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Healing Herbs is a General Codex entry in Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

Herbs are ingredients that are found growing all over the landscape and in woodland gardens. Gathering herbs will increase your herbalism, and information about herbs can be found at the alchemist's bench in the book on the right.


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Herbs
Image Name Latin name Weight kg dk Prague Groschen
KingdomComeBelladonna Belladonna Atropa 0.1 3
KingdomComeChamomile Chamomile Matricaria 0.1 0.4
KingdomComeComfrey Comfrey Symphitum 0.1 0.7
KingdomComeDandelion Dandelion Taraxacum 0.1 0.4
KingdomComeEyebright Eyebright Euphrasia 0.1 0.5
Henbane Henbane (Unimplemented) Hyoscyamus 0.1 1
KingdomComeHerbParis Herb Paris Paris 0.1 0.4
KingdomComeMarigold Marigold Calendula 0.1 0.5
KingdomComeMint Mint Mentha 0.1 0.6
KingdomComeNettle Nettle Urtica 0.1 0.1
KingdomComePoppy Poppy Papaver 0.1 0.2
KingdomComeSage Sage Salvia 0.1 1.2
KingdomComeStJohnsWort St. John's Wort Hypericum 0.1 0.8
KingdomComeThistle Thistle Benedictus 0.1 0.2
KingdomComeValerian Valerian Valeriana 0.1 0.3
KingdomComeWormwood Wormwood Artemisia 0.1 2.2


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Herbs played an important role not only in medieval cuisine, but also as the foundation of the healing arts. Knowledge about herbs was disseminated either by word of mouth (between herb-women in the country), or between monks and scholars via ancient scripts.

Many herbs can be taken in the form of teas, concoctions (by prolonged cooking), infusions (in scalding water), as extracts (macerated), tinctures (alcohol-leached) or steeped in vinegar, juices or concentrates for gargling. Adding honey or sugar did nothing for the efficacy of herbal salves, but it did help the medicine go down better. In addition to ingestion, herbs were applied in the form of creams, ointments, poultices or oils, emulsified and diluted in water. In certain cases the advice was to sleep on cushions filled with dried plants. It was believed (especially in rural areas), that the properties of the herbs were affected by the particulars of when and how they were gathered (for example on Midsummer night, at midnight etc.) accompanied by special formulaic incantations or enchantments.

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