Filling bottles with water.

Alex Heartnet · Post by **Alex Heartnet** » Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:53 pm

So I noticed that the Trolls Bane bartender sells different drinks. This ranges from wine (red bottle) to water (blue bottle). I could buy bottled water off of the bartender, but I would rather fill the (large) bottle with water myself!

Which is what I have trouble doing. I tried using the bottle of water on the nearby stream. Nothing. It does not make a difference if you hold the empty bottle in your hand, or in your belt, or use the stream, or use the bottle, still nothing.

Am I forced to buy it from the bartender, or is there a way to get it myself?

wolfsword · Post by **wolfsword** » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:09 pm

Hm.. I think the last time Sam tried this, you had to scoop water from the stream/well with a bucket, use with the bucket on the bottle, in hands. Try it?

Alex Heartnet · Post by **Alex Heartnet** » Fri Mar 19, 2010 11:43 pm

I guess there are three different types of bottles. With joey's help, we figured out you need a 'grey' bottle, which is different from a small or a large bottle. I was trying to use a 'large' alchemy bottle, thinking you should be able to do this with any bottle.

Another question - how do I actually fill the goblet with the water bottle?

wolfsword · Post by **wolfsword** » Sat Mar 20, 2010 12:26 am

Have both goblet and a water/blue bottle in hand, 'use with' the bottle, and right click the goblet and select use.

Alex Heartnet · Post by **Alex Heartnet** » Sat Mar 20, 2010 1:41 am

Alright, thanks. Now I can take bottled water with me on my adventures!

One last note: The 'Iron Goblet' some NPCs drop (like mummies) does not work for this. Looking at some early posts using the search function, it might be completely useless.

wolfsword · Post by **wolfsword** » Sat Mar 20, 2010 2:09 am

Only contains that can hold liquids, that I know of, are the goblet (Normal, the copper-goblets, and gold-goblets), wooden cups, and those glass cups. Same with the plates: the green, stackable plates are un-usable (Or atleast when I try them), rather the wooden plates work, and the bowl/plate with a spoon does not work as well.

IMO, I'd still use 'unusable' things like that iron goblet or a clay mug, makes for good 'RP' purposes, when you want something out of the normal.

Alex Heartnet · Post by **Alex Heartnet** » Sat Mar 20, 2010 2:49 am

That is quite true. My character carries around a comb so she can keep her long hair clean and neat.

If you were to add a scissors to that, you could roleplay a barber!