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Boar

**Boar** is a wild animal, which you can find in various forests.

## Behavior

The boar will run as soon as it sees you or as soon as you see it.

Is quite stupid and often gets stuck on hills and mountains. Or even hits trees and stops moving at all.

## Loot

Higher quality meat and fat, but common pelts and bones.

Gives **three** pieces of loot altogether.

## Hunting tactic

### With a melee weapon

Spot one and start running after it. It's bound to get stuck sooner or later.

### With a bow or a ranged weapon

Shot it as soon as you spot it. May your aim be true and your arrows sharp.
Freeman's Port

**Freeman's Port** is a port located in the north western part of the map in the zone Wetrock.

Freeman's Port is populated by several NPCs, traders and monks.

## Utilities

The Following utilities can be found in Freeman's Port:

* Anvil: east side
* Furnace: east side
* Grinding wheel: east side
* Oven: west side
* Workbench: east side

## Trivia

* The pub "The Scummy Sturgeon" in Freeman's Port was named by the community in a contest. People could suggest names and then vote on Twitter. "Scummy Sturgeon" won with 38% of votes before "The Stranded Whale" and "The Malt Shovel" (total votes: 151).

## References

1. ↑ **Twitter.com.** Survey Post. Link. June 23rd, 2016.
Wooden Bowl

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Wooden Bowl

 Wood Carved Kitchen Ware.

## Description

Wooden Bowl is a sellable item. It has no use what so ever, but it's a good way for fresh characters to earn some money.

## Trivia

* Wooden Bowl was implemented in v 0.12 to replace beggars previous crafting skills of Stick Man, Stick Women and Stick Whistle.
Skill

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Campfire

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Campfire

 The Campfire can be carried and placed upon use.

Usable as a portable fire source. Comes in handy if you're travelling far from home without much food or water, as you can cook meat, craft berry jam, boil dirty water and do many other things.
Also usable as a small light source.

## Source

A Campfire can be crafted by any Beggar and any class after it.
Loom

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**Looms** are a utility required for producing textiles.

## Recipes requiring a loom

* Beggar Cloak
* Cloth
* Coif
* Fingerless Gloves
* Leather Work Apron
* Merchant hat
* Merchant Tunic
* Monk Robe
* Padded Leg Armour
* Gambeson
* Peasant Hat
* Peasant Tunic
* Warrior Tunic
* Work Apron
Professions

List of professions.

### Profession unlocking

Each profession requires a certain level in a skill or skills and switching professions cost a specific amount or renown.

## Beggar

First playable profession in The Black Death. Ability to beg for money. Costs 0 renown to switch to.

## Peasant

Level 5 Farming needed to unlock. Increased yield from harvesting. Costs 15 renown to switch to.

## Doctor

Level 5 Medical needed to unlock. Able to dissect bodies for xp and items. Costs 75 renown to switch to.

## Hunter

Level 5 survival required. Double damage to animals. Costs 35 renown to switch to.

## Artisan

Level 5 artistry required. Ability to create player shop. Costs 35 renown to switch to.

## Bandit

Level 5 banditry required. Friendly with bandits but all guards hostile. Costs 35 renown to switch to.

## Cook

Level 5 cooking required. Increased yield when crafting food items. Costs 35 renown to switch to.

## Smith

Level 5 smithing required. Reduces total repair costs. Costs 75 renown to switch to.

## Mason

Level 5 building required. Builds twice as fast. Costs 35 renown to switch to.

## Knight

Level 6 in all skills needed to unlock. Ability that provides you with bounty payments when you kill infected A.I. Costs 250 renown to switch to.

## Royalty

Level 10 in all skills needed to unlock. Ability that provides you with more nobility gain. Costs 1000 renown to switch to.
Animalia

**Animals** are NPCs running around in the wild or domesticated by the towns. Upon killing, they can give you Animal Fat, Animal Pelt, Raw meat, Raw fish or Bones. The quality of animal's loot is based on the animal's type.

Raw fish is exclusive to fishing Schools o' fish.

Here are some current animals:

Boar

Chicken
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Pig

Cow
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Wolf

Deer

Fox
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School o' fish

Doe
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Sheep
Monk NPC

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**Monk** NPCs are not to be mistaken with playable class Monk. They are usually found in churches in cities and castles. St. Johns Monastery is the biggest church in the land of Mercia where the most Monk's can be found.
They sell various goods including remedies to combat symptoms of the plague.
Killing a NPC Monk yields no XP points.
Fire

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**Fires** are a utility required for certain cooking and water filtration.

Campfire and Fire Utility Kit are two different items. Campfire is craftable and can be used anywhere in game, while Kit is used only as a house upgrade.

Fire

 Utility

## Recipes requiring a fire

* Cooked Fish
* Cooked Meat
* Meat Stew
* Porridge
* Vegetable Stew
* Mushroom Soup
* Boiled Clean Water

## Source

* Stick x2
* Stone x1
* Kindling x1
Laketown

**Laketown** is a lake dwelling in the middle of the map. You can easily find Laketown by following the river inlands from Queen's Crossing.

