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Little Rock Anonymous

Little Rock Anonymous are a series of requests from residents of Little Rock.

## Quests

##### Witch-in-Training

A young witch asks for magical trinkets.

* Haste Pendant
* Resolve Pendant
* Resilience Pendant

#### The Collector

A resident collects weird machines.

* Steel Guitar
* Magic Chest
* Greater Workbench

#### What's Brunch?

A confused civilian wants to try brunch foods.

* Artichoke Hash x 5
* Orange Juice x 10
* Sauerkraut x 5

#### Dreading Threads

A worried tailor needs supplies.

* Linen x 10
* Hemp Silk x 5

#### Curing What Ails Them

Someone would like some essential oils.

* Incensier Extract x 5
* Chamomile Extract x 5
* Rose Extract x 5

#### Tea for Two

Supply a resident with stuff for a tea party.

* Pound Cake x 3
* Rose Tea x 3
* Roasted Sunflower Seeds x 3

#### Prickly Proposition

Make food out of "cacktis" and send it to Little Rock.

* Cactus Juice x 5
* Cactus Soup x 5

#### Homestead Roleplay

A curious resident wants to tinker with Homesteader Machines.

* Enchanting Table
* Composter
* Basic Mill

#### Date with Dates

Send sugary foods to a resident.

* Date Jam x 3
* Date Pie x 3
* Caramel Apple x 3

#### Corn vs Apple

Two siblings are having an argument. Prove them right/wrong.

* Apple Butter x 3
* Apple Cider x 3
* Apple Sauce x 3

#### Cup of Tea

A resident wants a broader selection of teas.

* Lavender Tea x 3
* Catnip Tea x 3
* Saffron Tea x 3

#### That's it, Cheese!

A resident has a hankering for cheese.

* Cheese x 5

#### Enter Blackberry

A third sibling has joined the argument.

* Blackberry Pie x 3
* Blackberry Leather x 5
* Blackberry Jam and Toast

#### Last Meal

Provide a last meal for an old woman.

* Rhubarb Tea x5
* Walnut Pie x3
* Orange Bar x5

#### Passing on the Torch

A nine-year-old wants to play with fire. For *reasons*.

* Flare Spell x 10
* Phantom Spell x 10
* Shadow Spell x 10

#### No Further Questions

Send stew. That's it. That's the request.

* Farmer Stew x 3
* Hearth Stew x 3
* Philosopher Stew x 3
Mail

Mail is the primary form of correspondence between the player and the rest of civilization.

There are two varieties of correspondence by mail:

1. **Mailbirds:** crow-like birds that deliver letters by landing on the mail perch to the right of Abraham's landing pad. Each Mailbird carries one letter at a time. There is a limited number of perching spots, so the player must take care to open letters as they arrive in order to send Mailbirds back and make room for new mail. Mailbirds arrive and leave on a free schedule. The player can only send one Mailbird per day regarding a letter topic.
2. **Parcelbirds:** seemingly living bird-shaped packages that are placed into the package hutch in front of Abraham's landing pad. They can be seen fluttering their wings and making bird sounds while waiting to be picked up.

The package hutch has 12 slots, one for each Parcelbird. When the hutch interaction menu is open, the player is given the list of available Main and Side quests to fulfill if they have enough items in the inventory to ship. Abraham the Porter arrives at 6am each day and picks up outgoing Parcelbirds while delivering incoming packages. The player can place up to 12 more Parcelbirds before Abraham leaves at 11am and picks up outgoing packages a second time.

Initially, the list of available letter recipients is short and letter topics are few, but as the player learns about the world outside of Little Rock and the West Peak Homestead through exploring and chatting with Huckleberry and Abraham, new letter topics can be unlocked. Keep an eye out for UI notifications (such as *'New Topic Unlocked: Baking'*) indicating that the player learned a new topic of conversation.

Some topics can be used in letters to and from Little Rock residents, the player's family, and occasional characters from neighboring towns, while others are added to the list of Chat topics with Huckleberry or Abraham.
Mother Yeast

Mother Yeast in inventory

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> *Used for baking sourdough and brewing kombucha.*
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Mother Yeast is a unique crafting ingredient that is non-consumable and only used to craft Sourdough at the Grill. It is a reward for completing Abraham's side quest, *Abraham's Special Recipe.* The request requires the player to craft Corn Flour and give it to Abraham (**Warning:** the item will be automatically handed over during interaction with Abraham after obtaining the quest if the required amount is in the inventory). In return, Abraham gives the player the Mother Yeast, and the player learns how to cook Sourdough and Apple Kombucha.

After the player crafts Sourdough using Mother Yeast x1 and Corn Flour x 1, the Grill produces Sourdough x 1 and also returns the Mother Yeast in the output window, allowing the player to use it repeatedly without using it up. However, since there is only one Mother Yeast available, the player has to wait until the Sourdough has finished cooking before using the Mother Yeast again.

Although the player may have already learned several recipes by the time this quest becomes available, completion of Abraham's quest unlocks the Sandwich recipes in the Grill menu, with each requiring one Sourdough to craft.

## Notes

* Despite the item description and the description for the Apple Kombucha recipe, Mother Yeast is **not** an ingredient for crafting kombucha.
Yue Guang

"Oasis of Knowledge, let these rivers of water spring true"This page is the sole property of Alexandrina Feodorovna. Editing this page with malicious intent and without the author's permission is considered to be annoying, so don't think about it.

