However, a "bucket of water", such as those found on the Lady Vengeance's deck, can be crafted using an empty cup to get the correct "armor bucket", and then planted. Many buckets that are non-armor are not craftable into seed buckets, and are useless. The buckets useable for herbs are specifically the buckets that are labeled as "Armor" type. Mostly the gardening stuff, but also some new potions.
He's also got a book laying around that teaches a BUNCH of new plant-related recipes. There's a new NPC who introduces the gardening stuff to you up near Unnis.
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Google SpreadSheets version (last update 2021.10.02): Took me forever to realize how easily it secretly is to make these.Įmpty any Bottle/Mug of Beer easily by using it to make Dwarven StewĮmpty any Bottle/Mug/Cup of Water easily by using it to make Water Arrows, Water Barrels, etcĮmpty any Bottle of Wine easily by combining it with an empty Cup/MugĮmpty any Cup of Milk easily by using it to make Dough, Porridge, or Potato Porridge!!! if you use it for the Milk and Honey recipe food item, you do NOT get the jar back. This is very significant, especially with the Crafter's Kit mod, because the end result is that Firestorm Grenades are MUCH easier to make when armed with this knowledge. Especially wood and stone/metal scrap for arrows.Originally posted by Azareis:Whenever you complete a recipe that uses stuff like Water, Oil, Beer, or Wine contained in "Bottle/Cup/Mug of X", you also get an Empty Bottle/Cup/Mug. Generally, most any crafting type item that costs you only 2-3 gold is worth buying every time. Cooking meat based items into dinners often increases their value slightly as well. Long branches and shells make staffs, short sticks and bowstring/skulls make bows and wands. Needle and thread combine to make a single needle-and-thread item that combines with leather scraps (animal hide+knife) to make a tailored leather armor. Hold off on selling them until halfway through act two to maximize your potential profits from extra civil points and gear.Įarly on, Nebora will often sell rocks, sticks and needles and threads. It will cost you about 600-700 gold in act one, but making charm arrows with all of that can net you 3-4k+ with good bartering. You'll invest only 60-70 gold per 10 of each and can easily accumulate 100 or so by act two.
Originally posted by Elikir:my advice can be used only after fort joy (reach the reaper's coast) : you can create charming arrowhead with honey and a arrowhead BUT the thing is after the combination you KEEP the honey pot, which mean you can use a beehive to refill this honey pot and recreate infinite charming arrow (until you run out of arrow-head) Noting on this, visit the crafting materials vendors often and buy all arrow heads and shafts every time you see them.
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