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{{Foraging details|t=h|name=hulnik grass|100|all|all|-|savannah, steppe, urban cultivated, rural cultivated|external back wounds}}
{{Foraging details|t=h|name=hulnik grass|100|all|all|-|savannah, steppe, urban cultivated, rural cultivated|external back wounds}}
==Recall Herb==
*Dried and powdered it can be rubbed on specific wound locations in addition to being eaten. Doubling up the dose has not negative side effect (as long as it's eat and rub).
You recall hulnik grass is used to heal external back injuries, and is generally found in savannahs, steppes, urban and rural cultivated areas.

==Description==
==Common Locations==
==Common Locations==
* On the [[RanikMap14|Northern Trade Route]], along the cultivated vineyard area east of the bridge leading to the Riverhaven docks.
* On the [[RanikMap14|Northern Trade Route]], along the cultivated vineyard area east of the bridge leading to the Riverhaven docks.
==Other Notes==

*(old system) Dried and powdered it can be rubbed on specific wound locations in addition to being eaten. Doubling up the dose has not negative side effect (as long as it's eat and rub).
==Related Articles==
==Related Articles==
*[[Alchemy]]
*[[Catalyst]]
*[[Healing herbs]]
*[[Healing herbs]]
*[[Alchemy]]


[[Category:Flora]]
{{cat|Herbs,Flora}}

Revision as of 13:36, 18 October 2014

Name Skill Season Time Special Conditions Terrain Body Part Healed
hulnik grass

Recall Herb

You recall hulnik grass is used to heal external back injuries, and is generally found in savannahs, steppes, urban and rural cultivated areas.

Description

Common Locations

  • On the Northern Trade Route, along the cultivated vineyard area east of the bridge leading to the Riverhaven docks.

Other Notes

  • (old system) Dried and powdered it can be rubbed on specific wound locations in addition to being eaten. Doubling up the dose has not negative side effect (as long as it's eat and rub).

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