## Yue Guang

### Combat Type

 Wind

* Bio

### Factions

* Astral Express (on-profile)
* The Nameless

### World

* Astral Express
* The Xianzhou Luofu

### How To Obtain

Dispersing Snow and Ice

"These cold winds so feverent and powerful...they are guiding me towards a new path"
**Yue Guang** (Chinese: 月光 *Yuè Guāng*) is a playable character in *Honkai: Star Rail*.

The mysterious skyfaring pilot of the Astral Express, she roams the planets and skies alongside the Express Crew and is a skilled sword wielder. Wielding a sword named Dragon Snow, she joined the Express Crew to go on adventures and protect ordinary people from the harm Stellarons bring.

## Availability

### Event Warps

**Yue Guang** has been promoted or featured in **1** Event Warp:
Wild Bat Feather

> *The feathers of a feathered bat make for great filtering material. Ironically, said filtering effect is even more potent when the feather is imbued with Miasma.*
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Material used for crafting. Can be utilized in upgrading masks.

## Used for

* Lavender x 1
* Cotton Boll x 1

## Found at

There is a total of 6 Wild Bat Feathers to be found. See below for exact locations.

* Pearl Canyon: 1
* Petrified Forest: 2
* Ancient Swamp: 2
* The City: 1

Canyon Location

Forest Location 1

Forest Location 2

Swamp Location 1

Swamp Location 2

City Location
Composter

Basic Composter

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Placeable item. Station used for crafting.

> *The traditional method in creating compost by recycling organic yields. The design has changed only slightly in the past 100 years.*
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The Composter is a crafting station with the sole purpose of crafting Compost. It uses two unique ingredients: Miasma Bulbs (of any tier) and Scraps.

* **Scraps** are an occasional byproduct of cooking on the Grill and have no other uses besides serving as an ingredient in Compost. They can be discarded, but they cannot be sold.
* **Miasma Bulbs** are the only plants that can grow in the Miasma, so they can be harvested in any Miasma-infested area. Compost can be crafted using any tier of Miasma Bulb.

The Composter only takes 8 seconds to craft on a Basic Workbench, and its only recipe also takes only 8 seconds to be crafted on a Basic Composter. A Master Composter cuts down Compost crafting time by only 3 seconds, so if you do not need a Master-level Composter, you can skip this upgrade.

The Composter recipe is part of a side quest, *The Other Witch*, which introduces the player's new penpal, fellow witch Homesteader Ruby Stormbluff. The two carry on a correspondence, during which they exchange goods and knowledge through a series of side quest letters. When you are finished helping Ruby, she introduces you to her childhood friend and fellow Homesteader witch Emil Snowdrift, who gives the player more side quests.

## Crafting the Composter

Details by Station Tier
* 00:06
* 00:05
* Metal Cluster x 1
* Catnip Flower x 1
 Greater
* 01:42
* 01:24
* Metal Cluster x 3
* Basic Composter x 1
 Master
* 03:24
* 02:48
* Metal Cluster x 10
* Greater Composter x 1
Enchanting Table

Basic Enchanting Table

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Placeable item. Station used for crafting.

> *A fairly new tool in the world of witches; a specialized tool specifically in creating artifacts that boost prowess.*
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Purchased from Abraham in the Upgrades menu. One of two unique crafting stations (the other being the Mill that only has two tiers, Basic and Master.

## Enchanting Table Recipe

* Wood x 1
* Metal Cluster x 1
* Incensier x 1

## Recipe Categories

* Charms
* Pendants

## Crafting the Enchanting Table

Details by Station Tier
* 00:51
* 00:42
* Metal Cluster x 1
* Incensier x 1
 Master
* 02:33
* 02:06
* Metal Cluster x 5
* Basic Enchanting Table x 1
Game time

There are two timers shown in the upper right-hand corner of the window. The top increments one minute of in-game time per second of real-time that passes. Time can be paused by opening the player's inventory / menus, but otherwise continues to run while working with any of the crafting interfaces, tending to crops, and chatting with Huckleberry or Abraham. (If you can see movement in the background, time is ticking.) The passage of time affects how long Abraham will be around, completion of any in-progress crafting stations, any time remaining on your spells, and the reduction of the player's hunger meter.

Beneath the game time, there's an IRL clock to remind the player what time it actually is, just in case you get a little distracted while exploring.
Cactus Fruit

> *Very few know about its existence. Most people are deterred by its prickly exterior, but those who know its secrets are rewarded with the delicious juice inside.*
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## Effects

### Mana

+2

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## Misc

### Inventory Spaces

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Harvestable used for crafting. Only found in the wild.

## Used for

 Phantom Spell Potion | * Cactus Fruit x 1
* Rose Extract x 1
* Silver x 20
 Sow | * Cactus Fruit x 3
* Birch Bark x 3
* Metal Cluster x 3
 Leather Hat | * Cactus Fruit x 1
* Yucca Fruit x 1
* Linen x 2
 Tassel Boots | * Cactus Fruit x 1
* Soybean Oil x 1
* Linen x 1
 Tall Rustler Boots | * Cactus Fruit x 1
* Crab Apple x 1
* Yucca Fruit x 1
 Tall Feathered Boots | * Cactus Fruit x 1
* Huckleberry x 1
* Hemp Silk x 1

## Fruit found at

Cactus Fruit #1

Cactus Fruit #2

Cactus Fruit #3

Cactus Fruit #4
Workbench

Basic Workbench

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Placeable item. Station used for crafting.

