Currently, according to Ring of Brodgar wiki, we have 62 forageable objects in the world. There is a lot of variety in forageables in the early game, enough that the table up until 10k Perc*Exp, you already unlocked 48 of the objects in the list, able to see all objects possible, 9 more you'll see half the time. There are only four forageable objects that require more than 10k points; Cave Lantern (you'll still see a few), Wintergreen, Marsh-Mallow and the new Indigo Cap. The jump from Marsh-Mallow to Indigo Caps is huge. We're talking here about 40k points between Marsh-Mallows to Indigo Caps, so with this in mind, I'm posting here some suggestions to fill in this void, in a way to incentivize players to build up their Perc*Exp score for more useful objects. Personally, I don't think Indigo Caps are worth the investment, but I can be wrong here, since Psyche is such a hard stat to grow, but to put up some variety without breaking things is pretty hard. The point here is to bring suggestions for more forageables in this range.
Deathcap
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Curiosity, not edible; heavy mental weight, heavy exp value, but quick research with good LP value. About as common Chiming Bluebells. An "upgrade" to Mirkwood Offerings.
Q10: 6h study time, 40 mental weight, 75 exp, 4000 LP.
Celery
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celery
Spice. 0.5 WIL, 0.5 INT. Common.
Fennel
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Spice. 0.8 CHA, 0.2 PSY. Uncommon.
Thyme
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Spice, but can be studied as Curiosity. 0.25 CON, 0.25 INT, 0.25 WIL, 0.25 CHA. Q10: 52h study time, 1 mental weight, 20 exp, 7000 LP. As common as Frog's Crown (uncommon, but not as uncommon as others).
Lavender
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Spice, but can be studied as Curiosity. 2 CHA +2. 2x1 (like Thorny Thistle). Heavy mental weight, average study time but little experience cost. Q10: 12h study time, 30 mental weight, 4 exp, 2250 LP. Common.
Sage
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Spice and medicinal herb. +1 INT +2. Don't want to throw suggestions for recipes, but historically it is tied with improving brain function. Rare.
Mugwort
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Spice. +1 PSY. Rare.