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Tier I · Common

Jar of HoneyWeapon

Glass jar full to the shoulder with honey the color of late afternoon, thick enough that a spoon pulled straight out leaves a slow column draining back in. Smells of wildflowers for the first breath, and of something older the moment you lean closer.

WeaponTypeAlso tool, drink, resource, skilling · Consume action
CommonRarityTier I
150 $KHashValue
0.9 kgCarry1×1 — 1 cell · stacks to ∞
1Level req.45s cooldown

Entry

Item

Jar of Honey
WeaponToolDrinkResourceSkillingConsume

Heals and energizes. Used in alchemy, medicine, and mead production.

StackableConsumableEquipped

Bonuses

Health
20
Stamina
10
Sweetness Rating
100

The Jar of Honey is more than a sweet treat. Revered by alchemists and wanderers alike, it restores health and stamina while offering versatile applications across culinary, medicinal, and magical fields.

Rumors say a drop of this golden nectar forces even the most cunning liar to pause… and taste their words.

Harvested from beehives and wild hives.

Processed by apiarists and monks of the Golden Bloom Order.

  • Restores 20 health and 10 stamina
  • Can be used in mead, medicine, or ritual mixtures
  • Sweetness Rating: 100/100
  • Cooldown: 45 seconds

Crafted by processing raw honey from:

Combine with herbs or wax to create:

  • Healing salves
  • Energy tonics
  • Blessed mead

“When words fail, offer honey.
If they still lie, feed them the wax.”

Scribes once used honey to write spells on dry leaves, only the truth would dissolve the glyphs properly.

concept by h0lybyte and Jar model by KBVE Pixel Workshop.
Character
Sticky Find
You find a sealed jar tucked in tree roots.
  • 05/27/2025 - Jar of Honey implemented for food, healing, and alchemical utility

Chronicle

Lore

Drawn from the same hillside apiary that has been passed mother-to-daughter since the old road was widened, through a filter that has never once been boiled. The beekeepers claim the hive's year is etched faintly in the color, and that a liar cannot swallow a full spoon of it without hesitating. Younger members of the household usually agree with the first claim and pretend to disbelieve the second until asked directly.

concept by h0lybyte and Jar model by KBVE Pixel Workshop.