> *A mechanical table used to automate the crafting of tools and furniture. A technological marvel which saves not only time but the loss of fingers.*
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The player begins with a blueprint of a Basic Workbench given by Huckleberry after harvesting the first Corn crop.

Like other crafting stations, the Workbench can be upgraded by purchasing an upgrade from Abraham after clearing an area of Miasma.

## Used for

* Crafting Stations (including Workbench)
* Decorations
* Homestead Improvements
* Tools

### Crafting the Workbench

Details by Station Tier
* 00:24
* 00:21
* Metal Cluster x 1
* Birch Bark x 1
 Greater
* 01:42
* 01:24
* Metal Cluster x 3
* Basic Workbench x 1
 Master
* 03:24
* 02:48
* Metal Cluster x 10
* Greater Workbench x 1
Miasma Bulb

Miasma Bulb (Tier 2) in inventory

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> *Certain members of the Academy theorized it could be used to create strong gardening implements, but the recipes vanished along with the Academy itself.*
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An organic orb, filled with Miasma gas. Once an area has been cleared of Miasma, all Miasma plants found in that area disappear and can no longer be gathered.

## Characteristics

Miasma Bulbs come in four tiers (labeled Tier 1 through 4 in recipes that need them), one for each Miasma-covered area. The plants spawn in the same spots like other wild harvestables, and each plant yields 1 crop.

Similarly to other plants, the crops take time to grow back to be ready for harvest. But, unlike most other plants, they regenerate relatively quickly and can be ready for harvest by the time the player explores deeper parts of a Miasma-covered area and makes their way back to the entrance.

* This was first noted by the time the player unlocks the Ancient Swamp. By this time, the Mask Filter can be upgraded to grant up to 12 minutes of safe exploration; it takes a Miasma plant approximately 10 minutes of Mask Filter duration to regenerate.

**Miasma Bulb Tiers**

## Recipes

Since Miasma Bulbs are used in some key recipes, it is recommended to stock up on Bulbs via multiple short trips to the Miasma once a day to give them time to ripen for harvest before clearing an area of Miasma.

Miasma Bulbs are most frequently used to craft Compost, which can take any tier of Miasma Bulb, so it is best to save Tier 1 (Lesser) Miasma Bulbs for this use. Recipes learned later in the game typically require higher Miasma Bulb tiers, so those crops are best saved for the more complex recipes.

* Catnip Flower x 2
* Rose Extract x 2
 Liquid Sunlight | * Any Miasma Bulb x 1
* Catnip Flower x 1
* Birch Bark x 1
 Compost | * Any Miasma Bulb x 1
* Scraps x 2
 Light Sprite Jar | * Any Miasma Bulb x 2
* Metal Cluster x 2
* Birch Bark x 2
 Blasting Powder | * Any Miasma Bulb x 1
* Sulfur x 1
 Romper | * Any Miasma Bulb x 1
* Stalk x 2
* Linen x 3
 Chaps | * Any Miasma Bulb (Tier 2 or Up) x 1
* Pumpkin x 2
* Linen x 3
 Breeches | * Any Miasma Bulb (Tier 3 or Up) x 1
* Broom Flower x 2
* Hemp Silk x 3
 Vagabond Getup | * Any Miasma Bulb (Tier 3 or Up) x 1
* Rose Extract x 2
* Hemp Silk x 3
Ruby Stormbluff

Ruby Stormbluff is a fellow Homesteader Witch and the player's penpal in the later half of the main story. Her quests are accepted by opening her letters, and turned in via parcelbird.

Ruby's hometown is Redfield. She has a familiar named Archibald who is mute (or, more accurately stated, does not speak a human language, as is typical of most familiars) at the start of Ruby's quest line.

## Quests

### The Other Witch

Ruby introduces herself in a letter. She sends 5x Wood and asks for 10x Lavender in return.

In her next letter she complains about her plants wilting. To complete the quest, you have to send her a Basic Composter. Thanks to the player's care package, Archibald gains the ability to speak, possibly due to the "arcane energy" from the fertilized plants, according to Ruby.

### Ruby's Request

In the following quest series, Ruby asks the player to mail her crops from hard-to-obtain plants, such as each tier of Miasma Bulbs, Truffles and Artichokes, and finally, Beast’s Blood Flowers. After the full quest series is complete, Ruby rewards the player with Tinctures of Resolve and Resilience.

### From One Witch To Another

Proceeding through the full series of quests for Ruby leads to her introducing the player to another Homesteader witch named Emil Snowdrift, Ruby's childhood friend who received funding from their hometown to develop new spells and ran into some obstacles. Emil gives the player an additional side quest.
Truffle

Material used for crafting. Only found in the wild. Consumable.

> *A mushroom extremely difficult to find grown beneath the soil. Historically, familiars have been used to find these treasures.*
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## Used in

 Feathered Bat Statue
* Phantom Spell Potion x 1
* Truffle x 1
 Steel Guitar
* Hemp x 2
* Truffle x 2

## Locations

Truffle #1

Truffle #2

Truffle #3
Abraham

Abraham just about to take off.

Abraham is a porter who travels between towns and homesteads to buy and sell items and upgrades. Considered *someone worldly* and has a lot of knowledge, if you know the right questions to ask. Can buy most things from the player (with a few exceptions) and sells a few helpful items such as upgrades, recipes, decorations, and consumables.

In a conversation with the player during the *Cultist Artifacts* side quest, Abraham remarks that at the time of the player's story, there is "a combined population of something-thousand" people left across the remaining surviving towns.

