Published_Player_Instructions spelling error

Kelly O'Shay · Feb 26, 2019

In the fishing section, the word coves is misspelled.

While you can fish and catch fish in almost any open water deep enough to swim within, skilled anglers can spot fishing nodes near docks and coasts. These appear as groups of ripples on the water’s surface. Fishing in these nodes can improve the quality of your catch.

Some fishing nodes may be out of reach of novice anglers, but know that your casting range steadily increases as your fishing skills improve. Repeated casts will deplete fishing nodes, although they will eventually restock themselves given time.

There are three different types of water in Shroud of the Avatar: fresh, salt, and fetid. Fresh water is found most often in lakes and rivers, bays and covers are often salt water, and swamps and stagnant pools have fetid water. Each water type has different types of fish. If you’re looking for fishing trophies, make sure to fish in all types of water.

In addition to water, expert anglers can fish in some deep lava pools and rivers! Once you’re proficient in fishing in the three water types, equip your favorite Lava Fishing Rod, grab some gem lures for bait, and start fishing in molten magma.

Time of day influences the chance to catch a fish. In the mornings, the chance to catch fish is highest. The evening also gets a bonus to catch fish but not as great as the morning. Afternoon and night have the normal baseline fish chances.
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DarkStarr · Feb 27, 2019

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Sannio · Feb 28, 2019

Fixed!

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