Difference between revisions of "Nilos"
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{{Foraging details|t=h|name=niols grass|90|all|all|-|boreal forest, deciduous forest, chaparral, coastal|external abdomen wounds}} | {{Foraging details|t=h|name=niols grass|90|all|all|-|boreal forest, deciduous forest, chaparral, coastal|external abdomen wounds}} | ||
| − | + | ==Recall Herb== | |
| − | + | You recall nilos grass is used to heal external abdomen injuries, and is generally found in boreal forests, deciduous Forests, chaparrals, and coastal areas. | |
| + | ==Description== | ||
==Common Locations== | ==Common Locations== | ||
*This grass is often found with other grasses in open filed areas. | *This grass is often found with other grasses in open filed areas. | ||
**The [[RanikMap41a|drop]] past blood wolves. | **The [[RanikMap41a|drop]] past blood wolves. | ||
**The empath garden in [[RanikMap67|Stromwill Tower]]. | **The empath garden in [[RanikMap67|Stromwill Tower]]. | ||
| + | ==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 eaten and rubbed). | ||
==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
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*[[Alchemy]] | *[[Alchemy]] | ||
| + | *[[Catalyst]] | ||
| + | *[[Healing herbs]] | ||
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[[page type is::flora| ]] | [[page type is::flora| ]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:00, 18 October 2014
| Name | Skill | Season | Time | Special Conditions | Terrain | Body Part Healed |
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| niols grass |
Recall Herb
You recall nilos grass is used to heal external abdomen injuries, and is generally found in boreal forests, deciduous Forests, chaparrals, and coastal areas.
Description
Common Locations
- This grass is often found with other grasses in open filed areas.
- The drop past blood wolves.
- The empath garden in Stromwill Tower.
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 eaten and rubbed).
