Some substitutions are going to be easy to figure out. Metal bits for metal,
gem bits for gem, yarn and such for roots and so on. However, unless you have
a nearly photographic memory, it is going to be hard to remember which pre-LU24
vials, glasses, crafted loams, discontinued foods and fungi, etc. belong to
which tier, and thus, can substitute for what sorts of post-LU24 items. The
below list is not a complete substitution list, but covers the more creatively-named
items.
| Tier |
Common |
Rare |
| 1 |
- worked poison vial, mouthblown glass, isonoid loam = leaded loam
- sepia ink = T1 app IV or common jewely primary
- fossil temper = tin, lead, malachite
- chloro wash, chloro oil, chloro resin, silverberry, birchroot, birchwood,
allspice, milkweed, twinleaf, juniper, sassafras, snakeroot, barley,
nutmeg, basil, pecan = roots
- coldwind flounder, turtle meat = tier 1 fish/meat substitute
|
- dinoid loam, worn poison vial, tempered glass = flickering dust
- cochineal ink = T2 adept III or rare jewelry primary
|
| 2 |
- poison vial, float glass, trinoid loam = salty loam
- iron gual ink = T2 app IV or common jewely primary
- eolith temper = iron, turquoise, electrum
- stroma wash, stroma oil, stroma resin, fig, spoonleaf yucca, sycamore,
withered mushroom, soapweed, tree fern, field maple, radish, vanilla,
thyme, black walnut, wheat = tubers
- golden cichlid = T2 fish substitute
|
- lined poison vial, muffled glass, tetranoid loam = shimmering dust
- suzuri ink = T2 adept III or rare jewelry primary
|
| 3 |
- advanced poison vial, enamelled glass, hexanoid loam = pliant loam
- carbon ink = T3 app IV or common jewely primary
- neolith temper = carbonite, gold, agate
- thylakoid wash, thylakoid oil, thylakoid resin, beetleweed, poison
oak, wild hyacinth, bellflower, wild leek, wild birch, wild garlic,
plantain, almond, blue succulent, cinnamon, marjoram, rye = belladonna
root
- octopus tentacle = T3 fish substitute
|
- sealed poison vial, patterned glass, heptanoid loam = sparkling dust
- indigo ink = T3 adept III or rare jewelry primary
|
| 4 |
- exceptional poison vial, iridescent glass, pentanoid loam = supple
loam
- carmine ink = T4 app IV or common jewely primary
- paleolith temper = feyiron, velium, opaline
- granum wash, granum oil, granum resin, sage, sneezeweed, bitter nutmeg,
cypress, red oak, black oak, sumach, tarragon,honey, shallots, cashew,
rolled oat = tussah root
- blackwater snapper = T4 fish substitute
|
- flawless poison vial, opalescent poison vial, octanoid loam = glimmering
dust
- woad ink = T4 adept III or rare jewelry primary
|
| 5 |
- superb poison vial, flashed glass, enneanoid loam = bonded loam
- lac ink = T4 app IV or common jewely primary
- xeolith temper = fulginate, bloodstone, diamondine
- golgi wash, golgi oil, golgi resin, moonflower, peppertree, lacquer,
cinchweed, ginseng, turnip, saffron, kiola nut, corn, cardamom, wormwood
= ashen roots
|
- immaculate poison vial, acid etched glass, decanoid loam = luminous
dust
- alizarin ink = T5 adept III or rare jewelry primary
|
| 6 |
- exquisite poison glass lustrous glass, unodecanoid loam = soluble
loam
- ardent ink = T4 app IV or common jewely primary
- mezzolith temper = indium, beyrillium, nacre
- meso wash, meso oil, meso resin, amaranth, chamomile, date, foxglove,
mulberry, valerian root, cloves, coriander, macadamia nuts = succulent
root
- red herring = T4 fish substitute
|
- leaded poison vial, brilliant cut glass duodecanoid loam = lambent
dust
- cerulean ink = T6 adept III or rare jewelry primary
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