<book title="Raxpack 2 Guide" cover="gbook:raxpack2" fontSize="0.8">

	<include ref="gbook:xml/standard.xml" />

	<chapter id="Index">
		<page>
			<title>Index</title>
			<link ref="Welcome">Welcome</link>
			<link ref="Getting Started">Getting Started</link>
		</page>
		<page id="Welcome">
			<title>Welcome</title>
			<p>Welcome and thank you for choosing to play the Raxpack 2 modpack for 1.11.2
This modpack started out as an exercise to prove that, during a time when people were sticking their heels into 1.10
that a modpack for 1.11.2 was possible. That we as a communnity should strive to keep pushing forward and explore
what later versions of Minecraft have to offer.

And so with that, Raxpack 2's theme was born. Exploration.</p>
		</page>
		<page>
			<p>Not only would it be about exploring a new version.
But exploring new play styles.
And exploring mods that normally take a back seat to other more popular mods.
And of course exploring a richly detailed world created by some of the finest
world generation our community has to offer.</p>
		</page>
		<page>
			<p>In the pages of this guide you will find not quests, but directions on what the Raxpack 2 has to offer
and how to best deal with some of the challennges within. So if you get lost. Or a mod you are familiar with
doesn't behave in a way you expect. Come back to this guide and take a look.

I really hope you enjoy this pack and keep exploring both literally and figuratively.

Much Love.
-Rorax</p>
		</page>
	</chapter>
	<chapter id="Getting Started">
		<page>
			<title>Getting Started</title>
			<p>Because Raxpack 2 uses Tough as Nails new players often get overwhelmed with the new survival elements.
There are two new survival elements you now need to be aware of thirst and tempreature. Lets handle thirst first</p>
		</page>
		<page>
			<p>Lets make a Canteen. Or if cows are scarce some glass bottles.</p>

			<big_recipe>
                <space/>
                <stack item="minecraft:leather"/>
                <space/>
                <stack item="minecraft:leather"/>
                <space/>
                <stack item="minecraft:leather"/>
                <stack item="minecraft:leather"/>
                <stack item="minecraft:leather"/>
                <stack item="minecraft:leather"/>
                <stack item="toughasnails:canteen"/>
            </big_recipe>

			<big_recipe>
                <space/>
                <space/>
                <space/>
                <stack item="minecraft:glass"/>
                <space/>
                <stack item="minecraft:glass"/>
                <space/>
                <stack item="minecraft:glass"/>
                <space/>
                <stack item="minecraft:glass_bottle"/>
            </big_recipe>
		</page>
		<page>
			<p>once you have either a canteen or a glass bottle the next step is to simply fill it. Find any water
source and right click it with the vessel of choice. This will fill it with dirty water. this will keep you alive but
much like rotten flesh will give you a "thirst" debuff which works much the same as the "hunger" debuff.
If you want to avoid this you will want to clean the water. Start down that path by simply looking at uses for dirty water in JEI.</p>
		</page>
		<page>
			<p>A couple of things to note with gathering water is that the Canteen holds 3 drinks, while a glass bottle only holds one.
Also that you can build a Rain Collector.</p>
			<big_recipe>
				<stack item="minecraft:iron_ingot"/>
				<stack item="minecraft:iron_bars"/>
				<stack item="minecraft:iron_ingot"/>
				<stack item="minecraft:cobblestone"/>
				<space/>
				<stack item="minecraft:cobblestone"/>
				<stack item="minecraft:cobblestone"/>
				<stack item="minecraft:cobblestone"/>
				<stack item="minecraft:cobblestone"/>
				<stack item="toughasnails:rain_collector"/>
            </big_recipe>
			<p>This will collect clean water when it rains so you can skip the cleaning phase of water</p>
		</page>
	</chapter>
</book>