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  * who needs elevators when you have **Gravitators**? float gently up a vast borehole, bring attackers crashing down to earth, or slow a fatal plunge to a soft and easy landing.
  * build graven **Idols** to your gods and set sacrifices to them upon an altar. if they're feeling generous, they might start sending you presents of their own, or consecrating your offerings. but beware: different gods have different tastes (and different powers), and get bored quickly with repetitive offerings.
  * to bend the ultimate arcane forces of the cosmos to your will, you'll need a **Rune Forge**. with a strong ley-current and a steady supply of **Phials** from an Infuser, a Rune Forge will crystallize thaumic impurities into Runes that can you can imbue into a gemstone **Amulet** with a **Rune Wrench**. each amulet can only be used once before it loses its charge, and it may be a long time before the same kind of rune happens to coalesce in your forge again, but the spells they unleash are unique and priceless boons — or weapons. teleport without a teleporter! purge your environs of all spellcraft no matter how fearsomely potent! surround yourself with a shimmering Disjunction Field that, for a short while, will snuff out any spell it touches and, rendering enemy mages utterly helpless and piercing otherwise impenetrable defenses! stride through solid stone like open air! carve huge tunnels deep into the rock with only a snap of your fingers! rain obliteration down upon a target of your choosing! send forth a titanic bolt of flame with the power to blast open mountainsides! tear the very life force straight from an enemy's body and use it to fortify your being! all this and more can be done with the power of rune magic.
 
-there's more as well. i have yet to figure out how i want to go about introducing users to the lore (although you can occasionally find random recipes in dungeon chests, and gods can be coaxed to bestow recipes and cookbooks), but for now there's some information on the wiki and some things you can glean from creative mode; otherwise you'll have to read the source code.
+there's more as well. users are intended to discover recipes through trade with others, but if you're playing in singleplayer or you're the first person on a new server, that won't work. if you feel like cheating, you can enable the MTG Craftguide or read the Sorcery source code (and there's some recipes on the wiki) but the "correct" way of gaining new recipes is through worship.  you can find instructions for building idols and altars in "lore.md".
 
 # lore
 `sorcery` supplies a default system of lore (that is, the arbitrary objects that the basic principles of the setting operate over) but this can be augmented or replaced on a per-world basis. for instance, you can substitute your own gods for the Harvest Goddess, Blood God, change their names, and so on, or simply make your own additions to the pantheon. since lore overrides are stored outside the minetest tree, it can be updated without destroying your changes.