07-11-2004, 11:06 AM
Sure, the set item recipe could be easier, but the chipped emerald (color green) is intended and part of a basic structure among the huge amount of recipes :)
chipped diamond (color: white) = recipe has to do with normal/superior items
chipped sapphire (color: blue) = recipe has to do with magic (blue) items
chipped topaz (color: yellow) = recipe has to do with rare items
chipped emerald (color: green) = recipe has to do with set items
The single exception are unique items, where an ID scroll seems to be the best solution. Chipped gems of any type are very easy to cube from a simple healing potion though, so it's not a big deal.
chipped diamond (color: white) = recipe has to do with normal/superior items
chipped sapphire (color: blue) = recipe has to do with magic (blue) items
chipped topaz (color: yellow) = recipe has to do with rare items
chipped emerald (color: green) = recipe has to do with set items
The single exception are unique items, where an ID scroll seems to be the best solution. Chipped gems of any type are very easy to cube from a simple healing potion though, so it's not a big deal.
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