Resources

List of all the items and ingredients you found in the game

## Animal products

### Spiderweb

The spiderweb is very durable, but only a few know how to take full advantage of it's properties.

### Wax

Natural wax coming straight from the bees

### Frog Slime

I don't want to know what you did to get it

### Fur

A soft, luxurious material obtained from animal skins.

### Venom

Contact with this substance can end up tragic.

### Hedgemole Spikes

Sharp and chemically worrying. For a wirch, it's a good ingredient for potions. After proper processing, of course.

## Mushrooms

### Oyster Fungus

A common arboreal fungus that grows on the dead wood of deciduous tree species. Commonly cultivated, sometimmes for food and someties for furniture.

### Boletus

The most famous and popular edible mushroom.

### Toadstool

If the poison essence existed, then this mushroom would be a source of it.

### Morel

A popular mushroom with a head full of rounded protrusions. Eaten raw it's poisonous; to eat, it must first be boiled or fried.

### Indigo Milkcap

An edible fungi with vase-shaped cap with characteristic bright blue color.

### Pixie Cup

A cup-shaped mushroom with an intense, vermilion-red color. Often used as decoration by people who have no idea about it's magical properties.

### Kite Mushroom

Loved by mushroom pickers, because of the tasty hat, wich is very easy to cook.

### Truffle

An unusual bag-shaped mushroom that grows underground, making it very difficult to find - and therefore extremely exoensive and rare.

### Blackhat

Blackhat grows mainly on rotten wood. It is highly poisonous, but when used as a sweetener in an elixir designed to aid the cultivation of plants, it adds strength to the potion and prolongs it's effect.

### Amethyst Deceiver

Amethyst lacewort grows in forests, gardens, cemeteries and parks. Those that grow in cemeteries have magical properties. Witches often add them to potions and consume them before performing rituals.

### Victory Champignon

A small edible mushroom which is so safe that it can even be eaten raw.

### Horn Of Plenty

A black trumpet that you would rather dry up and eat than use musically.

### Cuflowrelle

A small, yellow mushroom with a recognizable funnel-shaped cap.

### Siitake

Mushroom with health-promoting properties, especially good for the condition of the skin. commonly used in the kitchen. If exposed to high heat for too long, it hardens, so one should fry or cook shiitake for not too long and carefully. Interesingly, this "hardness" carries over to magical properties as well, as shiitake is an important ingredient in toughness-boosting potions.

### Earthstar

A rare mushroom known for it's distinctive shape resembling a star-like structure that opens when mature to release spores.

### The Eyes Of Astra

A peculair fungus with bioluminescent properties.

### Bleeding Tooth

A fungus with a pink, Bubble-like cap covered with bright red drops of liquid. It is not poisonous, but due to it's nasty taste it is practically inedible.

## Herbs

### Horehound

A perennial plant with erect, branched stems. It's leaves are covered with a tomentum.

### Acorns

These oak fruits can be found almost everywhere. They are small and handy. You can throw them to get someone's attention.

### Longroot

Common Longroot does great in virtually all types of soil, which is why t is considred one of the most troublesome weeds. Due to it's long roots, it is difficult to pull it out of the ground.

### Pinecone

Cones play a symbolic role in Boran culture, both in the design of decorations as well as objects of worship.

### Burdock

A plant with small, spherical pink flowers. Used for medical purposes.

### Fiber Weed

the Fiber Weed blooms all year round and is particularly damaging to vegetables that grow close to it.

### Chatter Cinquefoil

A fast-growing plant with dream-like flowers with five petals.

### Lavender

Small evergreen shrubs with purple flowers. Their intense and pleasant smell repels insects.

### Ginger

A cultivatd plant which root is used as a popular spice and medicine ingredient.

### Nettle

Known for it's scalding properties. But don't forget that it can be used as a herb or as nutritious animal feed.

### Mirage Agrimony

A yellow-flowered plant of meadows. In hands of an experienced witch it might bend the perception of reality.

### Bitterleaf

Bitterleaf is a common weed. Although it is relatively small, it can cause significant ddamage to crops.

### Bitter Gentian

A low plant with blue flowers, usually used for colds.

### Elderberry

A bush-grown fruit with a long history of use in magic and rituals. Do not harvest before it is fully rips, as unripe ones are toxic.

### Typha

Growing on the edges of ponds and lakes, Typhas can be recognized by brown, fluffy cobs on their tips. as a reed plant, it is a natural buffer between land and water, which seves as a shelter for small animals.

### Demon's Mandrake

A perennial herbaceous plant whose forked roots resemble the shape of the human body. Surrounded by large leaves, the flowers grow in clusters from the center of the plant and take on a different color depending on the species.

### Archangelica

A green plant with spreaking stems ending in spherical umbels. Used to dispel magic.

### Wolf's Bane

The most famous poison among the herbs used by witches.

### Thistle

full of pointed growths, this plant, for centuries, has been associated with strength, determination and... pain.

