Tea connoisseurs and people with legendary items may be interested to know that these tea leaves can be used by cooks to brew special drinks that provide a bonus to legendary item XP.
There's just one catch - the cook has to have at least Artisan standing in the Cook's Guild.
So, what are the benefits of a nice cuppa?
Red Tea
"A simple drink loved by hobbits."Red tea increases your vitality by 26 for 20 minutes if you are level 50+.
A superior cup of red tea increases vitality by 39 for 30 minutes if you are level 50+.
Great for chain drinkers - the cooldown is only 30 seconds!
Red tea can be made by Supreme Cooks, no guild requirement. This recipe uses bundles of tea leaves.
White Tea
"Light, smooth and delicious."White tea increases the amount of legendary item experience gained by 5% for 60 minutes. Requires level 51+.
The perfect wake-me-up drink to accompany breakfast - the cooldown is 1 day!
White tea can be made by Supreme Cooks with Artisan standing in the Cook's Guild once every 18 hours. This recipe uses bundles of tea leaves and a young tea leaf (which seemed to be the rarest type of tea leaf harvested from about 6% of tea fields).
Green Tea
"Smoky, subtle and invigorating."Green tea increases the amount of legendary item experience gained by 10% for 60 minutes. Requires level 51+.
This one will leave an after-taste that lingers - the cooldown is 2 days!
Green tea can be made by Supreme Cooks with Artisan standing in the Cook's Guild once every 2 days and 18 hours. This recipe uses bundles of tea leaves and a fine tea leaf (which seemed to be harvested from about 14% of tea fields).
Black Tea
"Bold, powerful and dark."Black tea increases the amount of legendary item experience gained by 15% for 60 minutes. Requires level 51+.
This tea has such a strong flavour you'll have to wait several days for the shock to wear off - the cooldown is 3 days!
Black tea can be made by Supreme Cooks with Artisan standing in the Cook's Guild once every 6 days and 18 hours. This recipe uses many bundles of tea leaves and a perfect tea leaf (which seemed to be harvested from about 10% of tea fields).
OK, so there's a long cooldown on most cups of tea, and the benefit to your legendary items may or may not be worthwhile. Perhaps while you slowly savour a cup (or make a special occasion of it and combine a nice cup of tea with Buttered Scones and Jam or Bubble and Squeak, also made by Supreme Cooks), you could take a moment to think of the English writer JRR Tolkien.
Random fact for the day - Did you know Tolkien and his school friends started a society called the T.C.B.S. (Tea Club and Barrovian Society) since they were fond of drinking tea in the school library and Barrow's Store near King Edward's School in Birmingham?
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