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ArcheAge Trade Pack Gold, Resources, and Gilda Star Values. Cooking with herbs. Guide to Fresh Herbs : Recipes and Cooking. Basil A close relative to mint, basil has a floral anise- and clove-like flavor and aroma. There are two main types of basil: Sweet, or Genoese, basil and Asian basils. In Western cuisine, basil is most often associated with Mediterranean foods like pesto and tomato sauce. Sweet basil pairs naturally with tomatoes, but it can be used with almost every type of meat or seafood. Asian basil has a more distinct anise flavor and is often used in soups, stews, stir fries and curry pastes. Parsley One of the most common and versatile herbs used in Western cooking, parsley has a light peppery flavor that complements other seasonings. Cilantro Cilantro, also called coriander, has a flavor that some people find "soapy," but it's still one of the world's most popular spices.
Mint Although more commonly associated with sweet treats, mint lends its cooling, peppery bite to plenty of savory dishes, particularly from the Middle East and North Africa. Rosemary Thyme Sage Chives Dill Oregano. Herb Gardening 101. Courtesy of Sal Gilbertie, owner of Gilbertie's Herb Farm in Easton, Connecticut, the largest herb operation in the United States, and author of several books on herb gardening and Robert Nuss, Ph.D., professor of ornamental horticulture at Pennsylvania State University, here's a prospectus on herb gardening that will help a greenhorn grow a garden full of nine herbs with a multicultural flair―parsley, basil, oregano, thyme, rosemary, cilantro, sage, mint, and tarragon. Let's get growing! Here's how. Know your zone. Most herbs will grow in all parts of the United States. Go south. Let them breathe. Think high and dry. Get tested. Start small. Skip the seeds. Down in front. Give 'em room. Make a blueprint. Hide the pot.
Add an inch or two of mulch. Feed sparingly. Water in the morning. Use the soup-can trick. Harvest often. Keep a record. Keeping Fresh Herbs Fresh - 11 Herbs Every Cook Should Use. • Loosely wrap herbs in a damp paper towel, then seal in a zip-top plastic bag filled with air. Refrigerate for up to five days. Check herbs daily, as some of them lose their flavor after a couple of days. • Store herbs bouquet-style when in bunches: Place, stems down, in a jar with water covering 1 inch of the stem ends, enclose in a large zip-top plastic bag, and change the water every other day.
Most herbs will keep for up to a week this way. • Many supermarkets carry herb plants in their produce sections. Snip off as much as you need, and the plant will last for weeks or even months. • To revive limp herbs, trim 1/2 inch off the stems, and place in ice water for a couple of hours. • Wash herbs just before using; pat dry with a paper towel. • In most cases, heat kills the flavor of fresh herbs, so they're best when added to a dish at the end.
Learn more about herbs:All About HerbsHow to use fresh herbs to create lively dishes. Herb BasicsLearn how to keep your fresh herbs fresh. How to use herbs and spices in cooking. Most herbs can be found dried or fresh and can be used either way with ease. Herbs are considered ro be the leaves and greener parts of the plant - the seeds, bark, roots, etc. are normally considered a spice. Some plants are both. :) Fresh herbs are great for garnishes and they provide bold flavor. They have great aromatic qualities and work very well for roasting and sauteing, or for chopping and mixing into foods such as mashed potatoes. I haven't had a ton of luck growing herbs... well, except for mint. Dried herbs are best when used with oil (or butter, fat) or water - this way they can infuse the oil or cooking liquid.
