Deed
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A Deed is an representative item for items that would be difficult to display in inventory. Deeds are displayed as open scrolls.
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Types of Deeds
On Pangaea there exist the following types of deeds:
- House Addon - Objects that can be placed in houses.
- Stable Ticket - Given by a Stablemaster when stabling pets.
- Boat Deeds - They become a toy boat once used and picked up.
- Bug Reward deeds- Given by game masters to players that report bugs in the game.
- Quest Reward deeds - Given by gamemasters upon completion of quests.
- Furrow deeds- needed for making farmland.
House Addon
- A House Addon is an object that can be placed in houses and owned properties. Some are purely for decorative purposes while others have distinct purpose, such as a Loom, Oven or Anvil. The player has to be a owner or friend of a house/property to be able to place down a House Addon.
Stable Ticket
- When you ask a Stablemaster to stable your pet, they will give you a Stable Ticket which you can hand over to any Stablemaster to retrieve your pet again. Stabling your pets prevents them roaming free due to hunger, or to clear up some Pet Control Slots.
Boat Deeds
- When Boats are crafted, they come in the form of a Deed. Once the boat has been placed onto water, it can be picked up again with the Drydock command, but it will not become a deed again. Instead it becomes a Toy Boat.
Bug Reward Deeds
- BugReward Deeds are rewarded to players that report bugs in the game. Depending on the severity of the bug reported, the greater value the deed will be. Using the deed lets you pick your prize.
Quest Reward Deeds
- When a Player takes part in a Quest activity, they will be rewarded at the end of the event with a Quest Reward Deed, which becomes a backpack packed full of items. The more difficult the quest, the higher tier loot the backpack will contain. The reason for it to be a deed is due to the backpacks being heavy and the player is rarely able to handle it and drops it on the floor, so it is best to only open the Quest Reward Deed when you are not at risk of theft.
