Gathering

Fish, mine and forage for materials — the raw input for everything you craft.

Replace [prefix] with your server's prefix.

Gathering costs cash and returns materials. Materials are worth money on their own, but their real use is crafting.

Command	Costs	Cooldown	Yields
`[prefix]fish`	2,500	2 min	Fish, from shrimp to kraken
`[prefix]mine`	3,000	2 min	Ores and gems
`[prefix]forage`	2,000	2 min	Wood, herbs and blossoms

Each run drops one to three materials, and the rarer the material the less often it shows up. Foraging additionally rolls a biome — Dense Forest, Mushroom Cave, Riverbank, Meadow or Ancient Grove — which makes two of its materials more likely for that run.

The Materials

Tier	Fishing	Mining	Foraging	Sells for
Common	Shrimp, Trout	Copper, Iron	Oak Log, Herbs	150
Uncommon	Salmon	Gold Ore	Maple Log	500
Rare	Swordfish, Lobster	Diamond, Emerald	Mystic Mushroom, Ancient Bark	1,500
Epic	Shark	Obsidian Chunk	Spirit Blossom	5,000
Legendary	Kraken Tentacle	Void Crystal	World Tree Sap	20,000

// Syntax
[prefix]materials

// Example
;materials

Selling

// Syntax
[prefix]sell [material] [amount]

// Example
;sell raw_shrimp 20
;sell void_crystal

Prices are fixed per tier, so selling is a floor on what a gathering run is worth — not a way to get rich.

Do the maths before selling anything rare. A Void Crystal is worth 20,000 at the merchant, but it's also one of five materials in a Void Amulet, and there is no other way to get one.

Making It Pay

Gathering is where equipment rolls matter most:

Roll	Effect
Gathering luck	Shifts drops toward rarer materials
Gathering yield	More materials per run
Luck	Helps the rarity roll as well

Two consumables stack on top: a Gathering Boost raises drop counts by 50% for an hour, and a Harvester's Tonic adds one guaranteed extra drop for its next ten runs.

Equipment wears out while you gather. Every run costs durability on everything you have equipped, and Serenity tells you when a piece breaks.