I tend to use more when I use a dried herb. This is why it's so important to keep tasting during cooking! [GUIDE LVL 55] - Daggerspell - GOD MODE 1v1/2/3 - Arche-Base. Shield Slam Enervate Inflicts [min mana burn] – [max mana burn] damage over time on Stunned targets. Shield Slam Bull Rush Stunned targets are Tripped. Inflicts additional +42% damage on Stunned targets. Bull Rush Purge Silenced targets are Restrained for [duration]. Mocking Howl Mocking Howl Maximizes your aggro on Taunted targets. Triple Slash Whirlwind Slash Inflicts additional +12% damage on Shaken targets. Triple Slash Tiger Strike Inflicts additional +13% damage on Shaken targets. Charge Triple Slash First attack: Snared targets are Tripped. Charge Behind Enemy Lines Distresses target on Snare. Charge Earthen Grip Inflicts [min damage] – [max damage] magic damage on Snared targets. Charge Shield Slam Inflicts additional +31% damage on Snared targets. Sunder Earth Charge Inflicts additional +26% damage on Slowed targets.
Sunder Earth Whirlwind Slash Slowed targets are Tripped. Sunder Earth Ollo's Hammer Inflicts additional +44% damage on Slowed targets. Lasso Mocking Howl Enervate Earthen Grip. u9xQwZy.jpg (JPEG Image, 1949 × 1263 pixels) - Scaled (52%)
Roleplaying. Interesting Locations - ArcheAge - The Romantics Community. So, I have started marking down the coordinates of various things I find in the world. At this point, most of them are shipwrecks. As long as you have a sextant(or use the online tools) these shouldn't be difficult for you to find. This also contains wrecks that are not shown on the map linked by M1w24. I will probably have to switch to a google doc at some point, but here is what I have so far: Giant under sand (not the easiest to spot): W5 / 7 / 1 || S7 / 44 / 31 Old treasure chests (not sure how to open them): Shipwrecks: Something I have also noticed is that when there are sharks nearby, it seems that there are pearls you can harvest on the ocean floor (sample size is currently 2, both in the open ocean). ArcheAge Build Guides :: ArcheAge Builder by Arche-Base. 8. Houses and fields - ArcheAge. This chapter introduces you into the system of housing and agriculture in ArcheAge.
You will learn about the profits of owning your own house and about the options that cultivation of soil provides. House A Farmhouse. Owning a house, in ArcheAge, is inseparably bound to the system of crafting. It is the private houses of the players that serve as workshops, where the most valuable items in the game are crafted. Apart from that, thanks to houses, you can create your own teleporting spot, which you can then record in your teleporter book. If your house is located in an open PvP, you can also use it as shelter - you simply need to close the door and all the windows to be completely safe. Remember that, if you have a house, you need to pay a weekly fee. Arable fields Chopping down of trees. Thanks to arable fields, you can grow crops and breed animals. Everything that you place on your farm takes up space.
You are not permitted to copy any image, text or info from this page. Large Scarecrow Quest Walkthrough (East) FULLY UPDATED to Patch 1.2! This guide shows how to efficiently get your large scarecrow on the eastern continent. It assumes you have already completed the small scarecrow and donkey quests. IMPORTANT: Turning in tradepacks for the quests costs 60 LABOR. Trading Guide Sahel at Anvilton in Tigerspine Mountains will offer this quest after you complete your donkey quest. 1.
You’ll need 30 grapes and 50 chopped produce total for this quest. Buy and plant 5-8 grapevines (Sapling Merchant sells). 2. Buy and plant 4-5 Banana Sapling(s) (Sapling Merchant sells). 3. This pack can only be created in Tigerspine Mountains, so head there when you have your components. Harvest your grapes by clicking the apple icon when they’re labeled “fruited.” Hop on the carriage, making sure you’re at the right one — there are three clustered together.
After you drop your pack off at Austera docks, head back to Trading Guide Sahel (Anvilton in Tigerspine Mountains) to turn it in. 1. Swim. 2. Harvest your potatoes. Trade-routes.jpg (1736×718) Skill calculator - Archeage Database 1.7. Skill calculator - Archeage Database 1.7. Healer's Guide [Update] I am playing for healer in Korea and RU and now I want help you with this =]Content: 1. Healer - who is it? 2. Basic builds. 3. Skill overview 1. Healer or in the other words ass saver. First of all I want to say that Healer is group PvP class, because in solo PvP he is very, very and very bad,if you want kill someone alone, he isn't for you, but there is also few bonuses, without healer you can't kill kraken and clear the dungeons, and in const party you will be always welcomed guest =]. 3. The Cadence - North America - Elder Scrolls Online - Guild Hosting - Guild Launch. Fido's The Crop Report v2.0 - The Basics of Agriculture - New Articles & Guides - ArcheAge Source.
