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Rinaldi: /* Returning an Item with a Pattern to its Original Appearance (Removing a Pattern) */

2026-06-17T01:58:06Z

Returning an Item with a Pattern to its Original Appearance (Removing a Pattern)

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	==Returning an Item with a Pattern to its Original Appearance (Removing a Pattern)==		==Returning an Item with a Pattern to its Original Appearance (Removing a Pattern)==
	Patterns can be removed from an item (without destructively salvaging the item) by using the [[Reshape Pattern Remover]] recipe with a [[Pattern Remover]] at the appropriate crafting station for the item. The recipes for pattern removal are already in your recipe book when you start the game.		Patterns can be removed from an item (without destructively salvaging the item) by using the [[Reshape Pattern Remover]] recipe with a [[Pattern Remover]] at the appropriate crafting station for the item. The recipes for pattern removal are already in your recipe book when you start the game.
	* Consumed Patterns - Removing a consumed pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, but the pattern document is not recovered (i.e. the pattern is permanently destroyed ~~upon removal~~).		* Consumed Patterns - Removing a consumed pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, but the pattern document is not recovered (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied).
	* Eternal Patterns - Removing the pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, and the pattern document is recovered (i.e. the pattern is always preserved upon removal).		* Eternal Patterns - Removing the pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, and the pattern document is recovered (i.e. the pattern is always preserved upon removal).

Rinaldi: /* Where to Get Patterns */

2026-06-17T01:49:05Z

Where to Get Patterns

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	==Where to Get Patterns==		==Where to Get Patterns==
	* Consumed Patterns can be obtained by		* Consumed Patterns can be obtained by
	** Salvaging equipment items that have not had a pattern applied (these are mainly items obtained as loot from non-player creatures, such as swords, shields, armor, etc.) - when you salvage these items, there is a chance they will yield a pattern.		** Salvaging equipment items that have not had a pattern applied (these are mainly items obtained as loot from non-player creatures, such as swords, shields, armor, etc.) - when you salvage these items, there is a chance they will yield a consumed pattern.
	** Purchase from NPC Merchants		** Purchase from NPC Merchants
	*** [[Bookseller]]s sell patterns for books.		*** [[Bookseller]]s sell patterns for books.

Rinaldi: /* Pattern Types */

2026-06-16T14:47:56Z

Pattern Types

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	There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).		There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).
	* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".		* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".
	* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is preserved and fused with the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document ~~is always~~ preserved within the item ~~and~~ always recovered ~~upon salvage~~). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.		* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is preserved and fused with the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was preserved within the item, so it is always recovered when the item is salvaged). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.

	==Applying a Pattern==		==Applying a Pattern==

Rinaldi: /* Pattern Types */

2026-06-16T14:44:21Z

Pattern Types

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	There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).		There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).
	* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".		* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".
	* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused with the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.		* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is preserved and fused with the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.

	==Applying a Pattern==		==Applying a Pattern==

Rinaldi: /* Pattern Types */

2026-06-16T14:42:52Z

Pattern Types

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	There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).		There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).
	* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".		* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".
	* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused with the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. pattern is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.		* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused with the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.

	==Applying a Pattern==		==Applying a Pattern==

Rinaldi: /* Pattern Types */

2026-06-16T14:42:01Z

Pattern Types

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	There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).		There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).
	* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".		* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".
	* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused ~~within~~ the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. pattern is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.		* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused with the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. pattern is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.

	==Applying a Pattern==		==Applying a Pattern==

Rinaldi: /* Pattern Types */

2026-06-16T14:35:37Z

Pattern Types

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	==Pattern Types==		==Pattern Types==
	There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).		There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).
	* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is ~~comsumed~~ (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".		* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is consumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".
	* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused within the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. pattern is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.		* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused within the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. pattern is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.