## Utilities

The Following utilities can be found in Laketown:

* Anvil: on a building in the middle, opposite to “The Wet Duck”
* Furnace: on a building in the middle, opposite to “The Wet Duck”
* Grinding wheel: In the middle of the city
* Tannery: market-district, south end of the city
* Workbench: several locations

## Trivia

* Laketown exists since the game was first released, but was significantly changed/reworked in Patch V0.06.
* Laketown since patch v0.12, is a hostile dwelling.
Duffus Castle Ruins

**Duffus Castle Ruins** is a location south of the Town of Bywick. Duffus Castle Ruins are the overgrown remains of a once big castle. They are inhabited by several bandits. Between the ruins one can find the entrance to the cellar to explore the old rooms under the castle. You can find lots of Mushrooms here.
Furnace

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**Furnaces** are a utility required for the refining of metal.

## Locations

* Bywick: in a small shed in the middle of the village
* Raven's Reach: inside the city
* Farleigh Citadel: inside the castle
* Laketown: on a building in the middle, opposite to “The Wet Duck”

## Recipes requiring a furnace

* Gold Ingot
* Iron Ingot
* Silver Ingot
Artisan

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This is one of the lineages, or classes, available in *The Black Death*.

## Description

Your middle-class upbringing gave you the knowledge you need to turn resources into valuable items. Times are hard and gold is scarce but people need what you have to sell. You are upstanding member of society with great charisma and people trust in your products, everything from sturdy tools for peasants, sharp weapons for militia and fancy clothes for the monarch. So set up shop in the city and start making money. Merchant class unlocks "Monk" and "Smith" via skill tree.

Merchant class skill "Trade"- Set up a shop, pick and chose items within your inventory to sell to other players, at any price.

## Merchant skill tree

* (1) Iron Smith: Craft Iron Ingot
* (3) Standard Knifesman : Craft Dirk Dagger
* (3) Silver Smith: Craft Silver Ingot
* (3) Expert Knifesman: Crusader Dagger
* (3) Standard Armorer: Studded Leather Gambeson
* (1) Expert Brewer: Mead
* (2) Expert Cook: Vegetable Stew
* (2) Expert Soup Maker: Pumpkin Potage
* (4) Novice Apothecary: Bandage
* (2) Plague Curer: Standard Plague Cure
* (1) Tanner: Leather
* (2) Hatmaker: Coif
* (2) Expert Tailor: Forester Cap and Forester Trousers
* (2) Expert Hat Maker: Merchant Hat
* (4) Master Tailor: Merchant Tunic and Merchant Trousers
Dunstead Fort

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**Dunstead Fort** is a fort located to the east of Raven's Reach across Queen's Crossing. It is inhabited by a number of guards and merchants.

There are also a small number of lootable containers that sometimes contain food items.

There is a small, high plateau accessible from the east exit called The Sparrow's Spit.

## Utilities

The Following utilities can be found in Dunstead Fort:

* Fire: inside the first building to the right from the south entrance
* Oven: inside the fourth building to the right from the south entrance
Wild Berries

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Wild Berries

 Poisonous Meal but quenches thirst and a little hunger.

**Wild Berries** are food.

## Source

Wild Berries can be obtained by harvesting Poison Berry Bushes.

## "Second Chance"

Small chance upon harvesting a Poison Berry Bushes to receive a Stick.

## Trivia

* Wild Berries are marked as "dangerous meal" since Patch v0.12.
Town of Bywick

**Town of Bywick** is a location, a small rural village in the south east part of the map on the road leading to Logger's Respite.

Bywick is sparsely populated by a few villagers, guards, a Trader and a Blacksmith.

## Utilities

* Anvil: In a little shed in the middle of the village.
* Furnace: In a little shed in the middle of the village.
* Workbench: In a little shed in the middle of the village.

## Trivia

* Originally Town of Bywick was called only "Bywick", it was renamed in Patch 0.08, most likely to avoid confusion with the zone Bywick.
* Bywick has been changed to a run down and dilapidated town as of update 0.12. It still has a Trader near the well and a Blacksmith, but none of the houses are currently buyable, the pub is now abandoned, and the loom that used to be in one of the houses is now gone.
* As of update 0.12 there are 2 houses that can be purchased nearby, one just south of the town and one slightly west.
* The fireplace in the pub still works as a place to cook food.
Crutchley Hill

**Crutchley Hill** is a friendly city located south of Freeman's Port, in the western part of the Map in the middle of Crutchley. The area is surrounded by a number of farmhouses.

The village area is almost completely unoccupied, though there are a number NPCs in the small fort up the hill. There are a number of houses available for sale in the village for both S3,000 and S6,600. Although, most houses have windows which can be crawled through unfortunately.

## Utilities

The Following utilities can be found in Crutchley Hill:

* Anvil: in the fort on the hill
* Fire: inside the houses
* Grinding wheel: near a house by the path to the fort
* Tannery: near a house up the road from the entrance
* Workbench: near a house by the path to the fort
Player Housing

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## Description

Houses are separated into Purchasable and Abandoned houses.

Purchasable houses are found across the land of Mercia and vary from 750, 1250 to 4500 gold coins.

