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Advanced Herbalism.

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I was wondering if there's any possibility of new herbs being added into the game for foraging. I seem to be capped at around 80ish in my Herbalism skill, and can't get it any higher to that, even in difficult areas like the Poachers and the Stone Canyon.
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As luck would have it, we're working on new herb stuff right now, including new herbs as well as automated plant growth based on climate, environment, and terrain.
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Poisons?
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If you survey and find something called "spiny black deathleaf", make sure you're wearing gloves before you forage it.
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::does a happy dance::

And I'll be sure to pick and eat that now you said not to! :D
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I'm looking forward to this, thanks for working on it.
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How can you know a plants effect without tasting a bit of it?
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Books by famous herbalists? Books by not so famous herbalists? Encyclopaedia of herbs and poisons?
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[quote=Isiaa]Books by famous herbalists? Books by not so famous herbalists? Encyclopaedia of herbs and poisons?[/quote]


Someone had to have tasted it first, to have been able to write books about it. Or have seen someone taste it to write books about it.
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Good thing there are blank books for sale now. Let the taste tests begin!
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Non-obvious poisonous herbs are going to be so much fun to release!
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[quote=Rias]Non-obvious poisonous herbs are going to be so much fun to release![/quote]

look flower


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Pretty much.
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Lesson being: Everyone needs a Thneed, but do not try to eat raw, unprocessed truffala shoots.
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What about some plants that have fungus or some kind of rot on them so you have to pick through 'this is a good one or a bad one' as well as the rot giving different effects when mixed in?
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I fully approve, by the way, of psychedelic hallucinogenic herbs.
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Feystep doesn't only make the pain go away, it also distracts you from your problems.
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[quote=KianTheArcher]I fully approve, by the way, of psychedelic hallucinogenic herbs.[/quote]

Don't worry, so do I.
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So where would you usually find this poisonous plant?
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Two things:
1) Can herbalism get its own board?
2) Can higher ranks of Herbalism give an estimate of how many plants of one type are in a room?
ex:
You make a thorough survey of the area, looking for any resources you might be able to procure.
You find evidence that the following resources can be foraged here:
a stick
some cuttings of lifevine (Several)
some red-tinged deep green bloodwort (Very Few)
some emberberries (Many)
You can see the following types of trees here:
oak
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Re: Advanced Herbalism.

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Just touching this board once again with an added thought. Is there a way to identify what poultice are what by examining them, at a certain skill level? If not, I'd like to make this a suggestion of a possible thing.
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gralkik wrote:Just touching this board once again with an added thought. Is there a way to identify what poultice are what by examining them, at a certain skill level? If not, I'd like to make this a suggestion of a possible thing.
No. I agree that that should come as a perk at a certain degree of herbalism, and maybe really high first aid because who doesn't like incentive, right?
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