## Schedule

Abraham visits the player's Homestead daily between 6:00am and 11:00am in in-game time.

## Quests

Abraham has dialogue for a few quest lines, including the mask filter upgrade, cultist artifacts, and even baking.

## Sells

Abraham has two sales inventories.

**Today's Stock** is a randomized set of items ranging from homestead decorations to crafting supplies and cooked meals.

**Upgrades** include recipes, Homestead upgrades that increase the amount of Health replenished after sleep, upgrades to the player's Health and Mana capacity, and crafting station upgrade recipes, among others.

**Today's Stock (Randomized stock that Abraham sells)**
 Consumables
Controls

All game controls are immediately available to view in the Pause menu under Options > Controls.

However, some controls are only unlocked as the story progresses. These are:

* Summon Broom
* Gardening controls: apply compost, channel growth, trim
* Potion equip slots 2-4. Slot 1 is available at the start of the game before the player learns the first spell potion recipe, Ripple. Subsequent slots can be unlocked by purchasing an upgrade from Abraham, which becomes available for each additional slot after clearing an area in the Miasma.

### Equipping Spells

As the player unlocks more spell slots, multiple spells can be assigned for quickly switching between them as needed. A spell is assigned (and one potion item used up) by clicking the Interact button (A on Xbox) while in inventory. This makes the spell shortcut available and displayed along with its availability duration on the bottom left corner of the screen, above the Mana gauge. Spells are activated via toggle -- the shortcut is pressed once to activate (enabling spell effects and gradually draining Mana while active) and once to deactivate. The spell's availability is independent of use; it will expire after the given time.

Take caution to check which slot is currently active when assigning spells, as assigning a spell to a hotkey already in use by another spell will overwrite it, and any active use time left on the original spell will be lost.

While in inventory, hover over a spell potion to see the slot (and, therefore, button for activating the spell) to which it will be assigned to ensure you are not overwriting a spell with active time still left (unless you are certain you won't need it soon). In the picture above, when the player is ready to use the Ice Step spell potion, it will be assigned to the Right slot, indicated by the light green border around that slot.

## Xbox Controls

*Note:* The same button as Summon Broom is used to discard an item from inventory while hovering over it with the cursor. Waymarkers are dropped using this method to mark areas of interest on the map and easily spot them in-game via bright yellow beacons cast by the Waymarker or by using Ripple spell.
ScreenshotsNeeded

Hello! I figured we could start accumulating screenshots for things we know we'll need, but the pages aren't set up yet or it's tricky to add the image to the template so we don't accidentally start doubling up.

## Contributor Tips

Feel free to peruse the list (You can hit the *Sort* button to see what still needs stuff) and if you want to upload an image just follow these steps:

* Click Edit
* Click Mass Upload
* Upload any images you want to add (Please make sure they are named well. For example Cabbage.png)
* Put Yes on the table for the image you uploaded.

Thank you so much everyone for contributing! ~FirstStrike1177

* All uploaded images, which can be sorted in alphabetical order (Thanks Alesyira!)

* Since the gallery does not allow searching by file name (for example, to check if you're about to upload a duplicate under a different name), you can use Special:Search to filter results to images only and search by file name.
	+ *Note:* some images may not show up if the keyword is not the word with which the file name begins (e.g., Tincture of Resilience won't appear if searching by "Tincture" because the file was named *ResilienceTincture.png*). When in doubt, try a couple variations for items named with more than one word. ~Muffinigans

## Discussion

* It might be useful to keep all items that'll be screenshotted (needs and has) in this list - if someone removes it because it's been added but then someone thinks it doesn't exist yet and adds a blank to be filled, might cause some confusion I'll link all items so that when a page is available it'll show up as existing or at least make page creation a little easier. ~Alesyira
	+ Good point. I was just trying to also keep track of what pages needed the pictures added to it just in case folks have a hard time actually adding the pictures so I could use it as a check list of sorts. Maybe I'll add another column for like an 'is it added' type thing. ~FS
* I restructured this a bit. No point adding the picture to see if it's on the list files. Figured just importing it and then saying Yes or no works fine. Also makes batch uploads easier. ~FS
Date

Date in inventory

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> *A desert fruit known for its intense sweetness. Cultivating it without witchcraft has been difficult due to its need for an arid climate.*
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Material used for crafting. Consumable. Primary source of sugar for all recipes.

In gardening, the Date Tree plant's growth is unique in that all crops grow from the same area. While trimming other plants (only necessary to try growing the maximum yield of 4 crops if a plant didn't grow that way initially) can be done on one section at a time and leaves other crop-producing sections intact, on Date Trees this requires cutting off the entire producing section of the plant.

## Used in

* Lavender Tea x 1
* Silver x 15
 Frugal Tonic | * Miasma Bulb (Tier 2 or up x 1
* Date x 1
* Sunflower x 1
 Shadow Charm | * Blackberry x 2
* Date x 2
* Yucca Fruit x 1
 Date Sugar | * Date x 2
 Date Jam | * Date x 2
 Date Pie | * Corn Flour x 1
* Date x 1
* Date Sugar x 1
 Basic Mill | * Wood x 3
* Metal Cluster x 2
* Date x 2

## Locations

Date Palm #1

Date Palm #2

Date Palm #3

Date Palm #4
Creatures

### Hopper

A rabbit-like critter that hides out in burrows. Ripple is needed to expose where they're hiding so as to avoid contact. If one must walk into range of a burrow, use the Shadow spell to hide from them. (Can be healed with Huck's Poultice after the zone is cleared.) Does 1 point of damage.

