iirxkatrii (Rei)'s Wishlist

This is iirxkatrii (Rei)'s Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

Item
	Sunlit Cave Beautiful light is breaking into a cave through many holes in the ceiling. Note:
	Tansy Tansy, with its golden buttons, can be found in warm and dry biomes. It will help to battle weakness, and even some parasites. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Tiger Iris The broad petals of this iris showcase a beautiful and unique spotted center. Note:
	Timberline of Denali Eventually, once you've gone far enough north, the ground becomes too frozen for saplings to grow. The timberline marks the beginning of the tundra. Note:
	Tobacco Coyote Tobacco grows in Deserts, Prairie and Mountains. Burning it will create smoke which many unwanted critters will hate. If dried, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Tropical Cave A den cave with wonderful tropical overgrowth. Note:
	Turmeric Tree turmeric can be found in swamps and rainforests. Its root bark will help with battling inflammation and skin ailments caused by ringworm. If shredded, it can turn into a nice, soft bedding for newborn puppies. Note:
	Vervain This European herb boosts your general well-being and helps with coughs. Note:
	Vine Growth Den An overgrown den. The chance to be noticed inside is low, but sometimes some annoying insects crawl inside. Note:
	Virginia Rose It's pretty year-round and its fruit is edible. It sure is worth keeping, don't you think? Note:
	Western Hemlock This is the largest hemlock there is! Note:
	Wetland Nightshade This weed can be found in the cypress swamps. Note:
	White Clover This European herb is helpful in fighting against worms. Note:
	White Dryas Pollen from these flowers was found in ice cores from glacial periods long ago. The cold doesn't bother them anyway! Note:
	White Mountains A large portion of the Appalachian Trail explores the White Mountains and the local forest. It's time to go hiking - the view is stunning! Note: