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If playing as a guest on a world hosted by another player, there is a visual bug that can occur where ghost duplicates of the peaches will be spawned in, visible to only the player who cast the spell. However, the duplicate peaches will be cleared upon relogging or server restart. This can get quite visually messy, however, and the interaction prompts can block other facilities, so it is recommended to convert bones in a designated spot away from important areas. | If playing as a guest on a world hosted by another player, there is a visual bug that can occur where ghost duplicates of the peaches will be spawned in, visible to only the player who cast the spell. However, the duplicate peaches will be cleared upon relogging or server restart. This can get quite visually messy, however, and the interaction prompts can block other facilities, so it is recommended to convert bones in a designated spot away from important areas. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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Bones to Peaches (video).mp4|A player casting the Bones to Peaches spell during the Alpha-test. | |||
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==Journal== | |||
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The essence of magic is change, this the druids believed. Elemental magics were assumed to balance one element with another. Mending spells transformed the present into past. When one druid found himself trapped in a wolf's den, he was forced to rely on this concept. | |||
The wolf had him cornered, trapped behind a crack in the wall, too small for the wolf to attack him, but leaving him no room for escape. Around the druid, were the bones of the wolf's victims, which had been hurled through the crack like some burial ritual. Starving and thirsty, the druid worked out a spell, using the runes in his pocket to turn the bones into the sweet, sticky fruit that would keep him alive. Fed, on this strange discovery, the druid outlasted the wolf's hunger for his flesh and when the wolf went to seek his own food, the druid took his chance to escape. | |||
Eating the transmuted bones of others is considered a little odd in civilised society, yet when one is in the wilderness, one takes what they can get. | |||
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==Update history== | ==Update history== | ||
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|date = [[Dragonwilds:29 July]] [[Dragonwilds:2026]] | |date = [[Dragonwilds:29 July]] [[Dragonwilds:2026]] | ||
|ver = Eye on Ashenfall - 0.12.1 | |ver = Eye on Ashenfall - 0.12.1 | ||
|update = | |update = Fixed an issue where Bones to Peaches would not mention the stack limit is limited to 10. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:01, 18 August 2026
Template:External Template:Infobox Spell Bones to Peaches is a Dragonwilds:spell that will convert up to 10 Dragonwilds:animal bones on the floor into Dragonwilds:peaches. It is useful in combination with Dragonwilds:Bark To Bones, and casting both spells any time Bark to Bones is off of cooldown is usually enough to completely sustain the player's hunger.
If playing as a guest on a world hosted by another player, there is a visual bug that can occur where ghost duplicates of the peaches will be spawned in, visible to only the player who cast the spell. However, the duplicate peaches will be cleared upon relogging or server restart. This can get quite visually messy, however, and the interaction prompts can block other facilities, so it is recommended to convert bones in a designated spot away from important areas.
Gallery
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A player casting the Bones to Peaches spell during the Alpha-test.
Journal
Update history
Trivia
- The Bones to Peaches spell was originally named "Cabbage Rain", where casting the spell would spawn a rainfall of cabbages.Template:CiteDiscord