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PLAYER RESOURCES

The following are resources accumulated by players and made accessible during events or via resource gains over time. If there are any resources missing or if a new resource has been discovered, don't hesitate to fill out the form at the bottom to let us know.

IC knowledge of most resources can be accessed via the library, which contains a plethora of survival texts that outline the uses and purposes of most plants, herbs, and so on.

Below is an explanation for the key used to define each resource listed. Some resources will have multiple categorizations. Resources are listed alphabetically. This list is not conclusive - more resources are always being discovered. If you see something missing, be sure to let us know below!
♺ RENEWABLE resources are resources that regrow, and essentially unlimited as long as they are replanted and not overused.
✚ MEDICINAL resources can be used to treat ailments, typically for organic creatures.
✽ EDIBLE resources can be consumed, whether for food and energy or for some other purpose.
❖ MISCELLANEOUS resources do not fall under any particular category, but are still considered useful for buildings, productions of dyes, etc.

PLANTS ANIMALS SERVICES

PLANTS herbs, roots, vegetables, fruits, flowers, etc.

♺ RENEWABLE ✚ MEDICINAL ✽ EDIBLE ❖ MISCELLANEOUS

Resource

Location Type Uses

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Barley

Farming Islet Grain Can be made into flour; can be used in production of whiskey or beer; viable animal feed; key ingredient in barley waters and teas; common ingredient in soups, breads, and stews

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Basil

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Herb Commonly added to dishes for flavoring; key ingredient in pesto; seeds can be soaked in water as an ingredient for certain beverages

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Bilberries

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Fruit Edible raw; can be turned into jams, jellies, juices, liquors; easily frozen for transfer

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Blackberries

Ensō (G6) Fruit Edible raw; berries can be used in baked goods, jams, jellies, juices, and wines; leaves can be used for teas

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Broccoli

Ensō (F3) Vegetable Edible raw or cooked

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Carrots

Ensō (F3, F7) Vegetable Roots are edible raw or cooked

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Chicory

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Herb Raw edible leaves; raw edible flowers; edible roots can be cooked or made into tea

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Chives

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Herb Commonly added to dishes for flavoring; has mild properties as a stimulant, diuretic, and antiseptic

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Chrysanthemum

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Leaves can be used to make tea; flowers can be used to flavor wines and soups

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Coconuts

Ensō (F5) Fruit Meat can be use fresh or dried for cooking; can be creamed or solidified into coconut butter; reliable source of coconut milk, cream, oil, syrup, and flour; coconut oil can be used as a pain reliever; leaves make for adequate roofing/thatching material; shells are durable and combustible; roots can be used to make dyes or mouthwashes; timber has high strength and salt resistance

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Corn

Farming Islet Vegetable Can be eaten raw, cooked, popped, or made into flour/meal for baking; can be used as animal feed; can be made into cooking oil; can be fermented and distilled into grain alcohol

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Cotton

Farming Islet Fiber Fibers are useful in production of fabrics and twines; cottonseed can be used to produce oil

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Delphinium

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Poisonous but ornamental; flowers can be used to make blue ink

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Edelweiss

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Ornamental

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Fireweed / Willowherb

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Herb Leaves can be peeled and eaten raw, or made into teas; flowers can be made into jellies; stem can be used to treat boils, cuts, and scrapes

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Honeysuckle

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Ornamental and highly fragrant; fruit is edible but can vary in taste

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Lilac

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Ornamental

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Mango

Ensō (D0, B6) Fruit Can be eaten raw or made into curries, juices, smoothies, pies, sauces, or ice creams

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Marijuana

Ensō Community Garden Herb Can be smoked, steeped into tea, or added to baked goods to reduce anxiety and nausea

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Marigold

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Flowers are edible and can be used for dyes; leaves can be used to make tea; leaves can be made into poultices used to prevent infection and heal cuts and scrapes

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Mint

Ensō (F3), Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Herb Leaves can be used fresh or dry to add flavor to cooking; can be made into oil for flavoring; can be eaten for sore throat and cold relief, applied externally as pain relief, or chewed to freshen breath

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Monkey Herb

Ensō Community Garden Herb Unnamed herb that can be used as a sedative

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Parsley

Ensō (F3), Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Vegetable Leaves can be used fresh or dry to add flavor to cooking or to top and garnish meals

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Pigface Berries

Ensō (I2) Fruit Fruits are edible raw; leaf juice can be used to treat bites, stings, cuts, sunburn, and other mild injuries; leaf juice can be swallowed to treat sore throat and bacterial infections of the mouth or bowels

