I would sell them raw and unbutchered,, Saves you time and they buy it same price =]DontTouchMyHaven wrote:Awesome. I've been getting a fair amount of perch. Should I cook it?
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TheTylerLee
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Re: Question on chantrelles
Discord: XiliX#2791
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DontTouchMyHaven
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Re: Question on chantrelles
Ill look into it. Thanks for the suggestions, much appreciated
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Phaen
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Re: Question on chantrelles
Bricks are a good one - some villages will buy thousands of those and any newb can plop down next to a clay node, build a kiln, and fire up some bricks.DontTouchMyHaven wrote:Alrighty then. Anything I might be able to trade that a noobish fellow can aquire?
Linen Cloth sells pretty well and it's a good one for lowbie farmers because quality doesn't matter. Looms are harder to make than kilns, though.
As far as foraged things, I think blueberries are best to gather in bulk, but you can also sell the foraged curios such as Lady's Mantle, Peculiar Flotsam, Emerald Dragonflies, Ant Soldiers/Empress/Queen, or Stalagoom if you have a surplus of them (I listed those because they have a low or none perc*exp requirement). Personally I prefer to use the curios rather than sell them.
Fish, especially perch, is in demand since it's so annoying to gather and int is desired these days.
