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Paint
Description
Paint is used to color the facilities at your Homestead and to create colors for Glyphs with Stationery Crafting.
Black
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up Garbage Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted black with this.
#222121 (R: 34, G: 33, B: 33)
Blue
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up Mana Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted blue with this.
#004bb1 (R: 0, G: 75, B: 177)
Gold
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up Gold Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted gold with this.
#ffd800 (R: 255, G: 216, B: 0)
Green
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up Base Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted green with this.
#299d19 (R: 41, G: 157, B: 25)
Purple
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up Poison Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted purple with this.
#cdaeff (R: 205, G: 174, B: 255)
Red
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up Bloody Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted red with this.
#ab0e2c (R: 171, G: 14, B: 44)
Yellow
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up Sunlight Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted yellow with this.
#fff000 (R: 255, G: 240, B: 0)
White
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| 2x2 | In game color |
Dye made by grinding up White Herbs and mixing them with Fish Oil.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted white with this.
#fafafa (R: 250, G: 250, B: 250)
Mixed
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| 2x2 |
A mystery paint made by mixing different paints at a set ratio.
Your Homestead buildings can be painted many colors with this.
Use the Kettle and a different Dye if you don't like the color.
Paint can be mixed at a Paint Mixing Kettle, creating almost any color in the Mabinogi color spectrum.
Mixed paint can also be mixed again to create an even wider range of color.
Methods to Obtain
Events
Handicraft
| Name | In-progress Image | Item Rank | Skill Rank | Materials Needed |
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| Green Paint (edit) |
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N | N | Base Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
| Red Paint (edit) |
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N | N | Bloody Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
| Yellow Paint (edit) |
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N | N | Sunlight Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
| Blue Paint (edit) |
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N | N | Mana Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
| Gold Paint (edit) |
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N | N | Gold Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
| White Paint (edit) |
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N | N | White Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
| Black Paint (edit) |
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N | N | Garbage Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
| Purple Paint (edit) |
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N | N | Poison Herb x10 Bottled Water x1 Fish x1 5 Mana Points used |
Missons
Pursue the Outlaw!
- Mixed Paint
- Light Pink #E091D5 (R: 224, G: 145, B: 213)
- Light Purple #8372BA (R: 131, G: 114, B: 186)
- Light Brown #C68D71 (R: 198, G: 141, B: 113)
- Light Teal #77BCCA (R: 119, G: 188, B: 202)
- Dark Yellow-Green #415B28 (R: 65, G: 91, B: 40)
- Dark Teal #36555D (R: 54, G: 85, B: 93)
- Dark Orange #D04717 (R: 208, G: 71, B: 23)
- Dark Yellow #B7A027 (R: 183, G: 160, B: 39)
Used In
Stationery Crafting
| Name | Minimum Total Materials[1] | Item Rank | Skill Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iria Green Magic Ink | Green Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
| Crimson Magic Ink | Red Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
| Lemon-yellow Magic Ink | Yellow Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
| Ice Blue Magic Ink | Blue Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
| Citrine Magic Ink | Gold Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
| White Smoke Magic Ink | White Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
| Shyam-black Magic Ink | Black Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
| Light Purple Magic Ink | Purple Paint x 1 | - | 5 |
References
- ↑ This column is for the minimum number of each material required to actually produce a complete item within the least number of attempts and not the number of materials required for a single attempt (note that some items can be completed in a single attempt and in this case, the two are the same).