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Potatoes

Ensō (F7) Vegetable Can be baked, boiled, cooked, mashed, steamed, fried, grated, and otherwise made into variety of dishes; can be used to brew alcoholic beverages; can be used as feed for livestock; skins can be used to treat burns

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Radishes

Ensō (F3) Vegetable Roots can be eaten raw or cooked; oil can be extracted from seeds

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Red Poppy

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Seeds can be eaten raw, used as flavoring in baking, or pressed into oil; seeds can also be used as a mild pain reliever; petals can be used to make red dye

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Roses

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Flower Petals are edible raw or can be candied; reliable source of rose hips, which can be used to make jams, jellies, marmalades, soups, syrups, or teas; rose water can be used as flavor in cooking; can be used to ease stomach pains

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Sage

Mountain Temple Garden, Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Herb Commonly added to dishes for flavoring; leaves can be steeped into teas

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Scallions

Ensō (A6) Vegetable Roots can be eaten raw, cooked, or fermented; leaves can be made into scallion oil

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Sea Beets

Ensō (C5) Vegetable Roots can be eaten raw or cooked

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Strawberries

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Fruit Berries can be eaten raw or frozen, or made into jellies, jams, pies, ice creams, or preserves

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Thyme

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Herb Commonly added to dishes for flavoring

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Wheat

Ensō (I4), Farming Islet Grain Grains can be ground into flour and used as an ingredient in baking, as well as production of fermented liquors

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White Oak Trees

Ensō (G1) Lumber Highly water- and rot-resistant building material

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Wombat Berries

Ensō (I2) Fruit Tubers can be eaten baked

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Wood Sorrel

Garden Outside Islet #1, Shack #3 Flower Tubers can be eaten raw or cooked; leaves can be steeped to make tea; leaves can be chewed to alleviate thirst, sore throat, mouth sores, fever, and nausea

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Yarrow

Mountain Temple Garden Flower Useful for repelling pest insects and reducing soil erosion in gardens; leaves are edible and can be used for production of liquors; teas steeped from leaves can be used to treat fever; leaves can be applied externally to staunch wounds

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ANIMALS prey, creatures who can be hunted for resources, etc.

♺ RENEWABLE ✚ MEDICINAL ✽ EDIBLE ❖ MISCELLANEOUS

Resource

Location Type Uses

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Bees

Islets Prey Stored in beehouses; provide reliable supply of honey

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Bludroc

Ensō (Monkey Compound), Islet Animal Barn Prey Easily domesticated; edible meat; reliable supply of edible eggs

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Cariborn

Ensō (H6, Monkey Compound), Islet Animal Barn Prey Edible meat; hide for tanning; reliable source of milk, cheese, and butter

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F'rshaymes

Ensō (B5) Prey Provides renewable source of clay

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Grasstails

Ensō (H3, I3) Prey Edible meat; edible eggs

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Moofah

Islet Animal Barn Prey Can produce a steady supply of wool in addition to edible meat; functional as pack animals or mounts

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Popo

Islet Animal Barn Prey Mildly tameable; nutritious meat; versatile bones; thick-furred hides

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Pterax

Ensō (F2, E3, F4) Prey Edible meat; edible eggs

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Snaplings

Ensō (D2, E2, G4) Prey Edible meat; edible eggs

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Veep

Farming Islet Prey Edible meat; reliable source of wool

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SERVICES tools, materials, useful buildings, etc.

✚ MEDICAL RESOURCE ✽ FOOD RESOURCE ❖ MISCELLANEOUS RESOURCE

Resource

Location Type Uses

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Alchemical Shack

Farming Islet Building Contains tools for soap-making

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Community Garden

Ensō Monkey Compound Building Contains variety of plants and herbs

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Clinic

Ensō, B6 Building Contains multiple beds, space for storage, and numerous medical supplies

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Carpentry

Ensō, H5 Building Contains tools for woodworking and construction

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Denny

Ensō, H5 Building Contains food, alcohol, and space for storage

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Forge/Refinery

Farming Islet Building Contains a small number of hand hammers and tongs, two small furnaces, two water-powered trip hammers, one large anvil

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Floriocite

Farming Islet Forge Metal High melting point; extremely durable; capable of generating its own continuous power

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Gym

Ensō, H5 Building Contains functional CrossFit-style equipment

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Library

Ensō, H5 Building Contains informational books on survival, writing implements, and blank notebooks

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Lighthouse Workshop

Farming Islet Building Contains tools for pottery, masonry, leatherworking, and blacksmithing

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Storage Barn

Farming Islet Building Space for storage; also contains soil knives, pruning shears, shovels, hoes, rakes, buckets, trowels, ploughs, and a wheelbarrow

Code by Tessisamess

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