### Feathered Bat

An owl-like creature with spotlight sight. Has a 360 degree field of vision. Upon drawing aggro, will dive-bomb player doing 2 points of damage. Use Shadow to hide and/or Gray to sprint past. (Can be healed with Huck's Poultice after the zone is cleared.)

### Longdeer

A deer-like creature with spotlight sight. Has a front-facing field-of-vision. Upon drawing aggro, will charge in the player's direction with a visible arc of damage around its path. Coming into contact with this damage arc will do three points of damage. The longdeer has been known to chase players far beyond expected ranges. **Gray spell**, especially when paired with the **Gray Charm**, is the current best way to avoid it. Bring plenty of mana-restoring items, as Gray quickly eats through mana. (Can be healed with Huck's Poultice after the zone is cleared.)

### 'The Monster' / 'The Creature'

A water-based eel(?)-like creature. (Arlet's Journal entry refers to it as 'the creature' but the game has a decoration item called 'Monster Statue'.) (Cannot be healed with Huck's Poultice.)

### Ghost

Bipedal remnant of someone that was. Probably. (See this journal entry.) They can allegedly see through the Shadow spell. Gray works, but it *might* require use of the gray charm to be of any help to the player.
Items

There are various kinds of items in the game ranging from food, to plants, to giant jugs of fertilizer. This is the hub for all of them.

## Produce

Anything that can be harvested, be it from crops on your farm or wild plants found outside the homestead. You can harvest them by pressing RB on Xbox, or clicking and dragging the highlighted produce on PC when you examine the ripe crop.

## Consumables

Food and drinks that restore health, hunger, and mana. Crafted at grills. Stock up on a good amount before heading out into the Miasma.
Oldish

**Oldish** is an ancient language that was written and spoken by Pokémon in the Alchas region prior to the modern era.

In *Not A Scratch*, Oldish is represented in several ways:

* A cipher similar to pig Latin that works by reversing the letters in each word except for the first letter. For example, English *Anirudh* becomes Oldish *Ahdurin*, and English *Pikachu* becomes Oldish *Puhcaki*.
* Backmasking (?) in audio format.
* In Arc 4 Episode 8: Dreams vs Reality, Oldish is described as being written using runes.
Lavender

Lavender in the inventory

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> *Commonly used for air purification. Its strong floral scent can relax the senses, but it can also be overpowering when used in conjunction with magic.*
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Material used for crafting. Each plant yields up to 4 crops.

## Used for

 Lavender Extract | * Lavender x 2
 Mask Augment | * Lavender x 1
* Cotton Boll x 1
* Wild Bat Feather x 1
 Basic Cauldron | * Lavender x 1
* Metal Cluster x 1
* Wood x 1
 Tincture of Proficiency Mk. I
* Lavender x 1
* Arcane Catalyst x 1
 Green Thumb Tonic | * Any Miasma Bulb x 1
* Cabbage x 1
* Lavender x 1
 West Peak Plant Collection | * Catnip Flower x 2
* Lavender x 2
* Birch Bark x 2
 Brown Ankle Boots | * Cabbage x 1
* Lavender x 1
* Linen x 1

## Seedling Locations

Lavender Seedling #1 - Canyon

Lavender Seedling #2 - Canyon

Lavender Seedling #3 - Forest
Health

## Effects

Base: 3 +1 (Known Max: 17 +1)

> *The red potions indicate your health. When you run out of health, you will get **knocked out**, and items still claimed by the Miasma **will return to their original locations.***
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Heal health by eating **certain kinds of food** or by **sleeping at night** [between 10pm and 6am].

## Upgrading Health

The player starts with 3 (+1) Health and can increase maximum Health up to 17 (+1) by consuming Tinctures of Resilience found in the wild.

### Temporary Health Effects

* An extra Health pip can be gained by carrying the Resilience Pendant in inventory.
* When Hunger is above the halfway mark, you will gain an extra Health pip.

## Notes

* If the player stays in the Miasma too long before obtaining the Filter Mask from Huckleberry or the Filter Mask expires, Health will start draining rapidly and can result in fainting. The player will wake up at the nearest built Wilderness Camp or at the Homestead with full Health, and any items picked up in the Miasma and not yet "freed" by exiting the Miasma will return to their original locations.
	+ It is possible to avoid fainting even after the Filter Mask has expired if the player is well-stocked with food items that have strong Health restoring properties. Typically these are more elaborate recipes, such as Baked Goods, Sandwiches, and Spreads.
* While exploring the Miasma, if an enemy detects the player (indicated by a red icon above its head) and is within range, it will attempt to deal damage, draining Health.
* Similarly, if the player is struck by ground spikes while crossing them, they will take damage to their Health.
Not A Scratch Wiki

**Welcome to the Not A Scratch Wiki!**

This is the official unofficial wiki for *Not A Scratch*, the only podcast that believes that Scratch is an overpowered move! This is a Pokémon Mystery Dungeon TTRPG actual play podcast that follows Ralph the Machop and Kyle the Treecko as they work behind the scenes to try to save the world before time runs out.

Not A Scratch Wiki is a collaborative community website about Not A Scratch that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Dive on in

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Quick links:

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Bugs and Glitches

**To report new bugs to the devs, please fill out a form here.**

## List of known bugs

This list is not nearly comprehensive and can be added to. Some bugs have been omitted if they do not directly affect a player's ability to progress through the game.