Abandoned houses are found across the land of Mercia, and as the name implies, they are abandoned. You can find various loot in them from food, resources to gold and dead bodies. Certain abounded houses may be guarded by bandits.

Houses need to be cleared when purchased before starting any improvements.

Door of houses CAN be destroyed by other players to steal loot from chests or to steal the house itself.

A house cannot be stolen if any doors still stand, but they can loot your chests if they unlock your pincode lock.

Once the house area is cleared the player should interact with the settlement banner typically found in the middle of the housing/settlement area.

## Estates (High-tier housing)

At a cost of 4500 gold, they can be quite the bargain, as they have 3 doors that possible raiders would have to break and giant stone walls.

This tier of housing is able to hire peons that gather cotton/cloth, farm land for wheat and a bartender that sells ale and other drinks.

Usable housing kits:

* Workbench
* Loom
* Anvil
* Furnace
* Reinforced doors
* Iron doors
* Gold doors
* ... (Need help here. ~JakobSirk)

## Houses (Mid-tier housing)

At a cost of 1250 gold, they can be used for many things. Protected by 2 doors and wooden walls, they have all the utilities you'd need.

Although you cannot hire any peons, you can upgrade the house itself for looks with only 3 wood, and then add a small farmland for another 3 wood. You can add additional interior lighting for 1 iron ingot and additional lighting outside for another 3 ingots. You can get yourself a well for 3 stone ore.

Usable housing kits:

* Workbench
* Campfire
* Furnace
* Anvil
* Storage Chest
* Bed
* Reinforced doors
* Iron doors
* Gold doors
* ... (Need help here. ~JakobSirk)

## Shacks (Low-Cost Housing)

At a cost of 750 gold, these houses are only usable as respawn points or personal storage.

Usable housing kits:

* Workbench
* Campfire
* Storage Chest
* Reinforced doors

Additionally, before applying any housing kits, you need to pay 65 gold (to a maid?) to clean up your house. To be honest, it did need cleaning, as there was a dead body in there.

As such, the cost before it is usable would be 815 gold.

## Housing Kits

Housing kits are housing improvements made by players in their owned houses and most of them need to be unlocked via skills.

* Loom
* Campfire
* Well
* Bed
* Storage Chest
* Churner
* Reinforced Doors
* Iron Doors
* Gold Doors
* Oven
* Furnace
* Tannery Rack
* Anvil
* Wheat Grinder
* Workbench
* ... (Need help here. ~JakobSirk)
How to play guide for The Black Death

This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *The Black Death***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.

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## Controls

### Movement

* **W**: Forward
* **A**: Left
* **S**: Backward
* **D**: Right
* **Shift**: Run
* **C**: Crouch
* **Space**: Jump

### Interaction

* **E**: Use
* **F**: Class Skill
* **Q**: Emote
* L: Lock Door
* H: In Inventory - Auto Loot All
* V: Voice Chat
* **Alt**: Switch stances
* **Left click**: Light attack
* **Right click**: Heavy attack
* Space: Block/Shield

### Weapons

* **1**: Primary weapon
* **2**: Secondary weapon
* **3**: Tertiary weapon

### Other

* **Tab**: Menu
* **M**: Map
* **I**: Inventory
* **H**: Use or equip selected item
* **G**: Drop selected item
* O: Skill tree
* **T**: First person view
Wooden Owl

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Wooden Owl

## Description

**Wooden Owl** is a sellable item. It has no use what so ever, but it's a good way for fresh characters to earn some money.

## Trivia

* Wooden Owl was implemented in v 0.12 to replace beggars previous crafting skills of Stick Man, Stick Women and Stick Whistle.
Sword

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Sword

 Badly Made Weapon

**Sword** is a weapon.

## Source

Swords can be made, bought from blacksmith or found in dead bodies.

## Trivia

* It was obtained by stealing it from the blacksmith or at the arena in Raven's Reach before they got removed in v0.12 permanently.
St. Johns Monastery

**St. Johns Monastery** is a monastery between The Breadth and Marstock. It is located in the south of the map, between the Highlands and Chiltern.

The monastery is guarded by friendly templers. Upon entering through the main doors you're greeted by a Church/Chapel. The monastery is a large structure with several bigger and smaller rooms. You can meet NPC monks here which act as traders and sell food and other goods to the player.

The monastery features an Ale cellar. From the cellar you can enter a secret tunnel which leads to a hostile bandit camp close to Laketown.

It should be noted, since the last patch, the Monastery guards, and those within the chapel will attack the player on site.

## Trivia

* The monastery was added to the game in Patch V0.06.
Guard

**Guards** are neutral NPCs found through the land of Mercia. They keep cities, castles, camps and villages safe from hostile Bandit and Players who are keen on attacking people of the land and other players. They will chase hostile players for a short amount of time and return to their posts. There are two variation of Guards: melee and ranged. Guard's will warn players to not seethe their weapons and that killing and stealing isn't permitted in the city walls. Guards will attack players who are infected above certain amount to prevent plague spreading on other players if he's nearby. Killing a Guard yields no XP.
Queen's Province

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**Queen's Province** is a zone in the north of the map. The most important location in Queen's Province is the city Raven's Reach, Capital of Mercia, but the zone features several other locations such as The Breadth or Turner's Range.
Stick Club

Stick Club

 Poorly crafted light one handed weapon

**Stick Club** is likely the first weapon a new player will wield. It can be crafted from common resources and can be reasonably effective at fighting animals. However, if fighting an opponent without a primitive weapon, it may be best to retreat to town guards to fight another day.

