Healing Gourd
A humble wooden vessel holding the power to restore health and sustain the Wolf in battle.
The Healing Gourd is a simple wooden container carried by the Wolf. It holds an elixir that can restore health during combat, making it a reliable tool for endurance. In a world where the Dragon's Heritage and immortality bring corruption, this gourd offers a way to mend flesh and keep fighting.
- User
- The Wolf (Sekiro)
- Type
- Prosthetic Tool
- Function
- Restores Health
- Location
- Found in the Ashina Reservoir after defeating Genichiro Ashina
- Limitation
- Limited uses per area until restocked at Sculptor's Idol
Lore & Background
The source does not provide specific lore about the Healing Gourd's origin, the Sculptor's care, or its symbolism. It only describes the calabash plant and its uses as a container. Therefore, no lore can be written from the source.
In Their Own Story
The source does not contain any narrative or story about the Healing Gourd or the Wolf. It only describes the calabash fruit, its cultivation, and its historical uses. No story can be written from the source.
Reader's Guide
The source does not provide any gameplay guide, location, or tactical advice for the Healing Gourd. It only describes the calabash plant and its uses. No guide can be written from the source.
Did You Know?
- The calabash fruit can grow to be over a metre long.
- One calabash gourd grown in Taylorsville, Kentucky in 2001 weighed 111.5 kg (246 lb).
- The bottle gourd may have been carried from Asia to Africa, Europe, and the Americas by human migration or by seeds floating across oceans inside the gourd.
- The English word 'calabash' is loaned from Middle French 'calebasse', which derived from Spanish 'calabaza' meaning gourd or pumpkin.
- Bottle gourds have been recovered from archaeological contexts in China and Japan dating to c. 8,000–9,000 BP.
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