Salem

We've all had this problem before, we may be laboring or hunting or whatever it is that depletes our humors, but the struggle is regaining those humors in an efficient manner. The most obvious way is going out in the forest to hunt for food such as mushrooms, berries, etc. But what if there was an easier way, and not only an easier way, but also realistic. I propose the idea that there should be an option to build a bed or a sleeping area that gives a user an option to rest, and therefore regaining the humors that the person has. A bed is not only a common item in the New World, but also an essential one. I hope you all take this into consideration and feel free to provide your own ideas upon this one.

No thanks. Humours are meant for food, and food is easy to get. Carry a pumpkin pie or any food stuff that is actual food and humour regain is simple.

Definitely want beds, but as a humor buff? Nope...
At the most maybe... maybe a slight recharge to phlegm.. but not a quick one.. maybe 12 hrs for 20pts?

if you sleep for enough time (8-10h like real life) you will get "rested" buff... for the next 2-3 hours you consume less the humors while making actions... like 50% (then you will return normal)

while you're in bed you are like "online" and can be backstabbed (<--for that feature need lock for home door and defences) or things like that ^^ (image get up you bed and... fell like in heaven )

beds should be used as a house lean to, a place to spawn when knocked out

lol more efficiently?

Day 1 roanoke most of us hit 20-30 humors with little effort and no packs.
Current plymouth and now most servers 100 humors on 1st glutton after crops come in.

You are just eating the wrong noob foods. Roasted turkey cuts and crispy crickets are the best nublet foods for working. +10 phlegm regens per piece. If you want efficiency start a turkey farm, feed them the worms from your digging, and in turn they supply you with 8 pieces of roasted turkey cuts per plucked turkey. Granted it takes a few days to get started, but your nublet food problems will be solved.

beall500 wrote:not only an easier way, but also realistic.

A more "realistic" way to heal debunked, imaginary 16th century ailments? Makes sense to me.