Difference between revisions of "Apothecary mixtures"

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Herbs, as per the Apothecary table mixtures. Purposes of these are so far unknown...

Herbs must be dried using a drying rack or desiccator and then mixed with one of the plant oils, water, or lemon juice using the apothecary table.

List of healing liquids
Output	Herb 1 (100 grams)	Herb 2 (100 grams)	Mixed in (50 grams)	Energy	Healing
Healing liquid (a)	dry arnica	dry hamamelis	bergamot oil	-	4.4%
Healing liquid (b)	dry arnica	dry lavender	camphor oil	420	-
Healing liquid (c)	dry basil	dry dill	water	-	4.1%
Healing liquid (d)	dry ginger	dry hamamelis	water	-	4.5%
Healing liquid (e)	dry basil	dry hamamelis	patchouli oil	-	4.4%
Healing liquid (f)	dry clove	dry sage	bergamot oil	-	5%
Healing liquid (g)	dry garlic	dry yarrow	lemon juice	475	-
Healing liquid (h)	dry peppermint	dry sage	lemon juice	-	5.4%
Healing liquid (i)	dry myrrh	dry white willow	eucalyptus oil	650	-
Healing liquid (j)	dry tarragon	dry thyme	eucalyptus oil	1000	-
Healing liquid (k)	dry garlic	dry tea	water	-	4%
Healing liquid (l)	dry thyme	dry myrrh	aloe vera	-	6.6%
Healing liquid (m)	dry ginger	dry dill	water	-	4.2%
Healing liquid (n)	dry lavender	dry garlic	aloe vera	400	-

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 == Mixtures ==
-Herbs must be dried using a [[drying rack]] or [[dessicator]] and then mixed with one of the plant oils, [[water]], or [[lemon juice]] using the [[apothecary table]].
+Herbs must be dried using a [[drying rack]] or [[desiccator]] and then mixed with one of the plant oils, [[water]], or [[lemon juice]] using the [[apothecary table]].
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