An example herb
Here is a list of herbs that you can find in Dragon Age Inquisition. These herbs are used as alchemical ingredients in crafting, and are also useful for upgrading potions. You can find these herbs in the following ways:
- Exploring the game world thoroughly. Be sure to scan the area regularly and avoid using mounts, as some herbs only appear in specific locations. Don’t worry if you can’t find a specific herb right away, as they will respawn. It’s important to remember where the rarest herbs grow.
- Unlocking Inquisition Perks, which can grant you a one-time supply of rare herbs.
- Completing operations at the war room, which will reward you with herbs. You can find a list of operations and rewards in the walkthrough for the game.
- Visiting traders, some of whom specialize in crafting materials. Keep in mind that some herbs may be expensive, so don’t let it ruin your budget. It’s also a good idea to obtain Inquisition Perks that decrease prices on items.
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HERB |
TYPE |
GROWS IN |
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Amrita Vein (Amrita Vein) |
Rare |
Hissing Wastes |
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Arbor Blessing |
Common |
Arbor Wilderness, Emprise du Lion |
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Black Lotus |
Rare |
Emprise du Lion, Emerald Graves, Exalted Plains, Storm Coast |
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Blood Lotus |
Common |
Crestwood, Fallow Mire, Emerald Graves, Storm Coast, Western Approach, Forbidden Oasis Traders: Hinterlands, Crestwood |
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Crystal Grace |
Rare |
Emerald Graves, Hinterlands |
|
Dawn Lotus (Dawn Lotus) |
Rare |
Fallow Mire |
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Deathroot |
Common |
Western Approach Traders: Crestwood |
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Deep Mushroom (Deep Mushroom) |
Common |
Crestwood, Emerald Graves, Western Approach, Forbidden Oasis, Hinterlands Traders: Crestwood |
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Dragonthorn |
Rare |
Hissing Wastes, Exalted Plains, Western Approach, Forbidden Oasis |
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Elfroot |
Common |
Haven, Crestwood, Arbor Wilderness, Emprise du Lion, Hissing Wastes, Emerald Graves, Western Approach, Forbidden Oasis, Hinterlands Traders: Hinterlands, Crestwood |
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Embrium |
Common |
Crestwood, Hinterlands Traders: Crestwood |
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Felandaris |
Rare |
Emerald Graves The following table shows different herbs found in the game world with their rarity and locations. The herbs include Ghoul’s Beard, Prophet’s Laurel, Rashvine, Rashvine Nettle, Royal Elfroot, Spindleweed, Vandal Aria, and Witherstalk. The table also indicates the traders who sell these herbs. The game worlds where these herbs can be found are Hissing Wastes, Exalted Plains, Western Approach, Emerald Graves, Storm Coast, Emprise du Lion, Forbidden Oasis, and Hinterlands. The rarity of these herbs varies from common to rare. FAQ1. What are herbs in Dragon Age Inquisition? Herbs are items in Dragon Age Inquisition that can be collected by the player and used for crafting potions, grenades, and other items. There are various types of herbs available in the game, each with their unique properties and effects. 2. Where can I find herbs in Dragon Age Inquisition? Herbs can be found all around the game world in Dragon Age Inquisition. They are often located near plants, bushes, and trees, and can be easily spotted by their distinctive appearance. Some herbs can also be obtained by killing certain creatures in the game. 3. How do I collect herbs in Dragon Age Inquisition? To collect herbs in Dragon Age Inquisition, simply approach the herb and press the interact button. The herb will then be added to your inventory, and you can use it for crafting or selling later on. It’s important to note that some herbs may require a specific tool or ability to collect, such as the Herbalism ability. 4. What can I use herbs for in Dragon Age Inquisition? Herbs can be used for a variety of purposes in Dragon Age Inquisition. They can be used to craft potions, grenades, and other items that can be used to aid the player in combat. Some herbs can also be used in quests or given as gifts to certain NPCs in the game. 5. Are there any rare or special herbs in Dragon Age Inquisition? Yes, there are several rare and special herbs in Dragon Age Inquisition. These herbs are often harder to find and may have unique properties that make them more valuable for crafting. Some examples of rare herbs include the Dawn Lotus, Prophet’s Laurel, and Royal Elfroot.  James, a young and enthusiastic gamer. With a passion for gaming, he personally plays and experiences the games he writes about, providing authentic and insightful content to fellow gamers. |