the first fold would go.

10 mana CS = +2 Agility
You skim briefly through the ox instructions, and instantly visualize how it works. None of the folds are new to you, and you're pretty sure you could easily make this. Now if only you could figure out where to place the first fold.

15 mana = +3 Agility
You glance at the ox instructions, and recognize this as a very easy project. You could probably fold it with your eyes closed; it certainly wouldn't be any kind of a challenge. Now if only you could figure out where to place the first fold.

~Hunter Hanryu
http://drplat.com/CombatEquipmentCompendium.xls
Tolle says, "Yup yup, 'bout time. What the heck took you so long?"

Finally got around to checking out those missing instructions that I had. Hope this helps, Gent.

Agility: 25
Intel: 25
Scholarship: 180
Mech Lore: 114

You get some weasel instructions from inside a secure vault.
You read through the weasel instructions and your eyes nearly cross. There are folds you've never heard of here, and you get a strong impression that trying this would be a waste of origami paper. You think it fairly obvious where the first fold would go.
Roundtime: 3 seconds.

You get some shrew instructions from inside a secure vault.
You glance at the shrew instructions, and recognize this as a very easy project. You could probably fold it with your eyes closed; it certainly wouldn't be any kind of a challenge. You think it fairly obvious where the first fold would go.
Roundtime: 3 seconds.

You get some gilded shrike instructions from inside a secure vault.
You glance at the shrike instructions, and recognize this as a very easy project. You could probably fold it with your eyes closed; it certainly wouldn't be any kind of a challenge. You think it fairly obvious where the first fold would go.
Roundtime: 3 seconds.

You get some adder instructions from inside a secure vault.
You glance at the adder instructions, and recognize this as a very easy project. You could probably fold it with your eyes closed; it certainly wouldn't be any kind of a challenge. You think it fairly obvious where the first fold would go.
Roundtime: 3 seconds.


~Thilan

Gilded Raven.

~Hunter Hanryu
http://drplat.com/CombatEquipmentCompendium.xls
Tolle says, "Yup yup, 'bout time. What the heck took you so long?"

Agreed.

I don't think that I originally set those tables up -- but my plan is to combine the two tables and denote where the patterns are from in a separate column.

Thanks

GENT