## Source

The **Stick Club** can be crafted by default by all classes.

## Trivia

* Stick Club used to be called "Stick Weapon" until the name was changed in Patch V0.07.
Bandit (Npc)

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**Bandit** NPCs are not to be mistaken with playable class Bandit. A **Bandit** is an NPC.

## Behavior

The Bandit will attack the player once he sees them. Usually found in caves, ruins, thick forests but rarely found camping on open fields.
Some bandits wield torches while they patrol around their camps.
The Black Death developers

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## Developers

*The Black Death* is being jointly developed by two small independent development companies in the United Kingdom: Syrin Studios, which was founded in 2014; and Small Impact Games, founded in 2013.

The game currently has about 9 developers working on The Black Death.

Note: As of 4th of October 2016 Small Impact Games was Dissolved.

## Publisher

Green Man Loaded, the publisher of *The Black Death*, is part of the United Kingdom game retailer Green Man Gaming.

At the time of this writing, Green Man Loaded has released the following games:

* *Switch Galaxy Ultra*
* *Eternal step*
* *Black & White Bushido*
* *Quell*
* *Quell: Reflect*
* *Quell: Memento*
* *Idol Hands*
Chicken

**Chicken** is a semi domesticated animal, which you can find in various forests or towns.

## Behavior

The chicken will attempt to run as soon as it sees you.

Is slow.

## Loot

Lower quality meat and fat, but extremely easy to kill.

Gives **two** pieces of loot altogether.

## Hunting tactic

### With a melee weapon

Spot one and give it a good smack. Shouldn't take too many hits.

### With a bow or a ranged weapon

Shot it as soon as you spot it. May your aim be true and your arrows sharp.
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Peasant

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This is one of the lineages, or classes, available in *The Black Death*.

## Description

Once slave to lords and ladies, you we're tasked with providing food and supplies on a daily basis but no longer! Now that plague has put Mercia into a state of emergency you are released of your duties. Use your prior experience to your benefit. Supplies are rare and you have the advantage to effectively gather, mine and cultivate what's desperately needed in time of a great famine and poverty. Peasant profession is unlocked by leveling up farming skill to level 5. \*\*Peasant class opens Hunter, Merchant or Militia class\*\*.

Peasant starts with +2 Strength, +1 Agility and +1 Health

Peasant has unique passive of doubling gathered resources(doesnt apply on water).

Things between \*\* \*\* are no longer valid.

## Peasant skill tree

* Novice Farmer (1) : Stone Sickle
* Wood Axe Crafter (2): Iron Wood Axe
* Pickaxe Crafter (2):Iron Pickaxe
* Expert Farmer (2): Iron Sickle and Large Animal Feed
* Shovel Crafter (2): Iron Shovel
* Fishing Pole Crafter (2): Wooden Fishing Rod
* Iron Smith (1): Iron Ingot
* Novice Swordsmith (3) :Iron Sword
* Novice Armorer (3): Gambeson and Padded Leg Armour
* Wheat Grinder (1): Flour
* Novice Baker (1): Bread Roll
* Novice Cook (2): Porridge
* Expert Jam Maker (2): Strawberry Jam
* Expert Baker (2): Raspberry Pie
* Novice Bowyer (3): Flatbow
* Tanner (1): Leather
* Bone Crafter (1): Bone Dagger
* Basic Tailor (2): Peasant's Tunic and Wicker Hat
* Leather Textile Worker (2): Leather Gloves
* Furnace Builder (2): Furnace Housing kit
* Anvil Crafter (2): Anvil Housing kit
* Oven Builder (2): Oven Building kit
* Stone Mill Builder (2): Stone Mill Housing kit
* Churner Constructor (2): Churner Housing kit
* Tannery Consturctor (2): Tannery Housing kit
Iron Ingot

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Iron Ingot

 Crafting ingredient: Made from raw iron ore at a furnace.

An **Iron Ingot** is an item used in crafting various metal items.

## Crafting

An Iron Ingot is obtained by smelting iron ore at a furnace. It can be crafted by the Merchant, Peasant, Outlaw and the Smith.
Map

## Zones

**Zones** are large areas in the game world. The zone you're currently in is displayed at the top of your screen. If you aren't in a zone it says "The Wilderness".

* Wetrock
* Crutchley
* Wapentake
* Queen's Province
* (The) Highlands
* Skenfirth
* The Soar
* Chiltern
* Dunstead
* Lathe
* Burge
* The Wash
* Farleigh
* Bywick
* Duffus
* Bafften
* Frostfall

## Locations

**Locations** are special named places in the game world. The game will display their name upon entering and leaving these places.

