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this is the video link. as you can see its pretty too.

the youtube video i watched went thru the steps on how to make the fertilizer 2 ways. a liquid and a compost. composts in like 48 hours but the liquid takes around i think 4 weeks or so to get the stinky brown good juice. tho probably less if you blend the leaves first or at least mince them a bit.

its just a thought but still they would have been around in that time period so its not farfetched or lore inaccurate to have those classes show up at SOME point in the future.

honestly if you are doing a ROLEPLAYING SERVER then yes class exclusive makes sense BUT if just normal MULTIPLAYER then no cuz then you might screw yourself out of things you could really need to nave fun or need to survive.

hence why i said MEDICINE and FERTILIZER not FOOD. also its toxic if you eat a lot not if you eat sparingly.

got this from google. inspired by a youtube video.

Comfrey is used topically as an herbal remedy or utilized as an organic garden fertilizer. Always apply comfrey externally; never ingest it, as the plant contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids that can cause severe liver damage. For Medicinal/Topical Use (possible use in a new poultice recipe maybe?) What it does: Traditionally applied to soothe muscle aches, sprains, bruises, and osteoarthritis. How to apply: Use it as a ready-made commercial cream or ointment. Apply a thin layer to unbroken skin for a maximum of 10 consecutive days. Homemade poultice: Steep fresh, crushed leaves in hot water, allow them to cool slightly, and wrap the moist foliage in a clean cloth. Apply this to the affected area, but never use it on broken skin or open wounds. For Garden Use (can be adapted to a barrel for larger yields) Plant feed: Submerge roughly 1 kg of chopped comfrey leaves in 15 liters of water in a covered bucket. Let it steep for 4 to 6 weeks until it creates a nutrient-rich—and strongly smelling—brown liquid fertilizer. Compost activator: Layer fresh or bruised comfrey leaves into your compost heap. The leaves are high in nitrogen and will encourage bacterial action to speed up the composting process. Mulch: Chop the leaves and spread a 5 cm layer on the surface of the soil around heavy-feeding plants or young fruit trees to act as a nutrient-rich, moisture-retaining mulch. P.S. I would LOVE to see more herbs in this game. heck i wanna see an Apothecary or Herbalist class added to the classes. maybe they get bonuses to seed yields and medicine potency on any meds made by their class. maybe even a Pharmacist class to make certain meds others can't. plus has comfrey has flowers so bees will like it too.

i just quoted the wiki so i didn't know for sure. i had to SPAWN mine in cuz i could not ever find the frigging muskox anywhere.

the muskox would be big enough to ride or just be a beast of burden BUT they are only really found in super cold areas like the glaciers. i think. i can't fully remember what the wiki said. oh here it is. found in areas -30 degrees usually.

you know what would be funny? hardtack KNAPPING. that stuff is so hard you could make bread tools lmao!!! imagine a bread knife made from bread!!

i agree. i forgot about hardtack. if we had oats we could ACTUALLY make granola bars or oat nut bars.

i was thinking maybe we could mix fruit/berries + nuts + honey + some sort of grains = a granola bar type travel ration thingy. this kind of food stores well, rots slow, and is tasty and healthy. also small so you can have a LARGE stack of them to go with you so it will last you a long time. AND if you guys and more nut types we can have a huge variety in the travel ration bars. (T.R.B.'s for short.)

any or all of these trees would be awesome in the game and a much welcomed food source to add to the recipes. if you EVER add something like a trail mix then adding extra nut types would slot right into that very neatly. also depending on the REGION certain types of nut trees may ONLY appear in certain biomes. also the cashew trees have a thing called the cashew apple that while it doesn't store for long periods it would TECHNICALLY add 1 more fruit to the game. the RAW cashews DO need to be boiled first before eating or they can kill you. lol i read raw cashews are toxic as hell. its why thy are always sold pretreated. the apples i think can just be eaten but rot in like 3-5 days so they never leave the country. that is why we never get them in anywhere in the world.

want all these. really want cucumber so we can get REAL pickles.

we need a mortar and pestle for grinding herbs. unless it HAS to be done in the quern. but for medicine/seasonings i think the M&P will be the better option if for small amounts. as for the pestle maybe just knap or forge those from granite or something. the mortar could be knapped too or forged too. clay might wear out too fast from all the grinding.

i just downloaded the grappling hook mod an hour or so ago. since i am now in the vs1.22 stable version i will try it later and report back HERE to let you know how i felt trying it out.