### “Void” harvesting

While harvesting crops or wild sources, the player’s view will show blank sky and will be unable to interact in any meaningful way. Player can back out of interaction. Sometimes is accompanied by the nearby terrain vanishing.

* Suggested workaround for wild plants has been to restart the game, but has been met with limited success. Some players have reported that the issue goes away after some time.
* Suggested workaround for seedlings is to lift the plant and put it back into inventory, then replant, which resets the plant back to square one.

*Contributor note:* As of a new July 2023 game save, this has not been an issue. Please update or remove this note if issue persists. ~Muffinigans

### Lingering Miasma

After bringing an item out of the Miasma or fetching an item from a Miasma-cleared area, some players have noticed the Miasma lingers on the item. Suggested workaround has been to re-enter and leave a miasma-affected zone, but it doesn’t always work to clear the miasma from the item.

Some players have reported being able to use the incorrectly miasma-affected item normally, such as planting a seedling.

*Contributor note:* As of a new July 2023 game save, this has not been an issue. Please update or remove this note if issue persists. ~Muffinigans

### Over-trimming wild plants

Sometimes trimming wild plants can cause the plant to bug, and there’s no way to remove / replant the plant, as some players have done with bugged out seedlings on the farm.

*Contributor note:* Not sure what the bug is here, but it is known that once trimmed, wild plants **do not regrow the trimmed part.** There is no need to trim wild plants as their yield cannot be changed. ~Muffinigans

### Swamp: Boss Fight bug

Some players have reported the final swamp encounter bugs out at either the cleanse step or the unlock step. Recommended course of action is to turn off auto save prior to this encounter in case the issue comes up so your continue / reload doesn’t cling to the bug if it comes up.

*Contributor note:* As of a new July 2023 game save, this has not been an issue. Please update or remove this note if issue persists. ~Muffinigans

### City: Huckleberry dialogue crash

During a dialogue with Huckleberry at the second scar, the dialogue cutscene has been crashing for Console players (but not PC). Recommended course of action is to pause and skip the cutscene. One YouTube video out there has the full cutscene for those interested, but rest assured that you do not miss anything if you were able to listen to the first half of the cutscene.

Full cutscene (link starts at cutscene, 12:38): https://youtu.be/fdr0x3px-Nk?si=Xrv9CCmyFKa3qVf5&t=758
Rockin' Rampage

**Rockin' Rampage** are a criminal gang and recurring antagonists in the *Not A Scratch* series. Their leader is Ignis, who does most of the talking during interactions with the main characters.

## Appearances

Rockin' Rampage first appear on the train from Thundertree City to Shady Grove in Arc 1.

Rockin' Rampage appear again in Arc 6, on the way to the Blank Mansion. They are among the Pokémon invited by the Maushold family to investigate the mysteries of the mansion. After a battle against Kyle, Rose, and Pearl, they are arrested, presumably by Corporal North.

1. ↑ Arc 6 Episode 10: The Mansion... and an actual battle? WITH ROSE?
Shady Forest

**Shady Forest** is a dungeon on the outskirts of Shady Grove.

## Appearances

In Arc 1 Episode 7, Ralph and Kyle venture into Shady Forest to complete their first two missions for the Bronze Roses. Their first mission (ranked E) is to deliver a Blue Gummi to the Italian Piplup from Boston. Their second (ranked D) is to find a thief who has been stealing Blue Gummis and hiding in the forest. Ralph brings a Blue Gummi into the forest and brings it to Piplup, but then leaves it out as bait for the thief, which angers the Piplup. Ralph and Kyle then track down and arrest the thief, a Staryu.

In Arc 1 Episode 8K: Face First Into the Dirt, Kyle enters Shady Forest for the second time, accompanied by Kirk, under the guise of a mission to find a blue treasure chest. After they find the chest, Kyle proceeds deeper into the forest, confusing Kirk. They enter a forest clearing, where Kyle hears mysterious trumpet music. A mysterious scent puts all non-Grass-type Pokémon to sleep, and Kyle is defeated by Roselia. Later, Kirk puts an Oran Berry in Kyle's mouth, and Kyle wakes up. The two exit the forest together. They run into Ralph at the edge of the forest, and Kyle and Ralph return to the Bronze Roses headquarters together.

## References

1. ↑ Arc 1 Episode 6: Can We Switch Seats?
2. ↑ Arc 1 Episode 8K: Face First Into the Dirt
3. ↑ Arc 1 Episode 9: Brushing Shoulders With... Friends?
Broom Flower

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Material used for crafting.

Mostly used for construction nowadays, though scholars insist its magical properties could be used for some sort of movement spell.

## Used for

* Silver x 45
* Chamomile Tea x 1
 Flower Oil
 Breeches | * Miasma Bulb (Tier 3 or Up) x 1
* Broom Flower x 2
* Hemp Silk x 3
 Leather Dress Shoes | * Walnut x 1
* Broom Flower x 1
* Linen x 1

## Seedling Locations

Broom Plant Seedling Location 1

Broom Plant Seedling Location 2

Broom Plant Seedling Location 3
Ghost

> *Mother, where are you? Your Potions aren't working. The ghosts, they can't be slowed down. I tried hiding with Shadow, and that kind of works, but if just one of them sees me, they all chase me... I don't know what to do. Please come back. —* Author Unknown (*Vision of Mobs* Hint Tablet)
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## Ghost

Second Ghost encounter (image lightened to show detail)

## Basic Info

### Abilities

Will be instantly alerted to the player's presence if the player is caught by the red beam of light emitted by magic lamps (a sliver of the red beam can be seen in the above image, top left corner).

