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Lines paper

↑ Illustration of Line Paper in Animal Crossing: City Folk / Let's Go To The City ↑

Obtaining

Tendo and Nendo1 store

Buy

160 Bayas2

For sale

40 Bayas3

Catalogue?

160 Berries

The paper of lines (Lined paper in English) is a type of letter paper.

Summary

1 Etymology
2 Appearance
3 Obtaining
- 3.1 Population: on the rise! and Wild World
- 3.2 City Folk/Let's Go to the City
- 3.3 New Leaf
4 Use
5 Annotations

Etymology

Its name comes from its simple design. An ordinary piece of paper with some marked lines on which to write.

Line Paper is a very simple type of letter paper, almost like a base pattern. It has a dirty white background and has a normal layout. A dash at the beginning will mark where the recipient of the letter is placed and a dash at the end for the sender. In the center there are some lines made with scripts to write the body of the letter. All of these lines are pale blue.

Obtaining

Population: on the rise! and Wild World

They are bought at the Nook Stores at 160 Berries in lots of four, where they are sold randomly.
They are purchased at Nook Stores through the catalog at 160 Berries in batches of four. The disadvantages are that you must have had it before and that the order will take time to arrive, but the advantages are that to obtain this specific paper, you will always find it and not randomly, in addition to that you will not need to have obtained it before, it will be enough that they have written to you a letter with that type of paper to appear in the catalog.

City Folk/Let's Go to the City

They are bought at the Nook Stores at 160 Berries in lots of four, where they are sold randomly.
They are purchased at Nook Stores through the catalog at 160 Berries in batches of four. The disadvantages are that you must have had it before and that the order will take time to arrive, but the advantages are that to obtain this specific paper, you will always find it and not randomly. Unlike its previous versions, in Animal Crossing: City Folk / Let's Go To The City the letter paper with which the neighbors write to you is NOT registered in the catalog, so if you want it in the catalog you will have to buy it if You find it.

New Leaf

They are bought in the Tendo and Nendo Store at 160 Berries in lots of four, where they are sold randomly.
They are purchased in the Tendo and Nendo Store through the 160 Berries catalog in batches of four. The disadvantages are that you must have had it before and that the order will take time to arrive, but the advantages are that to obtain this specific paper, you will always find it and not randomly.

Easier

To use letter paper, you must have at least one free space in your letter pocket and press Lines paper on the paper and give the option to write. Thus, you will choose the sender and start typing with the keyboard that will appear on the screen. Once you finish, you can add a gift by dragging the object to the letter (which will appear in blue because it is something that you are going to send to someone and not something received) and then you just have to go to the Post Office4 and deliver it so that it send.

Annotations

↑ In games before Animal Crossing: New Leaf it was sold at Tom Nook's Store
↑ Taking into account that they are sold in batches of 4. The value of each sheet of paper would be, individually, 40 Berries
↑ Assuming you sell a batch of 4. Selling just one sheet of paper would be priced at 10 Berries
↑ In Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk / Let's Go To The City you will have to go to the Town Hall, to the window on the right that also acts as a Post Office

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