Item:Book of master remedies instructions/Chapter 5/Body ointment

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A page of the Book of master remedies instructions, chapter 5: instructions for crafting some body ointment.

Book Book of master remedies instructions
Chapter 5
Lowest book Apprentice
Product Body ointment (crafted)
Difficulty simple
Technique External Body Scar Remedies
Ingredient type external body scar remedy

The book page below is quoted as read in game on 11 November 2026. Page numbers shift when recipes are added or the books are re-sorted; the chapter page has the current list.

Tools

  • Created using a mortar and pestle to crush or a cooking pot and stirring rod to mix.
  • Also helpful: a sieve, some water and alcohol, and a fire if mixing.

Ingredients

Qty Ingredient Detail
5 prepared herb pieces per use, known to heal external scars of the chest, abdomen and back
1 splash of alcohol
1 catalyst material

Book page

        -=   Chapter 5, Page 2: Instructions for crafting some body ointment    =-
  Some body ointment is a craftable item in the Alchemy society under the Remedies crafting discipline.  This is considered to be a simple piece to make, though knowledge of the External Body Scar Remedies technique will be beneficial to the crafter.
  This item is listed as a "external body scar remedy" ingredient type and is created using a mortar and pestle to crush or a cooking pot and stirring rod to mix.  A crafter may also find it helpful to have a sieve, some water and alcohol, and a fire if mixing on hand.
 A list of ingredients is provided:
   (5) prepared herb (pieces per use, known to heal external scars of the chest, abdomen and back)
   (1) splash of alcohol
   (1) catalyst material