Ghosts are a unique enemy in the Miasma and the only one resembling a human, as opposed to a wild animal. Journals collected during exploration suggest that Ghosts may be the ancient ancestors who inhabited The City before the explosion of Miasma and who were transformed after being exposed to it for too long.

## Strategy

Ghosts deal more damage than previously encountered creatures and, once the player is detected by a Ghost, it will alert nearby Ghosts to the player's presence and instantly aggravate a whole mob for pursuit. Unlike previously encountered enemies, Ghosts lose interest in the pursuit quickly if the player can get away to create some distance. Below are some strategies for dealing with Ghosts.

To add to their difficulty, the **magic lamps** scattered throughout the City will alert nearby Ghosts if the player is caught in a lamp's beam of red light, which typically stretches across the edges of corridors and walkways. These lights alternate between flashing on and off, giving the player an opportunity to run past without setting off an alarm.

* Shadow is the most effective spell here. While undetected, it allows for stealthy traversal through Ghost-infested regions before they have time to reach full alert level (yellow icon above their head fills up to the top) and possible aggravation (icon turns red, indicating pursuit). Shadow uses up Mana quickly, so watch your Mana levels while it is in use.
* Gray currently works for slowing them down some, contrary to what the *Vision of Mobs* hint tablet states.
* Flare is learned uniquely for dealing with Ghosts and can be used to scare them away even after being detected. It can also be used to chase away Ghosts in order to loot a treasure chest or pick up an item that is within a Ghost's range of vision. However, given its short lifetime (15 seconds once consumed and a quick Mana drain while in use), Flare is best used for emergencies.
* Phantom is helpful for scouting the area if it is your first time in the City. Unlike previous areas, where the decoy created by the spell did not sustain damage, it can be 'killed' by a Ghost if it catches up to the decoy to instantly terminate the spell's effect. In some cases, this failed use of Phantom can even draw a Ghost's attention to the player if the spell was being used in close proximity to the enemy.
Milk

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Milk is a Consumable ingredient that can only be obtained by purchasing it from Abraham. Although quests requiring Milk as a cooking ingredient appear early on, Abraham doesn't start carrying the item until later in the game.

Milk is a scarce in-game ingredient, so it is recommended to buy it whenever it is available, as there are two quests, a Main Quest after clearing the Petrified Forest and two known side quests that require this item for crafting more complex Grill recipes.

Besides being available from Abraham, Milk is also a reward in the quest *The* *Autumn Harvest Festival,* which requires the player to send 3 Apple Pies and 3 Pumpkin Pies to the Little Rock Town Council for the annual baking competition. Although it's one of the few side quests to not award a Clothing recipe, it bestows 3 Milk and 3,000 Silver -- an monetary reward higher than that of any other quest.

## Used for

 Huckleberry Soup | * Huckleberry x 2
* Milk x 1
 Artichoke Soup | * Artichoke x 2
* Milk x 1
Legendary items

The **legendary items** are a set of eight items imbued with the powers of the Legendary and Mythical Pokémon (collectively, Legendary Pokémon). They were created by Arceus to limit the powers of the Legendary Pokémon, and it is said that whoever collects them all would have powers comparable to those of the Legendaries.

The legendary items consist of the Terra Cymbal, Fiery Drum, Icy Flute, Aqua-Monica, Rock Horn, Grass Cornet, Sky Melodica, and Elemental Bell. The first seven of these items are the Seven Treasures in Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky.

## Quests

Obtaining each of the legendary items requires completing a different quest. These quests are described in riddles revealed in Arc 2 Episode 17: We Literally Get ALL of the Answers!:

* Grass Cornet: The flowers are leaving. Make them fly.
* Icy Flute: When the SIR are free, I can start.
* Sky Melodica: The wingless must beat me to control the weather.
* Aqua-Monica: Show the Ocean Rival that the mythical child trusts you.
* Show Luck that luck is with you.
* Rock Horn: Save me from the grunts, and I can save you from them.
* Show the Land Rival that the first creation trusts you.

It is not revealed which riddle corresponds to which item; it is up to the player characters to figure out both what each riddle means and which item it corresponds to.

To obtain each of the legendary items, the main characters complete each of the following quests:

* In Arc 1 Episode 17: Friend vs Friend for all the items!, Ralph and Kyle give Shaymin a Gracidea in exchange for the Grass Cornet.
* In Arc 3, Ralph and Kyle collect the Rock, Ice, and Steel Parts, which combine to form the Secret Slab. They defeat Regieleki, Regidrago, and a Regigigas in an icy cave. Then, the Secret Slab breaks apart back into the Rock, Ice, and Steel Parts, which are absorbed into Regigigas, awakening it. After being defeated, Regigigas awards them the Icy Flute.
* In Arc 4 Episode 19: The Race to Becoming a Legend... A Hero, Keldeo gives Ralph and Kyle the Fiery Drum for helping them complete the ten legendary tasks.
* In Arc 6 Episode 10: The Mansion... and an actual battle? WITH ROSE?, Kyle and Rose find the Rock Horn in the Blank Mansion after completing a puzzle with the assistance of other guests invited by the Maushold family.