I'll be translating and formatting Fido's original article in German which can be found here. Its a huge article and very detailed so give me some time The Crop Report v2.0 - The Basics of Agriculture Originally produced by Fido. Table of Contents: 01: Introduction 02: The modern farmer - Basics 03: The Little Farm - How to safely grow 04: Farmland - Useful extensions and building 05: Taking advantage of tiny spaces 06: Cultivation in the open wilderness - places and risks 07: Phases of plant growth 08: "Mega Seed" - Production and Use 09: Seed production 10: The large-scale cultivation Statistics Part 1 - Agriculture / Botany 11: The large-scale cultivation Statistics Part 2 - Trees 12: The large-scale cultivation Statistics Part 3 - Underwater Plants 13: The large-scale cultivation Statistics Part 4 - Animals 14: The tractor and other tools 15: Conclusion 01: Introduction I bid you Welcome to my latest guide. 02: The modern farmer - Basics Botany AgricultureAnimal Husbandry Logging Botany Agriculture Video.
Hierophant Support Build - Arche-Base. ArcheAge Builder - Arche-Base. Archeage Classes Broken Down By Tiers (general class info) | The Cohhilition. Skill calculator - Archeage Database 1.2. Skill calculator - Archeage Database 1.2. ArcheAge Healing Overview Guide. ArcheAge Healing Overview Guide by Yoru The following guide includes everything needed for any player wanting to make their character a main healer. If you wish to create a secondary healer or a self sufficient healing character, you can use things from this guide and apply them to your own build. What makes a character a main healer? Quite simply, any character using Vitalism along with Auramancy has the potential to be a main healer. Healer Stats In order of importance: Healing Power: Main stat affecting your healing.
Spirit: Is converted to Healing Power. 1 Spirit = 0.2 Healing Power. Intelligence: Increases your max MP and Magical Damage. Healing Skills Overview Regeneration: This skill is a healing over time (HoT) instant spell. Antithesis: This skill is a single target heal with a cast time. Mend: This skill is an area of effect (AoE) healing spell with cast time. Fervent Healing: This skill is an instant single target healing spell. Different Healers (How to choose your healing build) ArcheAge Primeval Build, Keybinds and UI Guide. ArcheAge Primeval Build, Keybinds and UI Guide by Alderez I see a lot of people asking for this so I’ll go ahead and post my build, UI, Keybinds, and whatever other info people may want to know.
First thing’s first: The build. Before you even think about building your class, Primeval or not, you should always have a solid build that you’re comfortable with. My build goes as follows: I don’t take Concussive Arrow like most Primevals. Let’s break down skills now: Archery:Charged Bolt – Fantastic skill. Shadowplay:Overwhelm – Great at shutting down melee, followed up by a dropback or mobility skill to create a gap. AuramancyThwart – Grants a stack of Inspired and inflicts Distressed on nearby enemies. Keybinds and UI: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are my basic attack functions. Shift 1-3 are my preparatory keybinds, or things that I either don’t use while deep in combat or use before combat entirely. Q and E are my twitch, or reactionary keys. Z is my basic arrow attack. Hope my little guide helped out! ArcheAge Healer’s Guide. ArcheAge Healer’s Guide by Legion I am playing for healer in Korea and RU and now I want help you with this =] Content: 1.
