Apothecary mixtures

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Herbs, as per the Apothecary table mixtures. Energy recovering mixtures have been discontinued.

Mixtures

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 Nourishing
Healing liquid (a) dry arnica dry hamamelis bergamot oil - 4.4% -
Healing liquid (b) dry arnica dry lavender camphor oil - - -
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 - - -
Healing liquid (h) dry peppermint dry sage lemon juice - 5.4% -
Healing liquid (i) dry myrrh dry white willow eucalyptus oil - - -
Healing liquid (j) dry tarragon dry thyme eucalyptus oil - - -
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 - - -



List of poisons
Output Herb 1 (100 grams) Herb 2 (100 grams) Mixed in (50 grams) Fatigue Damage Malnourishment

Herb List

Aloe vera
Arnica
Basil
Bergamot oil
Buttercups
Camphor oil
Clove
Dill
Eucalyptus oil
Garlic
Ginger
Hamamelis
Lavender
Lemons
Myrrh
Patchouli oil
Peppermint
Sage
Tarragon
Tea leaves
Thyme
White willow
Yarrow