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|All Artisan Goods | |All [[Artisan Goods]] | ||
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|Bread | |Bread | ||
| | |A light and crusty loaf of bread. | ||
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|Tortilla | |Tortilla | ||
| | |A useful cooking ingredient. Can be made from either corn or wheat. | ||
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|Violet | |Violet | ||
| | |A wildflower. | ||
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|Coconut | |Coconut | ||
| | |It has a hard shell. Can it float? | ||
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|Almond | |Almond | ||
| | |An edible, tear-shaped seed with many health benefits. | ||
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|Canola | |Canola | ||
| | |This plant can be foraged in Spring and made into cooking oil. | ||
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|Apple | |Apple | ||
| | |A Fall fruit, crispy when raw. | ||
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|Lemon | |Lemon | ||
| | |A pulpy, sour citrus fruit with many uses. | ||
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|Olive | |Olive | ||
| | |A green, oval stone fruit used for artisanal oil. | ||
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|Turnips | |Turnips | ||
| | |A root vegetable. Slightly spicy. | ||
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|Wool | |Wool | ||
| | |A tuft of sheep's wool. The lanolin gives it a soft, oily feel. | ||
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|Rice | |Rice | ||
| | |A commonly cultivated grain. | ||
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|Cotton | |Cotton | ||
| | |Fluffy white fiber. Can be spun into cloth. | ||
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|Barley | |Barley | ||
| | |A type of cereal grain that can be processed into food and beverages. | ||
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|Soybean | |Soybean | ||
| | |An excellent source of protein. | ||
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|Wheat | |Wheat | ||
| | |A versatile, widely cultivated grain. The main ingredient of bread and ramen. | ||
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|Grass | |Grass | ||
| | |Can be processed into fodder. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:14, 21 December 2023
| Image | Name | Description |
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| Image | Name | Description |
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| All Artisan Goods | ||
| All Cooking (Except Bread, Tortilla, Oil, Flour) | ||
| All Flowers (Except Violet) | ||
| All Fruits (Except Apple, Coconut, Lemon, Olive) | ||
| All Gems | ||
| All Vegetables (Except Turnips, Rice, Cotton, Barley, Soybeans, Grass, and Wheat) |
| Image | Name | Description |
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| Bread | A light and crusty loaf of bread. | |
| Tortilla | A useful cooking ingredient. Can be made from either corn or wheat. | |
| Violet | A wildflower. | |
| Coconut | It has a hard shell. Can it float? | |
| Almond | An edible, tear-shaped seed with many health benefits. | |
| Canola | This plant can be foraged in Spring and made into cooking oil. | |
| Apple | A Fall fruit, crispy when raw. | |
| Lemon | A pulpy, sour citrus fruit with many uses. | |
| Olive | A green, oval stone fruit used for artisanal oil. | |
| Turnips | A root vegetable. Slightly spicy. | |
| Wool | A tuft of sheep's wool. The lanolin gives it a soft, oily feel. | |
| All Milk | ||
| All Eggs | ||
| All Mushroom (Except Poisonus) |
| Image | Name | Description |
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| Oil | ||
| Flour | ||
| Rice | A commonly cultivated grain. | |
| Cotton | Fluffy white fiber. Can be spun into cloth. | |
| Barley | A type of cereal grain that can be processed into food and beverages. | |
| Soybean | An excellent source of protein. | |
| Wheat | A versatile, widely cultivated grain. The main ingredient of bread and ramen. | |
| Grass | Can be processed into fodder. | |
| All Ores and Bars | ||
| All Beach Scavangable | ||
| All Kelp and Bottled Kelp | ||
| All Building Materials | ||
| All Crafted Floors and Paths | ||
| All Fences | ||
| All fertilizers | ||
| All Fish | ||
| All Geodes |
| Image | Name | Description |
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| All Garbage | ||
| All Dinosaur Bones | ||
| All Seeds (Including Fruit Tree Saplings, Acorns, Maple Seeds, and Pine Cones) | ||
| All Sprinklers and Other Farming Equipments | ||
| All Bombs |