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== Overview==
== Overview==
A player's mining power is determined primarily by the player's mining skill, the hardness of the '''[[Elin:Materials|material]]''' of the pickaxe, the enchantment level of the pickaxe, and whether the pickaxe is blessed.  
A player's mining power is determined by the player's mining skill, the hardness of the '''[[Elin:Materials|material]]''' of the pickaxe, the enchantment level of the pickaxe, and whether the pickaxe is blessed.  


Mining power = mining skill x 1.5 + pickaxe hardness + pickaxe enchantment level + pickaxe blessing bonus
Mining power = mining skill x 1.5 + pickaxe hardness + pickaxe enchantment level + pickaxe blessing bonus
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Using the wrong tool to harvest something reduces the power of the tool (e.g. using a pickaxe to chop trees, or using an axe to mine stone).
Using the wrong tool to harvest something reduces the power of the tool (e.g. using a pickaxe to chop trees, or using an axe to mine stone).


Mining skill can be trained by digging walls incessantly, but can also be assisted by having faith in '''[[Elin:Opatos of Earth|Opatos of Earth]]''' and equipping weapons with bonuses to mining skill.
Mining skill can be trained by digging walls repeatedly, but can also be assisted by having faith in '''[[Elin:Opatos of Earth|Opatos of Earth]]''' and equipping weapons with bonuses to mining skill.


The hardness value of the block mined is valued into mining experience gain, hence mining harder materials would net you more exp.
The hardness value of the block mined directly affects mining experience gain, hence mining harder materials would grant you more experience.


==Upgrading Pickaxe==
==Upgrading Pickaxe==
The only way to upgrade the pickaxe's materials is basically to train your mining skill to be able to dig harder materials.
The primary method to acquire stronger pickaxes is to train your mining skill to be able to dig harder materials.


There is also a way to obtain pickaxe materials by dismantling items with a hammer, but in that case you will need to train your crafting skill instead of your mining skill.
Instead of mining, items made of harder materials can be dismantled with a hammer. You may need to train your crafting skill instead of your mining skill.


