Maisternia

Maisternia. Craftable items 

These are items that can be made using raw materials. They are divided into rarity based on the rarity of the materials used, and the difficulty of the process for example a basic saddle using just fur and leather is a common item, but a professional saddle with metals and decoration is a rare item

Craftable items include: tack, weapons, potions, and bonus items, etc.

Remedies

Yarrow: aids in stopping bleeding and antimicrobial, aids digestion

Selfheal: stomach upsets, coughs, burns, draw out infection 

Knitbone: to aid in bone healing

Woundwort: treating grazes/minor wounds

Poppy: pain-reliever

Wood Aven: helps with fever, helps cure Void sickness when attacked by Prystrit, cures stomach upset

Liverwort: problems with the liver digestive issues.

Feverfew: helps to bring down a fever 

Moss: clean and soak up blood

Cobwebs: close up wounds and keep bacteria out

Bark: in aid of covering wounds, can be used alongside moss and cobweb for more severe wounds, with yarrow, common comfrey and selfheal if attacked by Prystrit, then wood aven can be used

Birch bark salve: helps to treat wounds, used with beeswax

Ointment: animal fat, selfheal, yarrow

Stomach upset: charcoal, peppermint, marshmallow

Teething: fermented berries, honey, cloves, tree sap, leather strips

For serious wounds: primrose, woundwort, knitbone, birch water, honey, beeswax, and tree resin, can work in conjunction with cobwebs, moss and birch bark to treat serious injury/fractures

Sleeping Draft: tincture of fermented berries, honey, valerian, chamomile, lavender, lemon

For injuries to the eyes: eyebright, crushed bilberry, birch water

Parasite Prevention:

• Wormwood pulped, with birch bark

• Black walnut, crushed, birch water, honey

Fleas: sage, fleabane, lemon salt, water

Ticks, mites: rosemary, eucalyptus, rosewater

Giardia: round wormwood, pumpkin seeds, honey, birch water