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Revision as of 19:18, 14 June 2026
Beekeeping
Beekeeping is a custom crafting and resource system on Banes World that allows players to raise bee colonies, harvest honey and beeswax, and craft a variety of items using the Wax Crafting skill. Advanced beekeepers can automate their hives with sprinklers and flower beds, and master crafters can create powerful artifact-quality clothing.
Getting Started
To begin beekeeping, you will need a Beehive Deed. Place the deed inside your house to set up a beehive. The hive will appear as a small beehive on a table. All the supplies are available at the beekeepers located in Mainstreet next to the stables and Britain behind the guard shack near the bank.
Once placed, double-click the beehive to open the main hive management gump.
You will want to buy all the tools from the beekeeper. Hive tool, Wax Crafting Pot and Wax Processing Pot.
You will want to place your flowers and water first or right after placing the beehive. After placement the first world save will initiate a check for water/flower.
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Bee Hives are add-ons. This means they will be removed and put in moving crate if you customize your house. You will lose all progress and have to restart!! Please place in an area that will work best for you. Hive Growth StagesA new beehive starts in the Colonizing stage and progresses through five stages before it begins producing resources.
The hive advances one stage per growth tick (every 24 hours) as long as the colony is healthy and has adequate resources. Once the hive reaches the Producing stage, a visible bee swarm will appear around the hive. Hive HealthThe overall health of your hive determines whether it can grow and produce resources.
A hive must be at least Healthy to grow or produce resources. If the hive's health drops to zero, the population decreases. If the population reaches zero, the hive becomes empty and must be redeeded with an axe. Resources: Water and FlowersBees require water and flowers within range of the hive. The range is determined by the hive's population plus bonuses from agility potions: Range = Population + 2 + Agility Potion Level New Hives will need water and flowers within 1 - 2 tiles , after the hive starts to grow the range of the bees increase per the formula above WaterThe hive counts nearby water tile items within range. Water status is scaled relative to the bee population. Having too little water will damage the hive, while moderate amounts keep the colony healthy. FlowersThe hive counts nearby items with "flower", "snowdrop", or "poppie" in their name. Like water, flowers are scaled relative to population. A fully grown hive with 100k bees (population 10) needs roughly 7–13 flowers nearby for a healthy reading.
Diseases and ParasitesHives can develop parasites and diseases over time. Both have two severity levels and deal increasing damage to the hive each tick.
Strength potions reduce the chance of contracting parasites and diseases. Poison potions cure parasites, and cure potions cure diseases. PotionsYou can apply potions to a beehive to provide various benefits. Each potion type can be stacked up to 2 doses on a hive. Only Greater quality potions (or Deadly Poison) are strong enough to use on a beehive — lesser potions will be rejected. To apply a potion manually, click the potion buttons on the right side of the hive gump. The hive will search your backpack for a matching potion or potion keg.
Natural healing restores 2 HP per tick when the hive is free of maladies. Heal potions significantly boost this to 7 HP per dose. HarvestingOnce the hive reaches the Producing stage, you can harvest honey and beeswax from the production gump (click the resource button on the main gump). Honey
Beeswax
Production RatesBase production per tick is 1 unit of honey and 1 unit of wax, modified by:
Population GrowthThe bee population starts at 1 (representing 10,000 bees) and can grow up to 10 (100,000 bees). Population increases by 1 per tick when:
If the hive's health drops to zero while producing, the population decreases by 1. If the population hits zero, the hive dies. Beehive SprinklersBeehive Sprinklers are craftable items that automate hive maintenance. When locked down in a house within 18 tiles of a beehive, they automatically apply their effect during each hive update tick. New hives will need water within 1-2 tiles when they are growing, You will need to place the water sprinkler close for them. It is recommended to place the sprinklers BEFORE you place the hives as once the hives are placed they will check for resources All sprinklers hold up to 1,000 charges and consume 1 charge per nearby hive per tick. The hive will not show potions in the menu. The sprinklers provide the potions when the hive needs it and the hive consumes it right away. As long as your hives are thriving/producing you are in good shape. You can monitor the amount of potions in the sprinklers and as long as they are going down some each day you know they are working.
Each sprinkler is color-coded to match its potion type for easy identification. To refill a sprinkler, simply drop the appropriate potion, potion keg, or water container onto it. Bee Water Tub — A bee-themed water container that holds up to 100 units of water. Fill it at any water source, then use it on a Water Sprinkler to transfer the water. Requires 60.0 Alchemy to craft. Using Sprinklers
Sprinklers work alongside manual potion application. If a sprinkler has already filled a potion slot to maximum (2 doses), manually applying the same potion will display "already soaked." Beekeeping Flower BedThe Beekeeping Flower Bed is a special craftable item that provides the optimal amount of flowers for any beehive within 18 tiles. Unlike sprinklers, the flower bed does not consume charges — once placed and locked down, it permanently provides the ideal flower count that scales automatically with each hive's population. New hives will need flowers within 1-2 tiles to start off As the hive grows the range of the bees increase. It is recommended to place flowerbed BEFORE you place the hives. Once the hives are placed they will check for resources.
The flower bed targets the "High" (green +) flower status for each hive, ensuring optimal growing conditions regardless of population size. Full AutomationWith a complete set of sprinklers and a flower bed, a beekeeper can fully automate their hive operation:
With full automation, the only interaction needed is harvesting honey and wax from the production gump. All other hive maintenance is handled automatically each tick. Players can also mix and match — using natural water sources and planted flowers alongside selective sprinklers for potions they prefer not to manage manually. Wax CraftingBeeswax harvested from hives is used in the Wax Crafting system, accessed through a Wax Crafting Pot near a heat source. The main skill used is Alchemy. You will need to render the raw beeswax into beeswax with the Wax Processing Pot. All the tools are available from the beekeeper. Resources
Candles
Decorative
Bee SprinklersThe skill listed is the minimum skill. To make these with any decent chance you will need Alchemy Gear obtained by doing Alchemy BOD.
Artifact ClothingMaster beekeepers with high Alchemy and Tailoring skill can craft two powerful artifact-quality items. These items are Blessed (never lost on death) and can be worn by Gargoyles as well as humans and elves. Beekeeper's Robe
Random Bonus Properties:
Each robe rolls random values within these ranges when crafted, making every robe unique. Crafters may want to create multiple robes to get the best combination of stats. Beekeeper's Boots
Random Bonus Properties:
Like the robe, each pair of boots rolls random values when crafted. The combination of Night Sight, Lower Mana Cost, and Spell Damage makes these boots particularly valuable for mage characters. Destroying a HiveIf you need to move or remove a beehive, click the destroy button (bottom-right corner of the main gump, marked with a red "\"). You will be asked to confirm. If confirmed, the hive is destroyed and a Beehive Deed is placed in your backpack, allowing you to redeploy it elsewhere. If the hive is empty or invalid, you can use an axe on it to convert it back to a deed. Warning: Destroying a hive will lose all accumulated honey, wax, potion charges, and colony progress. Tips for New Beekeepers
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