[ There have probably been some apothecary folks during their travels, more found in villages. ]
Mmmm, guess that depends on what's available to you. The easiest would be basswood, which is usually available at some shops. Especially when it comes to detailing. Otherwise, pine is quite durable. Cherry and maple are good but are more for people that are familiar with advanced whittling.
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[ Siffrin has not been paying attention. ]
Hmm... Not really. There's nothing that I can think of that I really need.
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[ They should keep not paying attention ]
Not even trees for wood?
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[ It's fine, they'll probably forget. ]
..I guess I did look for something like that. But I found wooden blocks from the shop app to use for my whittling.
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I'm an apothecary.
[ It's been mixed bag on if anyone knows what that is, so she'll wait to see if they ask. ]
Is there a certain type of wood that's better for whittling?
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[ There have probably been some apothecary folks during their travels, more found in villages. ]
Mmmm, guess that depends on what's available to you. The easiest would be basswood, which is usually available at some shops. Especially when it comes to detailing. Otherwise, pine is quite durable. Cherry and maple are good but are more for people that are familiar with advanced whittling.