Healer – who is it? 2. Basic builds. 3. Skill overview 1. 2.1 Templar (Vitalism/Auramancy/Defense) Good for large scale wars, high survivability. 50 level cap Build or Build 55 level cap Build Pros: Higher P def and Health compare to other builds Anti stun, impale, shackle, silence Instant self heal, which regens 2 k hp Imunity to dmg for 12 sec, can’t move and cast spells High block rate (40 %) Got 1 debuff clearing spell Cons: No crowd control 2.2 Hierophant (Vitalism/Auramancy/Witchcraft) Good for arena and small scale wars, because can disable few enemies. 50 level cap Offensive healer Build or Supporting healer Build 55 level cap: Offensive healer Build Supporting healer Build Pros: Got 2 debuff clearing spell Anti fear, sleep, stun, impale, shackle, silence Got plenty of crowd control spells 2.3. 50 level cap Build 2.4. 50 level cap Build 3.
Other ArcheAge Articles. ArcheAgeStatus.com - ArcheAge Server Status Monitoring. [Nuia] Gilda Stars: A Brief Guide : archeage. ArcheAgeStatus.com - ArcheAge Server Status Monitoring. The Most Viable ArcheAge Builds | Gamingforce. October 14, 2014 by Memento Mori You are playing, or planning to play, ArcheAge and you still don’t know what class to play as? Here is a list of the most viable classes, sorted by their type, including Tanks, Melees, Mages, Archers, Healers, Support. Tanks While it is only optional, most of the viable tank builds will include the Defense skillset that not only give them more survivability, but also offers skills that allow them to taunt large groups of enemies.
Abolisher – Defense/Battlerage/AuramancyPaladin – Defense/Battlerage/VitalismTemplar – Defense/Auramancy/VitalismSkullknight: Defense/Auramancy/Occult Melees Battlerage will be a must here, possessing high damage skills that can easily reduce an opponent’s health to zero in a single burst. Blighter – Battlerage/Shadowplay/DefenseOutrider – Battlerage/Shadowplay/ArcheryDarkrunner – Battlerage/Shadowplay/AuramancyShadowblade: Battlerage/Shadowplay/Witchcraft Mages Archers Healers Supports. CeSizas.gif (GIF Image, 412 × 226 pixels) Best Solo-Grinding Class? : archeage. Need help designing a Death Warden.
The Official ArcheAge Forums. Alchemy Leveling Guide. Alchemy is a crafting trade skill focusing on creating potions, enhancements, crafting materials, and dyes. Alchemy is the only way to get some key items such as the clipper, galleon and tractor repair glasses. Whilst also offering some unique gear enchantments such as “threat generation” and increased “breathing time”. Alchemy is tough to level, especially at launch, requiring large amounts of farmed mats. The purpose of this guide is to easy that pain by; - Pointing out effective routes to levelling - What to craft for others - Taking into account money and time to grow mats. Reasons - cost high gold in vendor items - require mats that take long to grow. - and offer a relatively low return in alchemy pts..
Alchemy < 5 K Start levelling Alchemy by crafting “Small Root Dye” (25xclover, 15x Roses [grow time 1hr] 10pts Alchemy), mainly because of the short grow time for the mats and it is required to make cloth armour/2nd tier fabric. Spellsinger V2 - Level 55 Live Build + 50BuildInfo - Arche-Base. ArcheAge - The Most Viable and Popular Classes - ArcheAge - newmmos. Classes in ArcheAge. FW Daily Quest. ArcheAge Guide: How to Custom Logo | ArcheAge Gold & ArcheAge Guides. Spellsinger V2 - Level 55 Live Build + 50BuildInfo - Arche-Base. ArcheAge Instance Drops. Complete Healer Guide. ArcheAge Farming Guide - Efficient Tree Planting and Placement - ArcheAge.
Efficiently leveling Alchemy. ArcheAge Class Trees and Skills Descriptions (CBT5 English) - New Articles & Guides - ArcheAge Source. Farmer's Workbench - New Articles & Guides - ArcheAge Source. English Guides and Tutorials List to ArcheAge - New Articles & Guides - ArcheAge Source. Social Net Working in ArcheAge: An Intro Guide to Fishing | The Errant Penman.