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{{item infobox
 
{{item infobox
| type = Crafting material
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| type = Furniture
| type2 = Furniture
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| width = 1 | height = 2
| placeable = Yes
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| auto = 1114
| width = 1
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| tags = plunder
| height = 2
 
| stack = 99
 
| tooltip = Used to make Orange Dye
 
| consumable = True
 
| rare = 1
 
| use = 14
 
| tool = Pickaxe
 
| sell = {{sc|20}}
 
| id = 1114
 
| idtile = 227 (8)
 
 
}}
 
}}
   
The '''Orange Bloodroot''' is a [[Dye#Basic Dyes|dye material]] that grows from dirt ceilings in the [[Underground]] and [[Cavern]] layers. It can only be harvested with a [[Pickaxe]]. Its sole purpose is to make [[Orange Dye]].
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The '''Orange Bloodroot''' is a [[Dye#Basic Dyes|dye material]] that grows from [[Dirt Block|dirt]] ceilings in the [[underground]] and [[cavern]] layers. It can be harvested with a [[pickaxe]] or [[drill]]. Its sole purpose is to make [[Orange Dye]].
   
 
== Crafting ==
 
== Crafting ==
{{exclusive|desktop=y|console=y|mobile=y|section=y}}
 
 
 
=== Used in ===
 
=== Used in ===
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{{recipes|ingredient=Orange Bloodroot|expectedrows=2}}
{{crafts top}}
 
{{crafts row | top=y
 
| tool = Dye Vat | toolspan = 1
 
| result = Orange Dye |
 
| Orange Bloodroot |
 
}}
 
{{crafts bottom}}
 
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
 
* Orange Bloodroot can be seen on the map as a red dot. It can be easily mistaken for [[Dripping Liquid|dripping lava]] or a [[Life Crystal]].
*The name makes it sound like it is found in [[the Crimson]], but it is found underground anywhere where there is dirt on the ceiling.
 
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* The Orange Bloodroot is extremely rare to find. Even though the places it can spawn are common, its spawn rate is exceptionally low. It is one of the rarest naturally occurring ingredients for a dye.
*Orange Blood Root can be seen on the map as a red dot. Can be easily mistaken with [[Dripping Liquid|dripping lava]] or a [[Life Crystal]].
 
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*A good tip for finding Orange Bloodroot is to look in the [[Underground]] layer, as there is more dirt than there is in the [[Cavern]] layer.
 
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== Tips ==
*Although Orange Bloodroot is available in placed form on the {{3DS version}}, breaking one never yields an item.
 
 
* Players might have more success finding Orange Bloodroot in the [[Underground|underground]] layer than in the [[Cavern|caverns]], as there is more dirt.
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* Players can use a [[Spelunker Potion]] to highlight Orange Bloodroot, making it much easier to locate.
 
* Although Orange Bloodroot is available in placed form on the {{3DS version}}, breaking one never yields an item.
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* In the {{old-gen console version}}, Orange Bloodroots appear to spawn much less frequently.
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== Trivia ==
 
* The name might make it sound like it is only found in [[the Crimson]], however it can be found anywhere underground.
   
 
== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
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<gallery widths="200px" heights="200px">
[[File:Blood Root on Map.png|none|thumb|150x150px|Red Circle is where the Orange Blood Root is located]] [[File:Orange Bloodroot in cave.png|none|thumb|242x242px|The respective Orange Bloodroot on map above]]
 
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File:Blood Root on Map.png|The red circle is the Orange Bloodroot's location.
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File:Orange Bloodroot in cave.png|The same Orange Bloodroot in the regular game view.
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</gallery>
   
 
== History ==
 
== History ==
{{history|version=desktop|Desktop 1.2|Introduced.}}
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{{history|Desktop 1.4.0.1|
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** Sprite updated.
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** Now produces 2 [[Orange Dye]]s instead of 1.}}
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{{history|Desktop 1.2|Introduced.}}
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{{history|Console 1.02|Introduced.}}
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{{history|Switch 1.0.711.6|Introduced.}}
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{{history|Mobile 1.2.6508|Introduced.}}
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{{history|3DS-Release|Introduced tile, but not associated item.}}
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{{Dye Materials}}
   
 
{{Master Template Consumables
 
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[[fr:Racine sanglante orange]]
{{translation project}}
 
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[[ko:주황색 혈근초]]
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[[zh:橙血根草]]
 
{{translation projects}}

Revision as of 16:47, 30 October 2020

Orange Bloodroot
  • Orange Bloodroot item spriteold Orange Bloodroot item sprite
  • Orange Bloodroot placed
Auto-use
Stack digit 9Stack digit 9Stack digit 9Stack digit 9
Statistics
Type
Placeable✔️ (1 wide × 2 high)
Use time15 (Very fast)
TooltipUsed to make Orange Dye
RarityRarity level: 1
Sell20
Research3 required

The Orange Bloodroot is a dye material that grows from dirt ceilings in the underground and cavern layers. It can be harvested with a pickaxe or drill. Its sole purpose is to make Orange Dye.

Crafting

Used in

ResultIngredientsCrafting station
PC versionConsole versionMobile versiontModLoader version only:
Orange DyeOrange Dye
2
  • Orange BloodrootOrange Bloodroot
Dye VatDye Vat
Old-gen console versionWindows Phone versiontModLoader 1 only:
Orange DyeOrange Dye
  • Orange BloodrootOrange Bloodroot

Notes

  • Orange Bloodroot can be seen on the map as a red dot. It can be easily mistaken for dripping lava or a Life Crystal.
  • The Orange Bloodroot is extremely rare to find. Even though the places it can spawn are common, its spawn rate is exceptionally low. It is one of the rarest naturally occurring ingredients for a dye.

Tips

  • Players might have more success finding Orange Bloodroot in the underground layer than in the caverns, as there is more dirt.
  • Players can use a Spelunker Potion to highlight Orange Bloodroot, making it much easier to locate.
  • Although Orange Bloodroot is available in placed form on the Nintendo 3DSNintendo 3DS version version, breaking one never yields an item.
  • In the Old-gen console version Old-gen console version, Orange Bloodroots appear to spawn much less frequently.

Trivia

  • The name might make it sound like it is only found in the Crimson, however it can be found anywhere underground.

Gallery

History