hell yes to all of this. although i don't wanna get ganked by a hippo in an oasis. hippos are the devil!!!

its like the first thing that shows up if you google yacon. oh yeah here is the youtube link for the video on the yacon i was watching that got me to post this.

whatever go here. https://www.google.com/search?q=yacon&sca_esv=89938bfca9f4a55b&sxsrf=ANbL-n6dTJm7RRZ_JdvkRFKJBCnmJ58DsQ%3A1776543408847&source=hp&ei=sObjaZLtMa6g5NoPk9GgwQc&iflsig=AFdpzrgAAAAAaeP0wIyqe8FdwDtJFGfeJ2ESuqsZb1IK&gs_ssp=eJzj4tTP1Tcwic8zLzBgdGDwYq1MTM7PAwA3pAWR&oq=yacon&gs_lp=Egdnd3Mtd2l6IgV5YWNvbioCCAAyCxAuGIAEGLEDGIMBMgsQABiABBixAxiDATIFEC4YgAQyCxAAGIAEGLEDGIMBMgUQABiABDIFEAAYgAQyBRAAGIAEMgUQABiABDIFEAAYgAQyBRAAGIAESKpEUABYsR5wAHgAkAEBmAHyEaABgkSqAQ8wLjEuNS0xLjAuMy4wLjK4AQHIAQD4AQGYAgWgAvEiwgIREC4YgAQYsQMY0QMYgwEYxwHCAggQABiABBixA8ICCBAuGIAEGLEDwgISEC4YgAQYsQMY0QMYxwEYChgLwgIMEAAYgAQYsQMYChgLmAMAkgcLMC4xLjQtMS43LTOgB8xQsgcLMC4xLjQtMS43LTO4B_EiwgcFMi0xLjTIBzuACAA&sclient=gws-wiz this is where i got the info and TRIED to post the pics from. it probably didn't work cuz i am scanning my pc at the moment.

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i found this on youtube and looked it up. i think it would be a great addition to the game. Yacón Plant Yacón (Smallanthus sonchifolius) is a perennial plant from the Andes known for its sweet, crisp, apple-like tubers, which are rich in prebiotics (FOS) and have a taste similar to a mix of apple, watermelon, and celery. Above ground, it resembles a sunflower, producing edible storage tubers and smaller propagation rhizomes. It's grown in well-drained, organic-rich soil and is used as a healthy snack, in salads, or juiced, with potential benefits for gut health and blood sugar. Plant characteristics Appearance: Looks like a sunflower with large leaves; stems can be green or reddish. Tubers: Two types: large, sweet storage tubers (edible) and smaller propagation rhizomes (for planting). Flavor: Sweet and juicy, often compared to a mix of apple, watermelon, and celery. Growing conditions Soil: Prefers well-drained, organic-rich soil; benefits from compost and potassium, not excessive nitrogen. Sun: Full sun is ideal. Hardiness: Hardy in USDA zones 5-10, but can be grown in cooler climates. Planting: Plant rhizomes after the last frost; space plants about 0.5 meters apart. Care: Mulch well to suppress weeds and protect developing roots; it's drought-tolerant and generally pest-free. Harvesting and storage Harvest after the first hard frost. Separate the large storage tubers from the smaller rhizomes. Cure the storage tubers for about two weeks in a cool, dark place (around 15°C/60°F) to develop sweetness. Store cured tubers in a cool, dark place (5-10°C/40-50°F) in a crate with a blanket or in sand to prevent moisture loss. Uses and benefits Culinary: Eaten raw (like an apple), juiced, baked, or used in salads.

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i was thinking that too. maybe make a chest or a 2xchest and put the glacier ice chunks in it. this will slightly decrease the space in it for food but if its the 2xchest then 1block of glacier ice per 8 food slots seems reasonable to me. after all chest freezers do exist. also if its in the cellar the food will last even longer cuz the preservation bonuses compound with location and container. maybe if made with metal it works even better.https://chestfreezercoldplunge.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/GC-Custom-Blue-Pool-Liner-UK.1-1024x768.jpghttps://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/64/Iceboxes.jpg/250px-Iceboxes.jpgA. Norwegian icebox. The ice was placed in the drawer at top. B. Typical Victorian icebox, of oak with tin or zinc shelving and door lining. C. An oak cabinet icebox that would be found in well-to-do homes. i really think we could have something like these in game.

that explains why the sheep and the muskox are not pregnant either.

when the heck was that changed?