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I got this for a craving, I haven't been playing long but i've not seen one of these, where could i lay my hands upon one of these?. Is there something i could eat to trip the craving?.

If you are using the Latikai client to play the game; open it's interface, click the radar tab and check the box that says 'hidden' ..that will make the berries show up on your map/radar.

Otherwise their icons on the ground are so small that it's difficult to see them, they are just a short twig popping out of ground with 3 berries hanging from it.

I find them a lot in larger grassland terrains and pine forest terrains the most (easier to spot them in grasslands)

No, it's from a fruit tree. Check player stalls in the warm season, or eat any tree fruit, or visit the Mason's Lodge

Mulberry is a fruit but I think visiting the mason lodge would just change your craving to another fruit.

Ronch wrote:If you are using the Latikai client to play the game; open it's interface, click the radar tab and check the box that says 'hidden' ..that will make the berries show up on your map/radar.

Otherwise their icons on the ground are so small that it's difficult to see them, they are just a short twig popping out of ground with 3 berries hanging from it.

I find them a lot in larger grassland terrains and pine forest terrains the most (easier to spot them in grasslands)

Great advice Ronch.

Mulberry is a fruit that grows on trees. The thing that looks like a twig on the ground is a crowberry stalk or huckleberries. The fruit cravings are a bit tough. I had the fruit craving all though the last cold snap.

I see, thanks for the corrections.

kitty629 wrote:Mulberry is a fruit but I think visiting the mason lodge would just change your craving to another fruit.

No, it just changes your craving to whatever food it changes to on that day.

It's spring so you could easily find a mulberry. Check the shops or just eat any piece of fruit.

Cheers guys, yesterday there was no fruit in town, i tried eating the rotten versions but that didn't have the desired effect. Today was a good day, had me a snozzberry and all was good.