Ambleside Library is on Ambleside, so open the travel menu ('The Will to Explore') and go there: it's on coordinates C20, as marked below: Coffee Rum – Perfect for coffee lovers, this spirit holds rich depths of earthy arabica beans, bitter espresso, and a hint of creamy chocolate. He's a mailman, so of course he'll hand you a letter, which will appear on your desk once collected. Open it up to reveal the following: This plant is recognised by its small dark red flowers (though their inner walls are yellow), all of which drop down from the stem. So she's seen a mysterious plant in Griezdale Forest (northeast of Rusland), but hasn't been able to collect it given The Sisterhood's recent overprotectiveness. Let's try and go look for it ourselves: given the directions we've got, our destination should be on coordinates K19.

Using the correct plant will give you the entry for Aguria, in addition to three new fungi: Bishop's Parasol, Glowhorn and Fool's Midnight. Input that code in the drawer, and a hidden compartment will open! From it, grab the two Book entries, the card for 'Robert Barrow's Medicinal Herbology', Gosforth coin and a letter explaining how the Bryer's Disk works (kinda late there). A man named Thaddeus Cornwall will come to us, looking for 'a plant that'll lead you to gold. It has drooping red flowers and frilled leaves'.The Elderphinium stands out on its own: it's a one-flower plant, with pointed, creased, leaves; with a flower of green petals and lots of purple-ended stamens coming from its centre. By now, you should know what this means: open your map, grab your Bryer's Disk and place it on top of Foxfield. Then go to the coordinates pointed by the trident - in this case K8.

A woman will visit you telling you that her mother, who loved horticulturism, left behind a possible clue: Goldenlight can be found at a certain location, starting from 'Long Meg'. Passion Fruit Rum – A sweet, zingy, and juicy spirit that’s bursting with tropical fruits. Makes a great twist on a Pornstar Martini. Three stems make up this specimen, out of which grow rounded, diametrically opposed green leaves. The flowers, meanwhile, have a purple base, with tons of whitish pointed petals. Dead Mans Fingers Coffee Rum - full flavoured and deliciously different with notes of rich heart-warming ground coffee, orange, chocolate, vanilla, raisins. Oh, and not forgetting the hints of clove and a wallop of cummin. Mix with cola, or create an Espresso Martini or a White Russian with a twist.This plant has a very characteristic yellowish-bulb, out of which the proper leaves and flower come out of: the former are rounded and sag down a bit, while the latter is made up of smaller purplish, six-petal flowers. This one looks like your stereotypical image of a mushroom: curved grayish stems that lead to six red rounded caps. This plant is easy to recognise given the way it grows upwards: all of the stems curl, and are in constant movement. From them, small heart-shaped leaves grow. For doing this, you should receive the Grey Sandfire entry, and two new plants: Mellow-Glow and Shimmerlung. Once there, you'll be shown five mystery slots in which you should put some Specimen. Which ones? The clue resides on the open compartment we had gained from The Sisterhood:

Easily identifiable if you've ever seen an english poppy, because they look like them. Two outer kidney shaped pink petals protect an inner five-petaled flower. Its leaves are small and heart-shaped, most likely the reason for its alternative name. Woodland Trust (Enterprises) Limited, registered in England (No. 2296645), is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Woodland Trust. Registered office: Kempton Way, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 6LL. Interesting... another can also be found from the 'drawers' Plants are on, if you haven't noticed yet.Dead Mans Fingers Spiced Rum - inspired by the local Cornish flavours such as Saffron cake, spiced fruit and Pedro Ximenez ice cream. It can be enjoyed neat, mixed with cola and a slice of orange or ginger beer with lime. The final visit you receive during this day is from a certain Milton Forbes. He'll offer you a visit to his shop, where he might have something of interest, and leaves us his business card. Flowers that look like daisys, although with blueish petals (only nine are visible per flower) and a orange-ish centre. Their leaves are rounded and green-coloured, becoming clearer as you get close to their ends; and they slightly droop downwards. What do we do? Well, open your map. Kentmere is a place, so locate it. Then, open your side panel to reveal your items, and bring the strange metallic disk that's there out. It's a Bryer's Disk, and contains a lot of symbols, including one eye. If you were to grab that disk and place its square hole over Kentmere, the part with an eye should be pointing to coordinates E27. Travel there. It has small curved leaves. There's honestly nothing else that may help you identify the Common Trouse.

Close Inspection: "Not as spongy as most mushrooms. In fact the undersides are somewhat sharp. Red spores protrude from the caps". A possible visit you get on this day is a villager who's looking for a 'non-flowering plant with smallish leaves, (...) seems to grow mostly on Red Pike'. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Give the device some Red Abony and it'll activate. Then, open your map and hover the device over the lower area: you'll discover that there's a mark for Elderphinium on coordinates Q30: The Red Abony is rather unique, and the 'Close Inspection' entry really describes it best. The whole plant looks like it'd be the flower, and an odd protrusion comes out of the hole that's on top of it. Just mind that it's not red like the name might lead you to think; it's actually blue.

Once there, you'll find a strange code: 'DOWN 2, RIGHT 3'. Close the prompt and reopen your map to travel in that exact series of steps, to coordinates L25.