Legacy:Four-Leaf Clover
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| Four-Leaf Clover | |||||
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| Vital statistics | |||||
| Size | 1 x 1 | ||||
| Skill(s) Required | Foraging | ||||
| Minimum Per*Exp | 130 | ||||
| Terrain | grassland, Heath, Moor | ||||
| Object(s) Required | None | ||||
| Required By | (2) Milk, Wool | ||||
| Go to Legacy Objects | |||||
Once found, it can be fed to a Mouflon or Aurochs to attain Wool or Milk without having to tame the beast. To use, pick up a clover from your inventory and right-click it onto the animal.
To sheer a Mouflon, feed it a clover and then right click on it and select 'sheer'. Each clover gives you 1 wool. You have to equip a sharp tool to be able to sheer (Stone Axe works fine).
To milk an Aurochs, feed it a clover and then pick up a bucket and right-click in on the Aurochs. Each clover gives you 2 liters of milk.
How to Acquire
Four-Leaf Clovers can be found on grassland, Heath and Moor. Get your (Perception x Exploration) over 130 and you will start seeing some.
Quality
Soil quality of the area determines the quality of Four-leaf clovers and is softcapped by Survival.
The quality of the wool or milk obtained is equal to the quality of the clover used to feed the animal though sheared wool is softcapped by the quality of the sharp tool and the shearing character's Dexterity.
Notes
You can feed an animal multiple clovers before sheering or milking it. This is most useful on Aurochs, since you can feed them 5 clovers and then milk them once to obtain 10 liters of milk, whereas with Mouflon you have to sheer them once for each wool.
Even with (Perception x Exploration) 200, these are quite rare.