* Ashby Hall
* Ashview
* Bamburgh
* Bywick
* The Breadth
* Botham's Gorge
* Botham's Reach
* Raven's Reach
* Queen's Crossing
* Camp Blackburg
* Crutchley Hill
* The Devil's Eyes
* Drumdin Hill
* Duffus Castle Ruins
* Dunstead Fort
* Farleigh Citadel
* Fontenoy's Fall
* Forester's Respite
* Freeman's Port
* Gordon's Abbey
* Govan's Head
* Hangman's Hollow
* Ironhold
* Ivan's Head Colliery
* Laketown
* Lindlow Mill
* Logger's Respite
* Lover's Leap
* The Lower Yards
* Luck's End
* Maclean's Watch
* Market Wharf
* Marstock
* Mason's Moor
* Mireview Mill
* The Old Croft
* Raven's Reach, Capital of Mercia
* Ser Peter's Watch
* Skenfirth
* The Sparrow's Spit
* St. Johns Monastery
* Strumble Mine
* Strumble Pass
* Strumble Stoneworks
* Turner's Range
* Turnship Wharf
* Wealdcrag

## Historical locations

This section lists historical locations that got removed from the game or renamed during the development process.

* Farleigh
* Crow's Perch
Farleigh Citadel

**Farleigh Citadel** is a large castle in Farleigh in the north eastern part of the map. It's guarded by soldiers. You can find several Utilities and traders in Farleigh Citadel.

## Utilities

The Following utilities can be found in Farleigh Citadel:

* Anvil: inside the castle
* Furnace: inside the castle
* Grinding wheel: inside the castle
* Tannery: inside the castle
* Workbench: inside the castle

## Trivia

* Farleigh Citadel was completly reworked in Patch V0.06. Prior to this patch, it was only a large deserted settlement. The little village Farleigh (Village) disappeared during this rework.
Plague

**Plague** can be caught by eating rotten food, standing next to infected corpses or transmitted by infected NPC's. Plague can be spread from player to player through coughing, sneezing, and general close contact.

End of map is also bordered with plague and if player come to close they might get more and more infected. Plague has few stages and most of them can be cured by using player or monk trader items. All infection stages vary from Headache (reduces XP gained) to dysentery and eventually death.
Wooden Fork

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Wooden Fork

## Description

**Wooden Fork** is a sellable item. It has no use what so ever, but it's a good way for fresh characters to earn some money.

## Trivia

* Wooden fork was implemented in v 0.12 to replace beggars previous crafting skills of Stick Man, Stick Women and Stick Whistle.
Camp Blackburg

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**Camp Blackburg** is a military camp.

In Camp Blackburg there are some containers which you can loot. Some soldiers guard this place.

## Utilities

The Following utilities can be found in Camp Blackburg:

* Anvil: behind the big red tent
* Fire: behind the big red tent
Logger's Respite

**Logger's Respite** is a village located in the east, snow covered, part of the map. There are a few NPCs here including a peasant, a few guards and an archer in a tower and 3 traders.

## Utilities

There are the following crafting stations in Logger's Respite as of update 0.12, all are grouped together just away from the traders in a corner

* Anvil
* Tannery
* Workbench
* Furnace
* Griding Wheel - This is redundant as of 0.12 but has not yet been removed.

## Trivia

* Logger's Respite was renamed in Patch V0.07, previously it was called "Crow's Perch"
* Logger's Respite was overhauled in update 0.12, there are now 3 traders in the town, a woodsman, general trader and a unique food trader that deals in pies and cheeses.
* There are no buyable houses in the village as of update 0.12
* There is a buyable house just west of Logger's Respite, in a small wood.
Travelling Merchant

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A **Travelling Merchant** is an NPC, a special form of Trader, whom wanders around the map.

## Behavior

Travelling Merchants wander the map and sell goods to players. They will run away from players if weapon is drawn near them. Killing a **Travelling Merchant** yields no XP points.
Doctor

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This is one of the lineages, or classes, available in *The Black Death.*

## Description

Improve your knowledge of the plague and the human body to develop tools and aids to prevent death.

## Requirements

Unlock by reaching level 5 in the Medical skill tree.Costs 75 renown to switch to

## Skills & Starting Attributes

**Skill** that allows the player to perform dissections on fresh corpses.

**Attributes**

1. Health +2
2. Crafting +1
3. Daggerman +1

## Trivia

* The Doctor profession was added to the game in Patch V?.
Boiled Clean Water

Boiled Clean Water

 Thirst-Quenching

**Boiled Clean Water** is an Item used in crafting. It can be looted from wells all over the Map. Some water can be looted from puddles called "Dirty Water". By combining it with fire, you can purify and use it. Also, "Dirty Water" is used by Outlaws to make "Immortality Potion" by combining it with "Rotten Meat" to poison unwary players.
Infected NPC

**Infected** NPCs are a wide range of npc's as every single one can look and behave differently depending on the type of npc. Infected npc's range from bandits all the way down to villagers. They can be identified by the red X above their head. Infected **NPCs** can be friendly or hostile NPCs depending on what they are. They can be found all across the world but especially in plague contaminated areas. If encountered the player should avoid them at all costs otherwise they will contract the plague.

