Foraging

**Foraging**, also called **scavenging** or **gathering**, is one of the masteries that involves the player gathering items in the wild on Coral Island and cutting trees. The player can use the items for various things, from gifts to cooking to selling them for money.

## Foraging mastery

The player can increase their foraging mastery level by cutting down trees and regularly gathering items on the island. Most of these actions give the player foraging experience; as the player obtains more experience, their foraging mastery level improve, allowing them to unlock new crafting recipes and useful skills.

### Experience

The player's actions that depend on and increase their foraging mastery level are detailed below. Foraging ocean scavengables will only give diving experience. Destroying trees using bombs will also provide points. Note that these are referring to trees growth state and not referring to fruit plants or fruit trees. Gathering any coconut will not provide foraging points.

### Levels

Reaching a new level in foraging mastery grants the player new crafting recipes when they go to sleep to end their day.

### Skills

Every other foraging mastery level gained allows the player to unlock one skill. The player will be able to unlock up to five skills by leveling up. The last skill can be unlocked by purchasing foraging elixir.

  Quality Forage
  Double Foraging
  Exceptional Cutter
  Forage Price
  Hasten Nature

### Proficiency

The higher the player's foraging level is, the less energy it costs to use axe. Using consumables that grant a gathering proficiency buff can temporarily further reduce the stamina cost.

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## Logging

Main article: Trees
Chopping wild trees and tree seedlings on the farm and in the wild earns the player foraging experience and is affected by foraging skill. Only wild trees are affected, the five types of wild trees available are maple, oak, pine, mahogany, and poplar.

## Spawning and locations

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New forageable items can potentially appear overnight on the main island map. For item spawn purposes the map is divided into separate areas, with each area having its own limit on the number of items that can spawn there.

If left unharvested, the forageable items will disappear after a week.

The spawn limit in the table below denotes how many forageables can be present in an area before they stop spawning daily. If the limit is zero, that means no new forageables will spawn until all items present in the area are harvested or disappear.

## List of forageable items

The items available for scavenging on the island change depending on the current season. Ocean and beach scavengables stay the same regardless of the season; additionally, there are several items available all year round.

Wild coconut palms growing on the island will bring harvest once per every season. The palms are only harvestable during specific dates and can be harvested once per season. When the player shakes a palm, they get 1-3 coconuts, with the variety of coconuts depending on the current season.

Picking up a scavengeable item in the wild or shaking a palm tree to harvest it consumes no energy.

#### Beach

These beach scavengeables can be gathered on the southern beach or on the beach south of Coral Inn and east of the Lighthouse during any season. Currently shells have no specific use and can only be gifted, shipped, or sold at Beach Shack.

#### Ocean

These items can be gathered on the ocean floor when diving. Unlike land forageable items, they give diving experience when picked up.

## Forecasting

Sturdy computer will have the ability to do forage forecasting once forage component is bought. It will show a UI with list of location and possible scavengeables for that day. The list of possible scavengeables will change depends on the season. If the UI is zoomed in, it will show the actual scavengeables in different spots in the map, either on land or under the sea.