Day 11

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This page serves as part of a guide for Strange Horticulture. This page is focused on **Day 11** which is preceded by Day 10 and followed by Day 12.

## Description

Day 11 is a Monday, under a waxing gibbous moon.

## Clue Card

> In time she learned that the Sisterhood had secrets. Or had she always known that? Had she come to them by chance or had she sought them out deliberately? She wasn't sure. But by now she knew what she wanted and she would do anything to get it.
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The clue card for today has three holes punced in it, with "902" over the upper hole, an "✖" near the middle hole, and "803" under the bottom hole. Placing the clue card over the map with the "902" hole over Bowfell (which has a height of 902m) and 803 over the Old Man (which has a height of 803m) the "✖" hole lands over E16. More details can be found in the Travels section.

## Visitors

### First Visitor

George Campbell is the first visitor of the day, He says that his father belives there is a plant that can find gold buried underground. He requests this plant and says "when I'm rich I'll throw a share of the gold your way.". The plant he wants is Weeping Belle. Identifying the correct plant grants the book entry on Lesser Merrydock.

### Second Visitor

Ennis Aleford is the next visitor, he says there is a Draer in town hunting the Dendrew. He gives the player Lesser Merrydock and asks next time that Draer returns to give him this plant.

### Third Visitor

Amos Duncan is the third visitor. He requests Baylock's Elixir to ensure he doesn't forget some important information. Identifying this elixir grants the book entry on Spring Waxcap.

### Fourth Visitor

Alice Boyd is the fourth visitor, She requests a "a sweet smelling plant with small purple flowers" that she does not remember the name of.

### Fifth Visitor

Simone Green is the next visitor. She breifly speaks to Hellbore then delivers a letter to you on her efforts to learn about the Servant

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> I've not been getting anywhere looking through my collections in Ambleside for any mention of the Servant. but Lord Fremont's archives at Muncaster are home to many ancient and esoteric scrolls covering a wide variety of subjects. It might be worth a visit.
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### Sixth Visitor

John Hall is the sixth visitor. He requests Norwood to help him stay awake during night shifts. Identifying the correct plant grants the book entry on Daisy Dock.

## Travels

* E16, From the clue card.
> The impressive ridgeline of the Crinkle Crags stretches across the full width of my vision. Days like today are worth being alive for. A colourful plant stands out amongst the moss.
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Exploring this area grants the Sour Bandy plant.
* Muncaster Castle I8 After receiving the letter from Simone Green.
> I follow fremont's manservant deep into the valults of the castle. Two hours later I have still found no mention of the Servant. On the verge of giving up, a name grabs my attention. The Woken Dendrew. Didn't Verona say that was another name for the Servant?
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 Exploring this area grants the following letter:
> The Woken Dendrew is loyal to the summoner, who becomes its master and can bend it's terrible power to their will. This Servant is assumed to be immortal since it has no know vulnerabilities but that does not mean that it cannot be defeated.
> Many hundreds of years ago a site of ritual importance was created near Black Combe, to the south of the Watcher, the Great Oak, and the Dendrew was ousted from this world. Unfortunately, although we know that five plants were required for the ritual the specific plants are not known.
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