### Dream Mullein

The beautiful yellow flowers grow in candle-like sticks. Growing sometimes up to three meters, dream mullein is used in potions and rituals related to dreams and visions.

### Ocean's Squill

Squill grows from a a-few-kilos-weighting, firmly rooted onion. The stem ends in an asparagus-like arrangement of small flowers: if white, they can be used in medicine, and if red, then as a poison.

### Lotus

A floating flower of extraordinary beauty that has fascinated people since ancient times.

### Gazing Fennel

Fennel grows from the onion and branches from the bare stem at the top into a hemispherical crown full of yellow flowers. Used medicinally for stomach problems.

### Clove

clove is a tree or shrub with small white flowers that, when dried and processd, serve as a spice.

## Minerals

### Quartz

In the past, it was believed that wearing quartz delayed the aging process, which earned it the name "Stone of Eternal Youth". Witches often use quartz powder in rejuvenating potions.

### Amethyst

It helps to calm down and makes it easier to fall asleep. The amethyst amulet is especially recommended for people suffering from insomnia.

### Black Crystal

Scares away demons and evil spirits. It is worth placing it close to the door of the house so that no unwanted creature can come inside.

### Selenite

It is believed that selenite helps in fortune telling, as it is very willingly worn by Arimas. However, they are reluctant to talk about it's extraordinary properties, so it's use is shrouded in mystery.

### Opal

It improves memory and mind. Most often worn by the elderly and young people who have problems with concentration. However, remember not to combine opals with black crystals, as they lose their properties when worn thogether.

### Citrine

It clears the mind and triggers creativity. The citrine amulet is willlingly worn by artists and scientists.

### Agate

It restores balance and affects well-being. It is worth putting it on the table where we eat, because agate has a positive effect on the digestive system.

### Ruby

Supports the treatment of heart deseases. Especially recommended for people after a heart attack and those in high-risk group.

## Fish

### Herring

A small oceanic fish that is a common food source for both humans and other predators.

### Sky Mackerel

Can this fish fly? No, it just jumps high out of the water. And is the fisherman, who boasts so much that he once caught it in a net while it was in the air, telling the truth? No, of course he's making it up.

### Pike

An aggressive predatory fish, eagerly sought after by anglers for it's ability to grow to large sizes.

### Cod

Main source fo food for many coastal villages.

### Roach

A fish that is so small that it often becomes bait itself.

### Aroma Bass

The fish is known for it's fighting ability. It has a wide, flat body and a large mouth lined with sharp teeth.

## Seashells

### Tulip Shells

This shell once belonged to a tropical sea snail known for it's aggressive behavior.

### Sea Urchin Shell

This shell once belonged to an extremely dangerous sea urchin whose spikes were coated with poisonous venom. Luckily, it's completely safe now.

### Gold Starfish

This starfish is a very rare species and can sometimes be found in warm coastal waters close to coral reefs.

### Scallop

This clam is not only widely used in the kitchen, but it's shell is also a very popular decoration.

### Striped Starfish

This starfish usually inhabits the ocean depths, where it hides in crevices and nooks and crannies of rocks.

## Flowers

### Cornflower

A pretty blue flower beloved by bees for it's honey-giving properties.

### Chamomile

Aromatic flower with white petals. A popular ingredient in medicinal infusions.

### Tulip

A symbol of change and love, but also a sign of Bloom Season at it's fullest.

## Metals

### Copper Ore

One of the few metals that occurs in the earth's crust in it's natural form, which means that it does not always have to be extracted from the ore.

### Iron Ore

The first thing that comes to mind when someone says the word "metal"

### Silver Ore

It's amazing that you managed to find it in a form other than coins.

### Gold Ore

The more of it you have, the more of it you want to have.

## Vegetables

### Onion

Scientists disagree wheter one cries more often when cutting it, or perhaps when it is missing during cooking.

### Redbeet

Not so crude when it comes to nutritiousness.

### Cabbage

Just as posonous mushrooms can be mistaken for edible ones, a cabbage plantation can be mistaken for a breeding ground for cosmic predators that could end the existence of the human race on this planet.

### Watermelon

A large and heavy fruit that, like you, is mostly composed of water.

### Potato

No, you can't just leave them out, you bad eater.

### Carrot

They are very good for eyesight, which explains why those who eat them see their value.

### Airmelon

When your child asks you where balloons grow, tell him about this magical vegetable.

### Cucumber

Although it contains a lot of water itself, in it's processed form it often helps people who drink something else.

### Tomato

Widely used during the release day of a typical movie.

### Eggplant

A tropical plant with long purple fruits that have a variety of culinary uses.

### Pepper

An ideal vegetable for spicing up dishes and salads with something helthy and tasty. It comes in many colors and spiciness.

### Sunflower

This large yellow flowers face towrds the sun and follow it's movement throughout the day.

### Beans

Cultivated since ancient times, the plant is full of protein and nutrients. Best known in its kidney-shaped form.