====Recommended materials====
====Recommended materials====




Here we will focus on materials that can be obtained from walls and items in the city, but don't forget that destroying things in the city will of course lower your karma and may cause citizens to call out to you to guard them.
This section focuses on materials that can be obtained from walls and items in the city, but don't forget that destroying things in the city will lower your karma and may cause citizens to call for guards.
#Basalt (hardness 52): Black stone. It is the hardest of all stones.
#Basalt (hardness 52): Black stone. It is the hardest of all stones.
#Iron (hardness 56): Often found in the early layers of Nefia and '''[[Elin:Vernis|Vernis mine]]'''. Iron ore can also be obtained from machine monster drops.
#Iron (hardness 56): Often found in the early layers of Nefia and '''[[Elin:Vernis|Vernis mine]]'''. Iron ore can also be obtained from machine monster drops.
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!Basalt
!Basalt
(52h)
(52h)
!(55h)
!Steel
!Steel
(67h)
(67h)
!(72h)
!Flam
!Flam
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|[[File:Big rock mica cluster.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|[[File:Big rock bronze.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|11 (at most)
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|38  
|38  
|12 (at most)
|12 (at most)
|10
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|2
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|Steel
|Steel
|[[File:Big_rock_Steel.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Big_rock_Steel.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|At most 14
|At most 14
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|Chromite
|Chromite
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|Meteorite
|Meteorite
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|Mithril
|Mithril
|[[File:Big rock mithril.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Big rock mithril.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Adamantite
|Adamantite
|[[File:Big rock adamantite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Big rock adamantite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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!Basalt
!Basalt
(52h)
(52h)
!(55h)
!Steel
!Steel
(67h)
(67h)
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|Mica
|Mica
|[[File:Wall ore mica.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Wall ore mica.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|[[File:Wall ore plastic.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Gold
|Gold
|[[File:Wall ore gold.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Wall ore gold.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Cobalt
|Cobalt
|[[File:CobaltWallDay.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:CobaltWallDay.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Jade
|Jade
|[[File:Wall ore jade.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Wall ore jade.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Iron
|Iron
|[[File:Wall ore iron.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Wall ore iron.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Rubynus
|[[File:Rubynus Wall Ore.png|alt=Rubynus Wall Ore|left|frameless]]
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|Obsidian
|Obsidian
|[[File:Wall ore obsidian.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Wall ore obsidian.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Steel
|Steel
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|Meteorite
|Meteorite
|[[File:Wall ore meteorite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Wall ore meteorite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Mithril
|Mithril
|Lavender
|Lavender
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!Basalt
!Basalt
(52h)
(52h)
!(72h)
!Flam
!Flam
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|Phyllite
|Phyllite
|[[File:Huge_rock_phyllite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Huge_rock_phyllite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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| 11 (at most)
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|Silt
|Silt
|[[File:Huge_rock_silt.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Huge_rock_silt.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Limestone
|Limestone
|[[File:Huge_rock_limestone.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Huge_rock_limestone.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Slate
|Slate
|[[File:Huge_rock_slate.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Huge_rock_slate.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Marble
|Marble
|White
|White
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|Diorite
|Diorite
|[[File:Huge rock diorite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Huge rock diorite.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Basalt
|Black
|Black
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!Basalt
!Basalt
(52h)
(52h)
!(55h)
!Steel
!Steel
(67h)
(67h)
!(72h)
!(80h)
!Flam
!Flam
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|Coral
|Coral
|[[File:Crystal_coral.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Crystal_coral.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Bone
|Bone
|[[File:Crystal_bone.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Crystal_bone.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Crystal
|Crystal
|[[File:Crystal crystal.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Crystal crystal.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|Jade
|Jade
|[[File:Crystal_jade.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Crystal_jade.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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|At most 14
|At most 14
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|Amethyst
|Amethyst
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|Titanium
|Titanium
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| 73
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|32
|27
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|Ether
|Ether
|[[File:Crystal ether.png|frameless|50x50px]]
|[[File:Crystal ether.png|frameless|50x50px]]
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!Basalt
!Basalt
(52h)
(52h)
!(55h)
!Flam
!Flam
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|Rock salt (Limestone)
|Rock salt (Limestone)
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 14 December 2024


*Major changes were made to the hardness of the material in the beta 22.68 update. This page is based on an older version of the information and may differ from the current specifications.

Overview

A player's mining power is determined by the player's mining skill, the hardness of the material of the pickaxe, the enchantment level of the pickaxe, and whether the pickaxe is blessed.

Mining power = mining skill x 1.5 + pickaxe hardness + pickaxe enchantment level + pickaxe blessing bonus

If the pickaxe is blessed, the blessing bonus is equal to +1. If the pickaxe is cursed, the blessing bonus is equal to -1.

Using the wrong tool to harvest something reduces the power of the tool (e.g. using a pickaxe to chop trees, or using an axe to mine stone).

Mining skill can be trained by digging walls repeatedly, but can also be assisted by having faith in Opatos of Earth and equipping weapons with bonuses to mining skill.

The hardness value of the block mined directly affects mining experience gain, hence mining harder materials would grant you more experience.

Upgrading Pickaxe

The primary method to acquire stronger pickaxes is to train your mining skill to be able to dig harder materials.

Instead of mining, items made of harder materials can be dismantled with a hammer. You may need to train your crafting skill instead of your mining skill.

Recommended materials

This section focuses on materials that can be obtained from walls and items in the city, but don't forget that destroying things in the city will lower your karma and may cause citizens to call for guards.

