Map resource·Plants·Tier 2

Wolfberry Bush

Thorny shrub bearing small red berries packed with antioxidants and trace minerals. Long valued by indigenous communities for vision and immune health; one of the few cultivars that adapted rather than perished in the post-war climate shift.

Yields 1

WolfberryResources · T2

Where to find it 76

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4,25 Hills30
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Desert: -20% movement speed · Miniguns +15% · Launchers +15%
Hills: -20% movement speed · Bolt Action Rifles +25% · Semi Auto Rifles +25% · Assault Rifles +25% · Sniper Rifles +25%
Urban: +1 armor rating (cover) · Blunt Melee +25% · Sharp Melee +25% · Pistols +25% · SMGs +25% · Shotguns +25%

From the game files (version 2.4.261112-4cec7dd).

Gathering tools

Tool	Grade	Bonus	Requires	For this resource
Crude Leather Gloves	T0	—	—	too weak
Hardened Leather Gloves	T1	—	—	too weak
Stitched Leather Gloves	T1,5	+5%	—	too weak
Reinforced Work Gloves	T1,75	+10%	—	too weak
Treated Leather Gloves	T2	—	Foraging Mastery lv 4	enough
Composite Weave Gloves	T2,5	+5%	Foraging Mastery lv 4	enough
Laminated Hide Gloves	T3	+5%	Foraging Mastery lv 6	enough
Ceramic Weave Gloves	T3,5	+10%	Foraging Mastery lv 7	enough

The game guide says the tool tier gates the resource tier. “Enough” compares the tool grade with this resource tier (T2). Bonus: chance of one more resource per gather.

Tasks

Gather Plants Wolfberry

Codex entry

Entry 1
Pale wolfberry is native to northern Mexico and the southwestern United States, ranging from California east to Texas and north into Nevada, Utah, and Colorado in juniper woodlands and deserts.
Entry 2
Ancestral Puebloans encouraged colonies of pale wolfberry near their villages, and Hopi, Zuni, and Acoma peoples ate the red berries fresh, boiled into syrup, or dried and ground into meal.
Entry 3
The Navajo considered pale wolfberry sacred and offered it to the gods; berries boiled and mixed with clay were eaten as a ceremonial pudding and stored for winter use.

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