Map resource·Plants·Tier 2

Yerba Mansa Patch

Wetland herb with broad green leaves and conical white flower spikes, found around the few remaining seeps and springs. Roots contain antimicrobial compounds long used by curanderas for treating wounds, infections, and inflammation.

Yields 1

Yerba Mansa RootResources · T2

Where to find it 47

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13,23 River40
14,22 River40
14,23 River30
15,23 River30
15,24 River30
15,25 River30
16,24 River30
16,25 River30
17,25 River30
30,14 River30
31,14 River30
31,20 River30

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31,21 River30
31,22 River30
32,13 River30
32,14 River30
32,18 River30
32,19 River30
32,20 River30
32,21 River30
32,22 River30
32,23 River30
32,24 River30
33,14 River30
33,15 River30
33,16 River30
33,17 River30
33,18 River30
33,19 River30
33,24 River30
33,25 River30
34,15 River30
34,16 River30
34,17 River30
34,22 River80
34,23 River30
35,16 River30
35,17 River30
36,13 River30
36,14 River30

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River: -30% movement speed

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.

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Codex entry

Entry 1
Yerba mansa grows in wet, alkaline marshes and creek edges below 6,500 feet across California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oregon, and northern Mexico.
Entry 2
The aromatic rootstock has been used medicinally to treat cuts, burns, and abrasions, soothe gastrointestinal upsets, as a poultice for rheumatism, and as a blood-purifying tonic.
Entry 3
The Spanish name means "tame herb"; the older form "yerba del manso" may reference "herb of the tamed Indian," reflecting its widespread adoption at Spanish colonial missions.

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