## Behavior

Infected Npc's can be found wandering across the entire map. They have a wide variety of behaviors depending on the infected npc's type. When killed the player will be awarded renown.
Smith

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This is one of the lineages, or classes, available in *The Black Death*.

You've lived a life of war, you understand the world and it's aggressive nature. With your long history of working in the military you know that its weapons and armor that make a difference. Strong, durable tools of war are what's needed in order to restore peace to Mercia and you have the skills to create some of the finest. There is no shortage of unarmed militia looking for the next best piece of equipment all you need is an anvil and ore to make the money.

Smith class skill "Repair"-Increases the durabilty of damaged weapons and armor within your inventory at a cost.

## Smith skill tree

* **Weapons**
	+ (2) Expert Swordsmith - Unlocks Long Sword
	+ (2) Master Hammer Smith - Unlocks German Warhammer
	+ (4) Expert Weaponsmith - Unlocks Taper War Sword
	+ (4) Master Weaponsmith - Unlocks Flamberge
* **Tools**
	+ (2) Expert Woodaxe Crafter - Unlocks Silver WoodAxe
	+ (2) Expert Pickaxe Crafter - Unlocks Silver Pickaxe
	+ (2) Expert Sickle Crafter - Unlocks Silver Sickle
* **Housing**
	+ (5) Gold Door Maker - Unlocks Gold Door Kit
* **Clothing**
	+ (1) Expert Armourer - Unlocks Lamellar
	+ (1) Expert Helmet Smith - Unlocks Sallet Helmet
	+ (1) Leather Hat Armourer - Unlocks Leather Helmet
	+ (1?) Workman's Tailor - Unlocks Leather Work Apron
	+ (2) Leather Glove Armourer - Unlocks Leather Gloves
	+ (2) Master Glove Armourer - Unlocks Heavy Armour Gloves
	+ (2) Master Leg Armourer - Unlocks Plate Leg Armour
	+ (3) Master Armourer - Unlocks Heavy Chest Plate
	+ (3) Master Helmet Smith - Unlocks Crusader Helmet
* **Misc**
	+ (1) Mailer - Unlocks Chainmail
	+ (2) Gold Smith - Unlocks Gold Ingot

## Trivia

* If you play as a Smith, there is a chance you can't craft any known recipes as a Smith. To solve this, suicide, choose the Militia, spawn, open your skill tree, suicide and choose the Smith. You should be able to craft any known recipes now. Used skill points and house properties stay saved. v0.07
Royalty

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This is one of the lineages, or classes, available in *The Black Death.*

## Description

Rags to riches. Through your hard work, You have climbed to the top. All you have endured has made you strong, Healthy and a competent leader. Now all you need is a kingdom to lead.

## Requirements

Unlock by reaching level 10 in all skills. Costs 1000 renown to switch to

## Skills & Starting Attributes

**Skill** that Increases nobility gain.

**Attributes**

1. Health +2
2. Merchantry +1
3. Swordsman +1

## Trivia

* The Royalty profession was added to the game in Patch V0.34.
Doe

**Doe** is a wild animal, which you can find in various forests.

## Behavior

The doe will run as soon as it sees you or as soon as you see it.

Runs faster than a player.

Is quite stupid and often gets stuck on hills and mountains. Or even hits trees and stops moving at all.

## Loot

Higher quality meat and pelts, but common fat and bones.

Gives **three** pieces of loot altogether.

## Hunting tactic

### With a melee weapon

Spot one and start running after it. It's bound to get stuck sooner or later.

### With a bow or a ranged weapon

Shot it as soon as you spot it. May your aim be true and your arrows sharp.
Fox

**Fox** is a wild animal, which you can find in various forests.

## Behavior

The fox will run as soon as it sees you or as soon as you see it.

Is quite stupid and often gets stuck on hills and mountains. Or even hits trees and stops moving at all.

## Loot

Common meat and fat, but uncommon pelts and bones.

Gives **three** pieces of loot altogether.

## Hunting tactic

### With a melee weapon

Spot one and start running after it. It's bound to get stuck sooner or later. Smack 'em hard.

### With a bow or a ranged weapon

Shot it as soon as you spot it. May your aim be true and your arrows sharp.
Character

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## List of characters

### Superheroes

* The Coon - Eric Cartman
* The Human Kite - Kyle Broflovski
* Mysterion - Kenny McCormick
* Toolshed - Stan Marsh
* Fastpass - Jimmy
* Captain DIabetes - Scott Malkinson
* Doctor Timothy - Timmy
* Tupperware - Token Black
* Super Craig - Craig
Farmer

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**Farmers** are friendly NPCs. Farmer's can be found at a number of friendly locations. They sell various seeds and farming equipment. Farmers are usually standing around or wandering in a small area.

They will run away from players if weapon is drawn near them. Killing a trader yields no XP points.
The Breadth

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**The Breadth** is a fairly vast area located south of Raven's Reach and Marstock in Queen's Province consisting most of large fields surrounded by low stone fences. Some of the fields have crops, and there are some farm buildings in the area.
Pick Pocket

**Pick Pocket** is a special ability for **Outlaw**

Pick pocket gives you the ability to steal items from other players.

