Foraging
Foraging is a gathering skill for searching wild plants. Successful searches award one plant and Foraging XP. Flax supports Fletching, while the herbs unlocked from level 3 onward are the main ingredients for Brewing.
Getting Started
Stand beside a forageable plant and use the main action button. No tool is required: your character displays a scythe while searching even if another item is equipped. Keep at least one inventory slot free.
Start with
Flax Plant at level 1. At level 3, gather
Redleaf for the first Brewing recipe.
How Foraging Works
- Searches can succeed or miss. Only successful searches award a plant and Foraging XP.
- Your Foraging level affects your chance of finding a plant.
- Foraging plants are personal, recover over time, and cannot be depleted by other players.
- An active Gathering Beacon lets you search plants more times before they need to recover.
Plants
The newest plant you can gather is always the best available Foraging XP per search.
Plant recovery begins after a patch is depleted. Flax is used for Fletching; every later unlock is a Brewing herb.
Using Foraged Plants
Flax Plant is turned into
String at a Fletching Bench.- Every other plant in the table is an herb used at a Brewing Vat.
- Some herbs support more than one potion when paired with different secondary ingredients.
See the Brewing guide for every potion or open the Brewing recipe browser for scalable ingredient quantities.
Training Tips
- Move to each new unlock: Every newly available plant improves the best Foraging XP rate.
- Rotate between plants: Search another patch while depleted plants recover.
- Keep inventory space open: Foraging stops when there is no room for another plant.
- Use a Gathering Beacon: It lets you forage a patch longer before recovery.
- Plan Brewing supplies: Check secondary ingredients before gathering a large herb batch.
Related Pages
- Brewing - Turn herbs and secondary ingredients into potions
- Fletching - Turn flax into string
- Skill Calculator - Calculate XP and searches for a target level
- Experience Guide - Learn how XP and levels work
Watermint
Ironroot
Loamflower
Sunpetal
Nightshade
Stonecap
Silverleaf
Bloodberry
Moonleaf
Golden Hops
Deepmoss
Barkmoss
Dawnpetal
Crystalwort
Lifebloom
Venombloom