Anca's Recipe and how many spoonfuls of herbs to use in The Blood of Dawnwalker
Anca's recipe requires you to memorize how hot the water should be and how many spoonfuls of herbs to add in Dawnwalker
Anca's Recipe in The Blood of Dawnwalker involved memorizing how many spoonfuls of herbs to add and how hot the water you brew the medicine in should be. The game doesn't let you consult the recipe while making it, something that can catch a lot of players off-guard, so I'll lay out the full medicine recipe below and how many herbs you should be using.
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How many spoonfuls to use for Anca's Recipe in The Blood of Dawnwalker
Once you get ready to brew the herbs for your mother in The Blood of Dawnwalker, you'll have to choose the temperature of the water and the number of spoonfuls of herbs to use, according to the note she gives you. With that in mind, choose the following options:
- [Use hot water]
- [Add three spoonfuls of herbs]
That matches the recipe given to you by Anca back at her cabin, assuming you remembered to read it from your inventory. At this point you'll be able to give it to her in a cutscene, so you don't have to repeat the brutality of the force feeding choice from earlier.
We haven't tested the outcome of getting this recipe wrong, but unlike the moral choices that arise throughout Dawnwalker, this one is a clear correct/incorrect memory puzzle, so it seems safe to say that there'd be little benefit to getting this incorrect, unlike the stay with Anca or go choice in The Blood of Dawnwalker from earlier.
While still exploring Laslea, make sure you know how to find the banner in The Blood of Dawnwalker when investigating for Gremla! Or check out what Dawnwalker romances and relationships are potentially in your future...
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