## Gallery

Terra CymbalFiery DrumIcy FluteAqua-MonicaRock HornGrass CornetSky Melodica
## References

1. ↑ Arc 0 Episode 0: My New Best Friend
2. ↑ Arc 3 Episode 4: The Battle To End ALL Battles!
3. ↑ Arc 3 Episode 5: Through The Portal...
Huckleberry (fruit)

## Huckleberry

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## Used for

* Corn Flour 1
 Huckleberry Soup | * Huckleberry x 2
* Milk x 1
 Watering Can | * Huckleberry x 3
* Metal Cluster x 3
* Truffle Oil x 1
 Cat Pointed Hat | * Huckleberry x 1
* Catnip Tea x 1
* Hemp Silk x 2
 Catnip Witch Hat | * Huckleberry x 1
* Catnip Flower x 1
* Hemp Silk x 2
 Tall Feathered Boots | * Huckleberry x 1
* Cactus Fruit x 1
* Hemp Silk x 1
 Tall Pattern Heel Boots | * Huckleberry x 1
* Truffle x 1
* Hemp Silk x 1

## Locations

*Related quest**: upon picking up your first huckleberry fruit, you’ll unlock a new topic '**Huckleberry Fruit,*’ which allows the player to send a letter to Ma & Pops about huckleberry fruit. They’ll send a response about an old family recipe, which gives you the recipe for Huckleberry Soup.

Forest 1

Forest 2

Forest 3

Forest 4

Swamp 1

Swamp 2
Arc 5/Episode 3

**That's a BIG Tower!** is the third episode of Arc 3 of *Not A Scratch*.

## Synopsis

Kyle wakes up on KP's boat and sees some "business fish" swimming to work in the river. The boat lands in Ho'ckaieyeia'e, a largish town in the state of Ventus and KP's hometown. KP speaks unintelligibly, introducing the town. Sendoren remarks that the town was built ages ago using steel, stone, and other materials imported from other regions such as Petram, and mentions the town's observation tower. Kyle and Sendoren get off the boat and part ways with KP.

Kyle and Sendoren head to the tower, which is at the edge of town. The tower is exceptionally large and resembles a giant Stakataka. As they enter the tower, they see a Hawlucha named Harry manning the reception desk, and wait in line to get tickets from him. They purchase standard passes from Harry and head into the building. The building contains exhibits about the history of Ho'ckaieyeia'e.
Blank Mansion

The **Blank Mansion** is the residence of the wealthy Maushold family. It first appears in a vision experienced by Kyle Longgrass and Rose Waters.

## History

According to Luciel, the Legendary and Mythical Pokémon used to live alongside non-Legendary Pokémon in the Alchas region; the Blank Mansion was Arceus's earthly residence.

The Maushold family bought the Blank Mansion in order to look for the treasure rumored to be hidden inside it. They invited 18 Pokémon to the mansion to help investigate its mysteries, including four Recruits of the Lost: Kyle Longgrass, Rose Waters, Mrs. Quagmire, and Pearl.

## Structure

The exterior of the Blank Mansion is white. The mansion's white color and name symbolize Arceus's creation of the world from a "blank slate".

The Blank Mansion has three floors. The first floor contains the Maushold family bedrooms as well as guest rooms for all the Pokémon who were invited for the investigation. All the doors on the first floors can be opened. The second and third floors each have a hallway containing nine doors. Each of the 18 doors can only be opened by a Pokémon of the corresponding type. Each door leads to a room that contains the corresponding Plate. The far right door on the second floor is Normal-type and has already been opened by the Maushold family. When all 18 Plates are brought together, they merge into a key that can be used to unlock the door to the attic. Inside the attic are several treasures including the Rock Horn.

The floors of the Blank Mansion cannot be penetrated using the move Dig.

## References

1. ↑ Arc 6 Episode 6: The Most Cap-Abale Skull
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Arc 6 Episode 9: Anirudh Overwrote This Title
3. ↑ Arc 6 Episode 8: The Mansion MiniArc Begins! (minute 45-49)
4. ↑ Arc 6 Episode 10: The Mansion... and an actual battle? WITH ROSE?
Scraps

Material used to make compost. Occasionally crafted when working with a grill.

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Book of Myths

## *Myths, Legends, etc. of the Alchas Region*

***Myths, Legends, etc. of the Alchas Region***, known as the **Book of Myths** for short, is a book written by Sendoren.

In Arc 3 Episode 3, Ralph and Kyle obtain a copy of the Book of Myths from Rigel as a reward for helping him finish the TM Vacuum-Cut. They then make it their goal to find Sendoren.

1. ↑ Arc 3 Episode 3: The Most Ridiculous Episode of Not A Scratch
Arc 0/Episode 0

"**My New Best Friend**" is the first episode of Arc 0 of *Not a Scratch*.

## Blurb

> In this episode (with a LOT of exposition), we see Thundertree City, located in the Alchas Region. We'll meet Ralph and Kyle, and find out what's so special about this particular time! Things are happening in the Alchas Region, so let's dive on in!
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## Synopsis

The episode opens with a narration of the origin of the Pokémon world:

> We begin at the beginning. Long ago, there was nothing and no one. Then, there was something and no one. An egg appeared in the space of nothingness. Then, there was the One, the Creator of all Pokémon, friend of all, master of none: Arceus.
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The episode then cuts to a classroom of Pokémon on the last day of school, where Mrs. Quagmire is telling the class the history of the Pokémon world. She announces that the guild tryouts are the next day. The bell rings, and the students leave the classroom. As the door opens, we see Thundertree City for the first time.

The episode then introduces the protagonists of the series, Ralph Fisthands and Kyle Longgrass.