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The qualities of drinks can be refined, and after drinking an alcoholic beverage players can even find themselves staggering, stumbling, finding talking more difficult and a handful of other effects.
= Alcohol & Drinks =
==Brewery Stages==
Each brew has its own unique recipe. They will all differ from each other in some way, whether it be the ingredients they use, the amounts of those ingredients, the boiling time, the distilling time or the aging time. Some recipes are harder to perfect than others and by being slightly off with one stage, you will render the final result sub-par.
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== Distilling ==
[[File:BreweryDistilling.png|thumbnail|300px|right|A number of brewing stands with bottles.]]
Brewing stands are used in distilling and can be made with one of our '''[[Custom Recipes|custom recipes]]'''.
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|A type of alcohol made from fermented pears.
|Pears
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|[[File:Tea.png|50px|]]
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|Coffee Beans, Milk
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|[[File:
|Ginger Ale
|A spicy ale that tickles your tongue.
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|Barley Powder
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|[[File:
|Old Ale
|The full flavours of barley and barrel come together in this ale.
|Barley
|[[File:PaleAle.png|50px|]]
|Pale Ale
|A weak ale, perfect for quenching thirsts rather than getting drunk.
|Barley Powder
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|[[File:PorterBeer.png|50px|]]
|Porter Beer
|A dark, fruity beer with a deep, rich colour.
|Oat Powder
|[[File:Stout.png|50px|]]
|Stout
|A thick, creamy beer that is almost a meal in itself.
|Oats
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|[[File:Lager.png|50px|]]
|Lager
|A classic drink that is best served cold.
|Wheat Powder
|[[File:RyeBeer.png|50px|]]
|Rye Beer
|Slightly grainy and slightly spicy.
|Rye
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|[[File:HotChocolate.png|50px|]]
|Hot Chocolate
|Perfect for cold nights around a camp fire.
|Cocoa Beans, Milk
|[[File:Boukha.png|50px|]]
|Boukha
|A drink made from distilled figs, originating in the Ariq.
|Figs
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|[[File:Souma.png|50px|]]
|Souma
|A common drink in some Human island cultures.
|Grape Powder, Fig Powder
|[[File:Metapsima.png|50px|]]
|Metapsima
|A thick, sweetened liquor.
|Grape Powder, Fig Powder, Sugar Cane
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|[[File:LightRum.png|50px|]]
|Light Rum
|A clear, lightly-flavoured rum.
|Sugarcane
|[[File:DarkRum.png|50px|]]
|Dark Rum
|A strong, luxurious rum.
|Sugar Cane
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|[[File:AmberRum.png|50px|]]
|Amber Rum
|A delicious, golden-coloured rum.
|Sugar Cane
|[[File:SpicedRum.png|50px|]]
|Spiced Rum
|A slightly spicy rum.
|Sugar Cane, Cinnamon
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|[[File:RedWine.png|50px|]]
|Red Wine
|A rich, deep red wine.
|Grapes
|[[File:WhiteWine.png|50px|]]
|White Wine
|A dry, crisp white wine.
|Grape Powder
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|[[File:RoséWine.png|50px|]]
|Rosé Wine
|Less rich than red wine, but more rounded than white wine.
|Grapes
|[[File:Brandy.png|50px|]]
|Brandy
|An expensive tipple, distilled from large amounts of grapes.
|Grapes, Grape Powder
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|[[File:Cognac.png|50px|]]
|Cognac
|A type of brandy, but so peerless it needs its own name.
|Grapes, Grape Powder
|[[File:Mead.png|50px|]]
|Mead
|An ancient drink that is quite sweet.
|Sugar
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|[[File:Kvass.png|50px|]]
|Kvass
|A hearty, warming drink common in colder climates.
|Rye Powder
|[[File:Vodka.png|50px|]]
|Vodka
|A distinctive spirit.
|Potato
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|[[File:Moonshine.png|50px|]]
|Moonshine
|Usually made where alcohol is looked upon with disdain.
|Corn
|[[File:Whiskey.png|50px|]]
|Whiskey
|A rich, nuanced spirit.
|Wheat
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