HOW TO USE:

Using this ability you have to crouch behind a player then click the default button F.

This will make you able to steal items from other players but it will also give you a bounty for knights to hunt you down for.
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The Old Croft

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**The Old Croft** is a ruin near Bywick.
You can expect random encounters as you approach The Old Croft, such as wolf packs, herds of animals, bandit camps or Travelling Merchants.

You can harvest Poppys around the area, as well as Chamomile, Cotton and Wood.
Infected Area

Infected area's are plague ridden areas found on the map. You can find them on the map by looking for the black/grayish border with red X's in the center. Overtime if not dealt with the infected area will spread to nearby areas. In order to clear the infected area the player must destroy the wooden wagon containing bodies found by the red X. Many infected npc's can be found here along with infected animals. Before going make sure to stock up on plenty of food, water and medical supplies as this area will give the plague.
Militia

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This is one of the lineages, or classes, available in *The Black Death*.

## Description

The military is disbanded, armies aimlessly explore what's left of their country. No more money for blood, the plague has put strain on the monarchy and you are out of work. Use what you have learned as a soldier and take back what little remains from bandits, thieves and the corrupt guards. You are a tough and sturdy warrior and other professions are in awe of your combat abilities.

Completing the Militia unlocks "Knight" via the skill tree.

Militia class skill "Kick"- During combat temporarily stun players with a powerful forward kick.

## Skills

As of update 0.12 the milita can learn the following skills:

* Roasted Seeds
* Bandages
* Round Shield
* Iron Polearm
* English Warhammer
* Militia Tunic
* Kettle Helmet
* Chainmail Trousers
* Chainmail Gloves
* Chainmail Tabbard
* Chainmail
* Leather

## Trivia

* The Militia keeps the skills Iron Sword and Iron Ingot from the peasant skill line, as well as Gambeson and Padded Leg Armour
* The Roasted Seeds skill is bugged and cannot be craftedVideos
* The kick skill does not seem to work as of 0.12 against NPCs
Stick

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Stick

 Crafting Material

A **stick** is an item used for crafting many tools and items.

## Source

Sticks may be gathered from stick piles, but may also occur as random drops when picking Cotton or Red Berries from bushes. Sticks are the only ingredient needed to create the most basic weapons in the game.

## Usage

Stick Club, Arrows (Standard), and Stick Bows are weapons that require sticks to craft. Sticks and Stones are the ingredients for the early game creatable items used to gather other ingredients and repair furniture. Stone Sickle, Stone Wood Axe, Stone Pickaxe, and Stone Mallet can all be crafted using sticks and stones, but each also requires you to use a specific Utility (crafting stations).
The Black Death

Media/distribution | Digital

*The Black Death* is a multiplayer survival game set in western Europe during the time of the Black Death. Players can choose from any of ten classes, or professionss, where they try to make a living during one of the worst pandemics ever experienced. It was developed by Syrin Studios and Small Impact Games, two small independent game development companies in the United Kingdom, and published by Syrin Studios.

## Description

Plague has left a trail of destruction across 14th century Europe. Survivors confront sickness and scarce resources in a land rife with banditry. Fight for scarce resources and learn new crafting techniques. But at all times you MUST avoid the plague. This is the land of ‘The Black Death’.

## Key Features

* **Survive**: It’s not just the plague you need to watch out for. Hunt, harvest or steal supplies to avoid meeting your end in this harsh medieval world.
* **Live**: Pick from range of professions to suit your play style. Fight as a Militia or farm as a Peasant – its your choice.
* **Fight**: Choose your battles wisely. Time your swings and parries, then strike your foes with a unique combat system.
* **Explore**: Inspired by the landscape of Western Europe, Plague features a 8km2 world with animals and a range of characters to interact with.
* **Buy**: Everything has a price. Weapons, armor, houses and more are all able to be purchased throughout the land. How you earn your coin is up to you…

## System requirements

**Minimum requirements**
* *OS:* Windows 7 / 8 / 10 (64bit OS)
* *Processor:* 2 GHz Dual-Core 64-bit CPU
* *Memory:* 6 GB RAM
* *Graphics:* Compatible GPU with 1 GB Video RAM
* *DirectX:* Version 11
* *Network:* Broadband Internet connection
* *Storage:* 10 GB available space

**Recommended requirements**
* *OS:* Windows 7 / 8 / 10 (64bit OS)
* *Processor:* 3 GHz Dual-Core 64-bit CPU
* *Memory:* 12 GB RAM
* *Graphics:* Compatible GPU with 2 GB Video RAM
* *DirectX:* Version 11
* *Storage:* 10 GB available space

## Game support

The Black Death Wiki is focused on creating the definitive guide to *The Black Death*. But while we make an effort to be complete, which may include game bugs and fixes for them, we are not an official game support channel. Please direct support requests to the game's Steam discussions or the game's Discord.

