Rye stands taller and thinner than any other cereal on the isles, its cool gray blue-green stalks topped with long, narrow heads that droop under whiskery awns. It thrives in the thin soil and cold wind of the outer isles, yielding a 

Cut from the tall, slender stands of @nodes/grain-plants/rye and bound at the stem, this sheaf stands a head above any other in the barn, its narrow heads drooping under their own whiskered weight.
Rye thrives in thin soil and cold wind where other cereals sulk. Threshed and milled, it yields a gray-brown flour with a darker, earthier character than its warmer-colored cousins, and the dense loaf it bakes into keeps a traveler fed for longer than its size suggests.


Rye Sheaf

A tall, slender sheaf with drooping whiskered heads.

 where nothing else will grow.
A rye stand sways when the rest of the field stands still — the forager's cue to look up, and then to start cutting.


Barley

Wheat

Harvest Rye

Tall, slender gray-green stalks with drooping whiskered heads.

Rye

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Tier	2
Requires	Foraging Level 7