Goodberry

[Isolrem]

A druidic spells that allows a player to injest type Trash and type Nature objects as food, neutralizes poison in foods, and also removes alcoholic effects.

[Glim]

Eh, I would prefer this spell to be more like the way goodberry is in D&D.

It creates 1d6 number of goodberries in the targets posession, each of these act like a cure light wounds spell when eaten.

[Isolrem]

Maybe Goodberry isn't the proper name... but I am trying to suggest that effect, seeing as druids can cast cure light wounds anyways

[Tandria]

I think the way it works in D&D would be great on FK. Little portable cure light potions that could fit in a small box or chest, rather than those big clunky potion bottles. I would think that they would also have a high nutrition value, so two of them would stuff you. They would also be good gifts from druids to friends, etc.

[Rhytania]

Why would we be eating type trash to begin with?

[Isolrem]

Trash in the game are things such as pebbles, rocks, mud, etc. The magic just allows your to digest these things, although I think the nature-eating would be used more often (flowers, etc.)

Why would people eat trash? Ask the people in fast-food restaurants.

[Kregor]

Actually, though, as far as code is concerned, an object type of trash is just anything that doesn't fit into other standard categories (weapon, armour, etc.) This could be anything from a rock, to the Waterdeep Newspaper, to a weaving loom.

And honestly, code aside, I can't think offhand of any occaision for a druid to be eating rocks.

That said, the spell has been flagged with an interest to code, but to code it per the original DnD design of the spell.

[Dalvyn]

Yet, the rock would be object type projectile; the newspaper, object type book, and the weaving loom, object type furniture.

We tend to avoid as much as possible the object type TRASH, so, code-wise, a spell that enables someone to eat trash objects would be useless.