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Material used for crafting items
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Easily found everywhere in the Lands Between.
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Rowa Fruit is a Crafting Material in Elden Ring. Crafting Materials are resources that can be obtained throughout The Lands Between and used to create a wide variety of items.
Berry-like red fruits that grow in shrubs.
Material used for crafting items.
Easily found everywhere in the Lands Between, it is primarily used in preserved foods.
Rowa Fruit Location in Elden Ring
Rowa Fruit found in the overworld respawn after resting at a Site of Grace.
IN THE WORLD
- Grows in Limgrave, the Weeping Peninsula, and Liurnia of the Lakes.
Dropped by
| Enemy | Drop rate | Additional info |
| Wandering Noble | 25.00% | - |
FARMING LOCATIONS
- Jarburg: Along the main street along with Tarnished Golden Sunflowers, Poisonblooms, and Grave Violets.
Rowa Fruit Guide for Elden Ring
Rowa Fruit can be used to craft the following items:
- Rowa Raisin
- Silver-Pickled Fowl Foot
- Gold-Pickled Fowl Foot
- Pickled Turtle Neck
- Fireproof Dried Liver
- Cured Immunizing Meat
- Exalted Flesh
- Spellproof Dried Liver
- Immunizing Cured Meat
- Immunizing White Cured Meat
- Soft Cotton
Elden Ring Rowa Fruit Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 999 Rowa Fruit.
- You can store up to 999 Rowa Fruit.
- Sell Value:
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AnonymousMy best friend suggested you could actually run straight lines from A to B in this game without zigzagging every nook and cranny for berries. I reported him to the CIA and now he farms MMO gold to finance black ops in Guantanamo.
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The description of Rowa Raisins says they can’t be eaten by humans. As if they weren’t as useless as they were before.
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When farming at max discovery 324 I got 5 fruit from a single bush one time. I didn't know it was possible to get more than 3.
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Me when I just started the game: bruh these berries literally grow everywhere I think I'll stop picking them up
Many hours later: where do I farm it
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Has anyone else noticed that the fruit looks different on the bush in Liurnia? They're like plums instead of grapes.
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I know everyone loves farming at jarburg but please hear me out, Running in circles around " Revenger's Shack" is one of my favorites. Slower farming rowa? Yes. But, There are 3 crystal buds spawned very close in the circle giving you a chance at 3+ each cycle and also 5 spots of root resin to pick up, so also another 5+ root resin to gain every cycle, All close to the grace, a cycle can be done very quickly, under a minute if you memorize the spots. Food for thought.
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There are two rowa fruit very close to the Village of the Albinaurics bonfire. Very quick to collect and then sit to respawn.
There also several on the way to, and around the pool of water near the Tower of Return in weeping peninsula. if you're farming gold fireflies make sure to grab them.
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Cured meat so good op said list that **** twice, but with slightly different wording
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whoever farming more than 999. All i can say is you don't have it enough... it literally used on everything. Like:
+Exalted Flesh( melee damage increase)
+Gold/Silver-Pickled Fowl Foot ( increases rune/drop rates)
+Pickled Turtle Neck (increases stamina recovery speed/stacks with turtle talisman and physick flask)
+Immunizing/Immunizing White Cured Meat ( increases immunity)
+Spell/Fire/Lightning/Hollyproof Dried Liver ( increases specific elemental defense)
Other than useful buffs:
+Torrent food
+Fall damage and step sound suppression
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i have over 1001 of these and i still take side roads to make sure to pick up more. What's wrong with me?
- Anonymous
I have over 999 of these and I still take side roads to make sure to pick up more. What's wrong with me?
I have over 1000 of these and I still take side roads to make sure to pick up more. What's wrong with me?
Why cant you buy this
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