Tea leaves

Tea leaves come in a variety of flavors and can be bought at both local town shops and special festival shops. They come in a 20 count tin or in a packet with a single pot. Packet The packet makes a single pot of tea. When the one pinch of leaves has been removed from the packet it will not go back into it. Analyze You analyze your peach parchment packet and sense that the creator has provided the following information: This is a container to hold brewable tea leaves. There is one pinch of tea leaves in the packet. The tea leaves will make tea with the following flavor messaging: a) The dusky taste of the tea itself tames the sweet peachy flavor that rides in the forefront. b) If not for the dry quality of the black tea, the accompanying peach flavoring would be overwhelmingly sweet. You get no sense of whether or not the packet may be further lightened. SHOW Read: A small label on the red parchment packet reads, "Apple Tea." Usage Verb First Third CLOSE You carefully refold the red parchment packet. XXX carefully refolds a red parchment packet. GET (leaves) You take some tea leaves from the red parchment packet. XXX takes some tea leaves from a red parchment packet. OPEN You carefully unfold the red parchment packet. XXX carefully unfolds a red parchment packet. Tin The tin holds enough leaves for 20 pots of tea. Analyze You analyze your raspberry-motif tin and sense that the creator has provided the following information: This is a container to hold brewable tea leaves. There are 20 pinches of tea leaves in the tin. The tea leaves will make tea with the following flavor messaging: a) The scent of raspberry rising from the tea has a fresh tenor reminiscent of warm summer days. b) A roiling mixture of sweet and tart complement the flavor of this light-bodied tea in a splash of raspberry zest. You get no sense of whether or not the tin may be further lightened. SHOW Read: A small label on the raspberry-motif tin reads, "Raspberry Tea." Usage Verb First Third CLOSE You replace the lid of the raspberry-motif tin and screw it tightly shut. XXX replaces the lid of raspberry-motif tin and screws it shut. GET (tea leaves) You take some tea leaves from the raspberry-motif tin. XXX takes some tea leaves from a raspberry-motif tin. OPEN You unscrew the lid of the raspberry-motif tin and allow it to dangle from its short chain. XXX unscrews the lid of a raspberry-motif tin and allows it to dangle from its short chain. Additional Information Using the tea leaves Verb First Third PUT (leaves in kettle) You carefully measure a portion of tea leaves and place it into a polished steel kettle painted with hibiscus blossoms. XXX carefully measures out some tea leaves and places it into a polished steel kettle painted with hibiscus blossoms. The second to last sip of tea leaves behind bits that can be used for divination. Their meanings can be found at A Taste of Truth - Tea Leaves. See Also Coffee and tea brewing Tea flavors

Tea leaves Information Type Fluff Crafting Item Classification Miscellaneous Item(s) Applied to Tea leaves Alterable Light/Deep Corresponding Item Scripts Brewing kettle Item Verbs CLOSE GET OPEN