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Altus Bloom
Used throughout perfume crafting, including Spark Aromatic, Uplifting Aromatic, Bloodboil Aromatic and the spraymists.
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About this crafting material
Used throughout perfume crafting, including Spark Aromatic, Uplifting Aromatic, Bloodboil Aromatic and the spraymists.
The finished perfume recipes also need an empty Perfume Bottle.
Perfumers provide a renewable enemy-drop supply alongside the flowers found across Altus Plateau.
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In-game description
A golden-tinged flower from a succulent plant that blooms on the Altus Plateau.
Material used for crafting items.
Said to be a funereal flower in an era long past, before the Erdtree grew.
Where to find
Perfumers and flowers around Perfumer's Ruins
Altus Plateau
Starting Site of Grace: Abandoned Coffin
- From Abandoned Coffin, follow the path northwest to Perfumer's Ruins.
- Search around the ruined courtyard for the low golden flowers and gather their material pickups.
- Defeat the Perfumers there and check their drops as well.
- Return to the grace to repeat the enemy hunt. Pull the Perfumers away from the Omenkiller instead of fighting the whole courtyard at once.
Notes
- Used throughout perfume crafting, including Spark Aromatic, Uplifting Aromatic, Bloodboil Aromatic and the spraymists.
- The finished perfume recipes also need an empty Perfume Bottle.
- Perfumers provide a renewable enemy-drop supply alongside the flowers found across Altus Plateau.
- Collect Miranda Powder and Budding Cave Moss on the same trip when those drops appear.
- For Uplifting Aromatic, Spark Aromatic, Poison Spraymist, and Acid Spraymist, use one per finished item.
- For Ironjar Aromatic and Bloodboil Aromatic, use two per finished item.
- The Perfumer's Ruins trip can supply several perfume ingredients at once. Gather the flowers and check Perfumer drops before resetting, rather than treating each ingredient as a separate journey.