## External links

* Official site
* *The Black Death* on Steam
* *The Black Death* on Facebook
* *The Black Death* on Twitter
* *The Black Death* on Reddit
* *The Black Death* on Twitch
* Small Impact Games on Instagram
* *The Black Death* on Discord
* Small Impact Games
Weight

Every item in the game has a certain **weight**. Every character in the game can carry only a certain maximum weight, which depends in the class (the Beggar, for example, can carry 22 weight units from start and increase for every day survived). If the items in your inventory exceed the maximum weight your character can carry, you become "encumbered" (the encumbered icon is then displayed on the right of your screen). While your character is encumbered, you can't move. The be able to move again, you need to drop items from your inventory until you are below your characters weight limit again.

## Inventory management

Some classes require some smart inventory management as they can carry only a small amount of weight. It is important to note, that equipped items such as Armor or Weapons count into your maximum weight limit, so that you might have used most of your weight upon carrying heavy armor and weapons. Most characters are thus forced to find a balance between carried armor and inventory size.

## Future plans

In the future, one might be able to increase the carried weight by equipping a bag, as [SIG]Pete hinted an STEAM forums.

## References

1. ↑ **Steamcommunity.com**. Discussion about the weight limit. Link. July 12th, 2016.
Fishing Rod

Fishing Rod

 Used to catch fish. Made from Stick.

The **Fishing Rod** is a tool used to catch Raw Fish.

## Crafting

The Fishing Rod can be crafted by almost all classes or bought from vendor.

## Trivia

The description "Used to catch fish. Made from a stick." is false, in fact the Fishing Rod is made from Wood not from Sticks.
The Black Death Dedicated Server Providers

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The following providers have been listed by one or more members of the wiki community. Their presence on this page does not constitute any official endorsement by Gamepedia, Fandom, or the game developers.

**Note:** All prices are for a server with the minimum amount of slots. Servers with more slots can be cheaper. Please makes sure you are familiar with the Dedicated Server Provider Rules before editing or adding a listing.
Bandit

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This is one of the lineages, or classes, available in *The Black Death.*

## Description

Your parents where taken by sickness when you where but a child. Growing up as an orphan in the black streets of the Capital City was though, but it made you who you are today. From a young age, you learnt to fend yourself through fighting, deceit and stealing, doing whatever it took to survive.

Otulaw class skill "Pickpocket" - If crouched behind another player, allows you to access their inventory and attempt to steal a single item.

## Trivia

* Outlaw class was added in patch v0.09
* At a later date the outlaw was renamed to the bandit.
Deer

**Deer**s are wild animals, which you can find in various forests.

## Behavior

The deer will run as soon as it sees you or as soon as you see it.

Runs faster than players. You may have trouble keeping up with one in an open field with no obstacles.

Is quite stupid and often gets stuck on hills and mountains. Or even hits trees and stops moving at all.

## Loot

Higher quality pelts and bones, but common meat and awful/common bones.

Gives **three** pieces of loot altogether.

## Hunting tactic

### With a melee weapon

Spot one and start running after it. It's bound to get stuck sooner or later.

If possible, chase it into a wooded area. This should give you an advantage, as animals aren't quite as good as players at cutting corners around obstacles.

### With a bow or a ranged weapon

Shot it as soon as you spot it. May your aim be true and your arrows sharp.

You better be good with that bow, that thing runs fast.
Stretch goal

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*The Bard's Tale IV'*s Kickstarter campaign has outlined several **stretch goals** to incorporate additional features into the game.

## $1.3M

**[Achieved]** - This stretch goal was achieved on 23 June 2015.

* Enhanced companion NPC system
	+ Adds two more CNPCs including Lioslaith the Shadow

## $1.35M

**[Achieved]** - This stretch goal was achieved on 26 June 2015.

* Enhanced crafting system

## $1.4M

**[Achieved]** - This stretch goal was achieved on 2 July 2015.

* Monte Cook joins the design team and creates a dungeon

## $1.5M

* The RPG super team (Bruce Cordell, Wolfgang Baur, Sean K Reynolds) design three dungeons (one each)

## $1.7M

* Colin McComb joins the design team creating a dungeon in the realm of elves wilds of Lestras area

## $1.9M

* Chris Avellone joins the design team creating the Cairn of Horrors visible equipment on character in inventory
Lioslaith the Shadow

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**Lioslaith the Shadow** is a companion NPC unlocked with the $1.3 million crowdfunding stretch goal. She is also a spear-wielding prominent character in the Enclave of the Fairy Host story, leading the party into the dungeon.
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Die **Badewanne** ist ein Möbelstück das zurzeit nur als Dekoration für Häuser etc. benutzt werden kann. Sie ist Im Grunde nutzlos, wobei man, in Kombination mit der Toilette, ein Badezimmer in seinem Haus errichten kann. Wenn man eine Badewanne in Verbindung mit einer Toilette oder einem Stuhl in einen Raum stellt, ist der Raum für NPCs bewohnbar.

## Geschichte

* **1.0.6.1**: Die Richtung, in der eine Badewanne gestellt wird, wird nun korrekt an den Server gesendet. Das verhindert Probleme, wie z.B. eine Vervielfältigung der Badewanne.
* **1.0.6**: Hinzugefügt.