Take a look at each recipe's required materials and hold onto the ones you know you're going to need once you're of the right herblore level to craft the potions you want. Snape Grass (Farm LVL 61) (grown in the Allotments category).The sorts of herbs in order of when you can farm them are as follows: All herbs must be grown from their seeds by you.
The table below touches on each type of potion you can make in Melvor Idle, as well as where you can obtain the ingredients that are not herbs. You may get them from bird nests from time to time, but they are far more reliably obtained via the above two methods. Pickpocketing the farmer (once you reach thieving level 30) to get herb sacks, which will grant a random amount of random herb seeds.Going to Farmlands and beating up farmers.After you hit mastery 20 on all 3 runes involved, youre hitting positive RE production off it. 1y Plus, you can craft the base runes, then craft the combo rune, and then alt magic those back into RE.There are a few enemies that drop herb seeds at random, but your best bets for stocking up on herb seeds are always going to be: 1y you can get more than 1 rune per craft, effectively making the spell cheaper 3 level 2 breedlom.
Even if you're not starting to make potions now, it's never too late to get started on the farming treadmill. The purpose of this guide is to tip you off about the materials you're going to need for potions deeper into the herblore craft, and where to get the materials that aren't growable herbs.īecause you have to grow herbs yourself, herblore is closely tied to farming. If you haven't started on the long journey to farming in Melvor Idle, check out my overview guide on the subject here. Getting the potato seeds is as easy as slapping the junior farmer a few hundred times, but getting garum herbs means you need to start dipping into the farming skill. The first potion you can make, Bird Nest Potion, requires you have potato seeds and garum herbs. Potions are made via the herblore craft and start out fairly slow.
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