  1. Basalt (hardness 52): Black stone. It is the hardest of all stones.
  2. Iron (hardness 56): Often found in the early layers of Nefia and Vernis mine. Iron ore can also be obtained from machine monster drops.
  3. Obsidian (hardness 60): The hardest ore found in Vernis mine. The appearance rate is low, so you can compromise with iron.
  4. Steel (hardness 67): Steel ores begin to appear around the 30th danger levels. Metal monsters drop steel ore, so if you are lucky, you can obtain it from the beginning of the season. It can also be obtained by digging through the floors and pillars of Aquli Teola. Depending on the hardness of the tool, you can dig if you have a mining or digging skill of around 25.
  5. Chromite (hardness 85): Black ore. Can be obtained by dismantling TVs and TV stands in Palmia. A steel hammer can be dismantled with a crafting skill of 13 or more.
  6. Meteorite (hardness 95): Dull purple ore. It can be dug in Permafrost, but beware of tough enemies.
  7. Rubynus (hardness 110): obtained by dismantling rubynus equipment picked up in Nefia with a hammer or by breaking casino walls. Depending on the hardness of the pickaxe, mining the walls of the casino requires a mining skill of around 40. You can also get it from dismantling Rubynus equipment picked or the red orbs in Palmia and Lumiest with a hammer.
  8. Ether (hardness 120): An ingot can be obtained by dismantling the Prince's Bed in Palmia, and a gem can be obtained by dismantling the moongate given by Nino in Tinker's Camp.

Mining level needed (by tool hardness)

*Mica and jade veins and large rocks in Mica and Jade may no longer appear due to the change in the classification of Mica and Jade in the beta 22.68 update.

The mining power required for big rocks is equal to the hardness of its material + 10.

Big Rock
Name Sprite Granite

(18h)

Basalt

(52h)

Steel

(67h)

Flam
Mica Big rock mica cluster.png 4
Plastic Big rock plastic.png 4
Copper Big Rock Copper round.png
Bronze Big rock bronze.png
Iron Big rock iron round.png 11 (at most)
Obsidian Big rock obsidian cluster.png 38 12 (at most)
Steel Big rock Steel.png At most 14
Chromite
Meteorite
Mithril Big rock mithril.png
Adamantite Big rock adamantite.png

The mining power required for wall ore depends on the category of its material.
If it contains an ore, it is equal to the hardness of its material + 10.
If it contains a gem, it is equal to the hardness of its material + 20.

Wall Ore
Name Sprite Granite

(18h)

Basalt

(52h)

Steel

(67h)

Flam
Mica Wall ore mica.png
Plastic Wall ore plastic.png 4
Gold Wall ore gold.png
Silver Wall ore silver.png
Copper Wall ore copper.png 6
Lapis Wall ore lapis lazuli.png 13
Bronze Wall ore bronze.png
Onyx Wall ore onyx.png
Cobalt CobaltWallDay.png 23
Jade Wall ore jade.png
Iron Wall ore iron.png At most 23
Turqouise
Rubynus
Rubynus Wall Ore
Obsidian Wall ore obsidian.png 24
Steel
Meteorite Wall ore meteorite.png
Mithril Lavender

The mining power required for huge rocks is equal to the hardness of its material x 3 + 50.

Huge Rock
Name Sprite Granite

(18h)

Basalt

(52h)

Flam
Phyllite Huge rock phyllite.png
Granite Huge rock granite.png 11 (at most)
Silt Huge rock silt.png
Limestone Huge rock limestone.png
Slate Huge rock slate.png
Marble White
Diorite Huge rock diorite.png
Basalt Black

The mining power required for crystals is equal to the hardness of its material + 20.

Crystals
Name Sprite Granite

(18h)

Basalt

(52h)

Steel

(67h)

Flam
Coral Crystal coral.png
Bone Crystal bone.png
Crystal Crystal crystal.png
Jade Crystal jade.png At most 14
Amethyst
Titanium
Diamond Crystal diamond alt.png 73
Ether Crystal ether.png
Miscellaneous
Name Sprite Granite

(18h)

Basalt

(52h)

Flam
Sulfur

Rock

Sulfer Rock.png 8
Rock salt (Limestone)

Calculating required mining level

See: Elin:Code Analysis/Mining

Notes


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