Roasted and delicious meat of a gnat. Restores a large amount of hunger.

Common

A grungy morsel of gnat meat preserved in jerky form. No longer at risk of spoiling.

Common

Roasted and delicious meat of weevil. Restores a large amount of hunger.

Common

A tough strip of weevil meat that has been preserved as jerky. No longer at risk of spoiling.

Common

Roasted and delicious meat of a grub. Restores a large amount of hunger.

Common

Sinewy strips of pale grub meat that has been dried into jerky. No longer at risk of spoiling.

Common

Raw meat from a mushroom hunting weevil. The deep color and wafts of fresh fungi promise a snack packing an umami punch, but don’t eat it raw.

Weevil

Common

A moist n’ meaty morsel of a Get N’ Jet Billy Hog. Quick Billy’s signature 50 cent roller grill hot dogs are never fresh, but always fine.

Gnat
Cockroach Queen
Cockroach

Common

An autumn hued hunk of one of the world’s worst candies that someone rightfully discarded.

Common

Chunks of a cookie sandwich. Most people think the filling is the best part, but they’re wrong.

Gnat
Cockroach Queen
Cockroach

Common

Tiny bits of Marmotcrisp apple. A satisfying snack that restores a fair amount of hunger.

Gnat
Cockroach Queen
Cockroach

Common

A piece of a sugar filled donut. Looks brand new, but it could be ancient.

Common

Deliciously smooth and dangerously easy to eat.

Common

A sweet secretion from aphids that restores a small amount of hunger and thirst.

Aphid

Common

Meat that has rotted. Probably shouldn’t eat it, but maybe it has some other use.

Cockroach Queen
Cockroach

Common

Sweet and edible crafting resource. Restores a small amount of hunger.

Common

Vibrant red hairs taken from a mite.

Lawn Mite

Common

A plump slab of roasted garden snail meat. Restores a large amount of hunger.

Common

Chewy strips of dried and preserved garden snail meat. No risk of spoiling.

Common

Raw rubbery meat from a garden snail. You should probably cook it.

Garden Snail
Baby Garden Snail

Common

A whole raw aphid. A bad idea to eat uncooked, but the potential for a plump roast is undeniable.

Aphid

Common

An unidentifiable piece of a stinkbug. Can be used in various crafting recipes.

Stinkbug

Common

A red worker ant. Keep insect eggs from hatching by destroying them at the source or trashing them once picked up.

Uncommon

Mysterious goo excreted from grubs.

Grub

Common

Strong strands of sticky, springy spider silk.

Orb Weaver

Common

A gooey gland for use in crafting.

Larva

Common

Dull grey hairs taken from a gnat.

Gnat

Common

A fully intact weevil snooter-mouth.

Weevil

Common

Plush, warm skin harvested from a common grub.

Grub

Common

Venom taken straight from a spider’s gland… thing. Extremely toxic.

Wolf Spider

Uncommon

A wisp of a crow’s jet black feather. A dark omen from the harbinger of death that soars above.

Uncommon

Crusty fuzz from fiber-dwelling dust mites.

Common

The sharp fang of a lawn mite. Tiny but oh so sharp.

Lawn Mite

Common

The majestic but creepy head of a praying mantis nymph. It stares at you, even in death.

Praying Mantis Nymph

Uncommon

Lush green bits of a fallen praying mantis nymph.

Praying Mantis Nymph

Common

A thorny, raptorial claw from a praying mantis nymph.

Praying Mantis Nymph

Uncommon

A nugget of hard-packed pebble dust.

Common

A combustible, sticky goo that oozes from roots and fallen branches.

Common

Flower discharge that bees go nuts over.

Bee

Common

Pure bubble of water.

Common

Nasty bubble of water.

Common

Old and sticky, but still moderately restores your thirst.

Common

Old and sticky, but still moderately restores your thirst.

Common

A large, sturdy building resource from felled dandelions and other stubborn growths like husky weeds.

Common

Broad, flexible plank perfect for fortifications. Acquired by chopping down grass with an axe.

Common

A hollow acorn cap useful in construction.

Common

A hard shell useful for construction and armor plating. Acorns fall near the oak tree.

Common

A soft petal from one of the park’s flowers. Smells like grandma.

Common

Soft, wet dirt clumps that hold form. Typically found around pools of water and damp areas.

Common

Brittle fiber harvested from dry grass.

Common

A pointy thorn harvested from the stem of a thistle plant.

Common

A fluffy puff of dandelion stuff perfect for drifting down from great heights. Careful, each one can only be used once.

Common

A plump slice of blueberry. Its skin is strong and luxurious.

Common

A tart chunk of lingonberry. Useful to craft strong and stylish red leather.

Common

The glowing mold found underground. Can probably be used as a light source.

Common

A nodule of wax collected from a flowering lilypad. Can be used as a strong waterproof bonding material.

Common

A hunk of EverChar everburning charcoal. Stays piping hot and is perfect for constructing an oven.

Rare

A clean piece of salt that’s surprisingly sharp. Shouldn’t be eaten by itself, but it’s a great flavor enhancement ingredient in meals.

Common

A dense tangle of fibers from many sources. Very useful if woven together.

Uncommon

A very sharp splinter harvested from a chunk of wood.

Uncommon