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=== Loose stones === <!--T:20-->

[[file:Flint.png|50px]] Loose stones are used to knap {{ll|Tools and Weapons|stone tools}}. For instructions on creating stone and flint tools, see the {{ll|knapping|knapping}} page.

Look around on the ground for loose stones of a type that can be used when {{ll|knapping|knapping}}. {{Breaking|Break}} it or {{Using|pick it up}} to collect.

=== Wood === <!--T:21-->

[[File:Log-oak.png|50px]] To collect logs, fell a tree using an {{ll|axe|axe}}, chop the base log. Logs can be converted to {{ll|firewood|firewood}} and used for other early crafting needs including a pan used in {{ll|panning|panning}} and the primitive weapon, {{ll|club|club}}. A few sticks might be dropped, but not many. Firewood is an important resource to make a {{ll|firepit|firepit}} for cooking foraged foods, and creating torches.

=== Grass === <!--T:4-->

[[file:Grid drygrass.png|50px]] Use a {{ll|knife|knife}} to {{Breaking|harvest}} tall {{ll|grass|grass}}. Dry grass is used with firewood to make the {{ll|firepit|firepit}} but also to make the {{ll|bed|hay bed}}.

=== Reeds/Cattails === <!--T:5-->

[[file:Grid Cattail tops.png|50px]] Use a {{ll|knife|knife}} to {{Breaking|harvest}} {{ll|reed|cattails tops}}. {{Breaking}} the block with an empty hand allows players to collect the cattail tops, but it destroys the plant. Reeds are used to craft the simplest portable containers, the {{ll|hand basket|hand basket}} to expand the player's inventory. Combined with {{ll|Flower|horsetail}}, they will make useful {{ll|Healing|poultices}} to heal you.

=== Crops === <!--T:7-->

[[file:Crop-flax.png|50px]] Wild crops can be harvested {{Breaking|using}} an empty hand for both the seeds used in {{ll|farming|farming}} and edibles including beans, grains and root vegetables. A crop that is not mature won't provide as many edibles, but any of these foods can be {{Using|eaten}} raw.

=== Berry bushes === <!--T:19-->

[[file:Berrybush red currant ripe.png|50px]] Berry bushes grow in temperate and colder climates. Ripe {{ll|Berry Bushes|berry bushes}} can be {{Using|harvested}} with bare hands to collect berries. {{Breaking|Break}} the bush to collect it. Berries can also be {{Using|eaten}} raw.

=== Mushrooms === <!--T:8-->

[[file:Grid mushroom bolete.png|50px]] Mushrooms are naturally generated in colder, wetter climatic regions. {{Breaking}} the block with an empty hand allows players to collect the mushrooms. Mushrooms can be {{Breaking|harvested}} faster using a [[knife|knife]]. Over time, the mushrooms will respawn. (''Don't eat the red ones'')

=== Saguaro === <!--T:9-->

[[file:Fruit-saguaro.png|50px]] Saguaro or cactus fruit are naturally generated in arid or desert climatic regions. Breaking the cactus block {{Breaking|using}} an empty hand allows players to collect the fruits, but the tops will not regrow.  Fruits can be selectively {{Breaking|harvested}} with a {{ll|knife|knife}}. Over time, the fruit will regenerate.

=== Meat === <!--T:11-->

[[file:Grid redmeat raw.png|50px]] There are three types of meat: Red meat from Sheep, Pigs and Hares; poultry from chickens; and Bush Meat, from Wolves, Hyenas and Foxes. All meat must be cooked before eating, but can be roasted using a {{ll|firepit|firepit}}.

=== Fat === <!--T:25-->

[[file:Grid Fat.png|50px]] Lumps of fat can be used as fuel in a firepit, eaten raw as a source of protein, or used with a raw hide to create a {{ll|pelt|pelt}}.

=== Hides === <!--T:12-->

[[file:Grid Raw hide.png|50px]] Raw Hides can be oiled with fat to create pelts and with reeds, to create a {{ll|hunter's backpack|hunter's backpack}} and expand the player's inventory.