Rinaldi: /* Pattern Types */

2026-06-16T14:35:14Z

Pattern Types

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	==Pattern Types==		==Pattern Types==
	There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).		There are two types of Patterns: a consumed pattern (which is labeled as "Pattern" in-game) and an Eternal Pattern (which is labeled as "Eternal Pattern" in-game).
	* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is ~~consumed~~ in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern is permanently destroyed upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".		* '''Consumed Pattern''' (also known as a non-eternal pattern) - When a Consumed Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is comsumed (destroyed) in the process. When an item with a Consumed Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''never'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied, so it cannot be recovered upon salvage). Items that have had a Consumed Pattern applied to them will have Orange colored title text. Also, in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item, the title will show as the Patterned Name followed in paratheses by the original name, such as "Bronze Buckled Gambeson +9 (Bronze Augmented Chainmail Chest Armor +9)".
	* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is ~~consumed in~~ the ~~process~~. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. pattern is always preserved upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.		* '''Eternal Pattern''' - When an Eternal Pattern is applied to an item, the pattern document is fused within the item. When an item with an Eternal Pattern is salvaged, it will <span style="color:fuchsia">'''always'''</span> yield the pattern document back (i.e. pattern is always preserved within the item and always recovered upon salvage). Items with an eternal pattern will state "Salvage Yields: Eternal Pattern:..." in the information that pops-up when you hover your mouse over the item.

	==Applying a Pattern==		==Applying a Pattern==

Rinaldi: /* Ways to Liberate a Pattern that has been Applied to an Item */

2026-06-14T17:23:48Z

Ways to Liberate a Pattern that has been Applied to an Item

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	* Eternal Patterns - Removing the pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, and the pattern document is recovered (i.e. the pattern is always preserved upon removal).		* Eternal Patterns - Removing the pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, and the pattern document is recovered (i.e. the pattern is always preserved upon removal).

	==~~Ways to Liberate~~ a Pattern that has been Applied to an Item==		==Recovering a Pattern that has been Applied to an Item==
	* Consumed Pattern - these patterns cannot be ~~liberated~~ from an item because the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied to the item. Therefore, salvaging the item or using a Pattern Remover will not yield a pattern.		* Consumed Pattern - these patterns cannot be recovered from an item because the pattern document was permanently destroyed when it was applied to the item. Therefore, salvaging the item or using a Pattern Remover will not yield a pattern.
	* Eternal Pattern - these can be ~~liberated~~ from ~~an item and recovered~~ by either of the following methods:		* Eternal Pattern - these can be recovered from by either of the following methods:
	**Salvage the item - this will yield the pattern document, but it will destroy the item itself.		**Salvage the item - this will yield the pattern document, but it will destroy the item itself.
	**Use a Pattern Remover - this will yield the pattern document, and it will preserve the item itself (i.e. it will not destroy it).		**Use a Pattern Remover - this will yield the pattern document, and it will preserve the item itself (i.e. it will not destroy it).

Rinaldi: /* Removing a Pattern that has been Applied to an Item (Pattern Remover) */

2026-06-14T17:21:18Z

Removing a Pattern that has been Applied to an Item (Pattern Remover)

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	** Using the [[Reshape Pattern Remover]] recipe to remove the eternal pattern from an item. This will liberate the pattern and preserve the item (although the item will revert to its original appearance).		** Using the [[Reshape Pattern Remover]] recipe to remove the eternal pattern from an item. This will liberate the pattern and preserve the item (although the item will revert to its original appearance).

	==~~Removing~~ a Pattern ~~that has been Applied~~ to ~~an Item~~ (Pattern ~~Remover~~)==		==Returning an Item with a Pattern to its Original Appearance (Removing a Pattern)==
	Patterns can be removed from an item (without destructively salvaging the item) by using the [[Reshape Pattern Remover]] recipe with a [[Pattern Remover]] at the appropriate crafting station for the item. The recipes for pattern removal are already in your recipe book when you start the game.		Patterns can be removed from an item (without destructively salvaging the item) by using the [[Reshape Pattern Remover]] recipe with a [[Pattern Remover]] at the appropriate crafting station for the item. The recipes for pattern removal are already in your recipe book when you start the game.
	* Consumed Patterns - Removing a consumed pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, but the pattern document is not recovered (i.e. the pattern is permanently destroyed upon removal).		* Consumed Patterns - Removing a consumed pattern will make the item revert to its original appearance, but the pattern document is not recovered (i.e. the pattern is permanently destroyed upon removal).