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I have a question about three skills/skill categories I've seen that there is confusing or conflicting information on.

1. Priest - How do you become a priest? There is a section in the skills for priest but I can't find a way to improve it. Can you sacrifice things at the alters or is that purely RP and priest powers aren't in yet, I did see in the to do list that healing isn't in yet, is that the only priest skill?

2. Bards - Again, how do you get bardic skills? I've played my horn for 20 minutes without even getting a skill to show up under bard. Are instrument skills even in or am I doomed to make aweful bleating noises that scare away the livestock?

3. Thievery - All the posts I see say that this is a purely RP thing, however, in the to do list Thievery is blue as though it is already implemented. Is that right? Is thievery actually available, it just isn't being told to us how it be accomplished?

4. Trees - The library books suggest that a. some trees like cherry when cut down don't regrow(true?) It also suggests that it's possible to gain a sapling of a pine and to rot cherries and apples to gain seeds to plant new trees. Any time I try to rott fruit on the ground it just dissappears and unless a branch is considered a sapling I haven't found a way to do this either. Are these things just RP or is it actually possible to start your own orchard? If so how?

I suppose it isn't a big thing if these things aren't implemented yet or even if they ever will be but it would just be nice to know whether or not they are.

Gibble Thibblebum

The tree thing is there just takes a little bit more than what your doing, just got to check it out dont know about the bard and priest dont believe they are implemented yet theivery? well hit some body on the head and take their gold

I will try to answer your questions in the best way possible, Gibble.

• [1] Priest skills are not complete yet. Perhaps in the next version of the client, which is coming upon us quickly.
  [2] Same as 1.
  [3] There is an item that allows one to thieve, but it is extremely rare, and, as far as I'm aware, is only provided to players for GM quests.
  [4] It is true that cherry trees do not come back after being cut, but a single cherry tree can provide an incredible amount of seeds. You are close with the planting of trees, because the fruit does have to be put on the ground, but it also needs something else. Ask a forester, ranger, druid, farmer, or someone of the like ingame.

Hopefully that answers your questions.

-Mitch

Hmm Thieery is kind of implemented, but there's a bug right now with it.