Food & potions Common
Pale Kelp青白い海草
A pale lump of marine plants.
In-game description
Pale Kelp stats and effects
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What is Pale Kelp? Features and uses
Pale Kelp is a common item in Core Keeper (Food & potions). It can be obtained from Fishing in the Mold area (non-fish catches).
Pale Kelp key points (from the game data)
- When eaten: +1 food.
- Best source: Fishing in the Mold area (non-fish catches) — 18.6% chance per catch.
- Sells to merchants for 1 Ancient Coin.
Calculated and summarized by this site from the game data (1.3.0.6).
How to get Pale Kelp (Fishing)
Fishing (1)
| Source | Type | Biome | Amount | Chance |
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| Fishing in the Mold area (non-fish catches) | Fishing | Mold Dungeon | 1 | 18.6% |
"Chance" is the chance to get at least one of this item per try (opening one chest, defeating one enemy, one catch). A "guaranteed group" is the group of a chest or boss from which exactly one item always drops; it does not mean this item always drops (the chance of it being picked from that group is shown in small text). Only items that always drop are marked "Guaranteed". Fishing means catches with a fishing rod, separate from enemy and boss drops. Calculated from the game's drop tables (Conf/Loot, 1.3.0.6) the same way the game rolls them.
Other ways to get Pale Kelp
- Placed in or on the Seashell Chest found inside a scene (building, ruin, camp and so on), 12 at a time (guaranteed)Where: Sea Harbor Town [The Sunken Sea] (1 per world)
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