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'''Bits''' are components used for [[Tinkering]]. Bits can be denoted by either colored dots or by letters and numbers. On the wiki, letters and numbers will be used. The wiki uses {{bits|0}} for ease of use, 0 bits on game start, will be a random choice between {{bits|A}}, {{bits|B}}, {{bits|C}}, and {{bits|D}} bits. Also, during world generation, there is small chance for each of tinkering recipes to replace ~~its~~ one or more advanced bits with two of previous ~~tier bits~~. These "altered" recipes remain the same for the entire game.

'''Bits''' are components used for [[Tinkering]]. Bits can be denoted by either colored dots or by letters and numbers. On the wiki, letters and numbers will be used. The wiki uses {{bits|0}} for ease of use, 0 bits on game start, will be a random choice between {{bits|A}}, {{bits|B}}, {{bits|C}}, and {{bits|D}} bits. Also, during world generation, there is small chance for each of tinkering recipes to replace one or more of their advanced bits with two bits of previous tiers. These "altered" recipes remain the same for the entire game.

Bits can be acquired by [[disassemble|disassembling]] an item that is able to be disassembled using the relevant skill; the most obvious such source is [[Scrap]], which is useless on their own. Alphabet bits are very common and are used for base material, while numbered bits are rare - generally, the higher the number, the rarer.

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*Traders dealing with technical items, such as [[Argyve]] in [[Joppa]], usually have a selection of scrap for sale, as well.

*Most bits are obtained by disassembling pieces of scrap or various technological [[:Category:Artifacts|artifacts]]

**Note that when disassembling something, you are guaranteed to always receive its most valuable bit(the rightmost one); you then have a 50% chance of getting each remaining bit.

**Note that when disassembling something, you are guaranteed to always receive its most valuable bit(the rightmost one); you then have a 50% chance of getting each remaining bit; the percentage chance for additional bits can be improved with either a [[Basic toolkit]] or an [[Advanced toolkit]] (their bonuses do not stack).

===Reliable Sources for Specific Bits===

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-'''Bits''' are components used for [[Tinkering]]. Bits can be denoted by either colored dots or by letters and numbers. On the wiki, letters and numbers will be used. The wiki uses {{bits|0}} for ease of use, 0 bits on game start, will be a random choice between {{bits|A}}, {{bits|B}}, {{bits|C}}, and {{bits|D}} bits. Also, during world generation, there is small chance for each of tinkering recipes to replace its one or more advanced bits with two of previous tier bits. These "altered" recipes remain the same for the entire game.
+'''Bits''' are components used for [[Tinkering]]. Bits can be denoted by either colored dots or by letters and numbers. On the wiki, letters and numbers will be used. The wiki uses {{bits|0}} for ease of use, 0 bits on game start, will be a random choice between {{bits|A}}, {{bits|B}}, {{bits|C}}, and {{bits|D}} bits. Also, during world generation, there is small chance for each of tinkering recipes to replace one or more of their advanced bits with two bits of previous tiers. These "altered" recipes remain the same for the entire game.
 Bits can be acquired by [[disassemble|disassembling]] an item that is able to be disassembled using the relevant skill; the most obvious such source is [[Scrap]], which is useless on their own. Alphabet bits are very common and are used for base material, while numbered bits are rare - generally, the higher the number, the rarer.
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 *Traders dealing with technical items, such as [[Argyve]] in [[Joppa]], usually have a selection of scrap for sale, as well.
 *Most bits are obtained by disassembling pieces of scrap or various technological [[:Category:Artifacts|artifacts]]
-**Note that when disassembling something, you are guaranteed to always receive its most valuable bit(the rightmost one); you then have a 50% chance of getting each remaining bit.
+**Note that when disassembling something, you are guaranteed to always receive its most valuable bit(the rightmost one); you then have a 50% chance of getting each remaining bit; the percentage chance for additional bits can be improved with either a [[Basic toolkit]] or an [[Advanced toolkit]] (their bonuses do not stack).
 ===Reliable Sources for Specific Bits===

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