Dhyone

I have read it all. 😄 Good news, many changes ahead...

Pure gold or gold coins? 🤔

I have 23 Bushies but in my inventory it is shown as if I had only 2. As follows: In the bushies barrel is shown the correct number that I have, but I can only use 2 at a time. In the print below I clicked to use, 2 were stored correctly and 21 left in my inventory. ◾ The correct number of bushies should be shown in the player inventory ◾ In the bushies barrel interface, the total number of bushies the player has should be shown to be used and stored correctly.

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These items will only start to have real value after we have a method to process them in currency. Such as to turn Pure Gold into Gold Coins. Currently the Uncut diamond can be processed, but the waiting time for the process is so long that it becomes more a collector's item than currency. In other hand, this may decrease the value of the current currency (Coins). If more people own the currency less value it has, it's the inflation.

The Book of dried herbs was a gift from the Queen of Loreroot to help in my researches in Herbology. Then, as a token of appreciation, for the lorerootians and enthusiasts, I will present here about herbs and weeds that are subject of my research: Adder's Tongue (Erythronium americanum) is a perennial herb also called dog-tooth violet, serpent's tongue and yellow snowdrop. Adder's tongue is used internally to treat a variety of conditions ranging from vomiting to hiccups and externally in poultice for skin inflammations, and hives. However, adder's tongue may contain the alkaloid colchine. Colchine is extremely toxic, also anyone taking adder's tongue internally should be advised to use only minute amounts. Bitterroot (Apocynum androsaemifolium and A. cannabinum) is also called dogbane, milk weed, and westernwall. Bitteroot is widely used to treat numerous conditions including sore throats, colds and coughs, constipation and convulsions. It contains cymarin, a poisonous substance. It's also used in a decoction of the dried root to threat heart palpitations. Because it is poisonous, and because of it's heart-stimuling properties, bitterroot is considered too toxic to ingest. Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) is also called red puccoon, indian plant, and tetterworth. The root of this plant is used to treat respiratory problems and digestive problems. It contains the poisonous alkaloid sanguinare, as well other alkaloids. Bloodroot acts as a narcotic and an emetic, but higher doses can lead to total collapse. Henbane (Hyoscyamus niger) is also called devil's eyes and stinking nightshade. Used to treat insomnia and to induce hypnosis (as a hallucinogen). To be continued...

Small and Large Recipient have the same description: A large bucket good for collecting water and storing it. That's strange, I think they were created to be different items, then a properly descrition should be somethings like this: A small bucket good for collecting low quantities of water and storing it. or A jar good for collecting water and storing it. (They collect the same amount of water either.🌊) What you think?