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|'''Monastic Horticulture'''
|'''Monastic Horticulture'''
|Lay on Hands, Holy Support
|Lay on Hands, Holy Support
|By combining faith and agricultural understanding, you can bless a field of crops with your Monastic Horticulture ability
|Gain +2 to Nature.
By combining faith and agricultural understanding, you can bless a field of crops with your Monastic Horticulture ability


* '''Monastic Horticulture.''' (1/Month) Select a field of crops that is a 500 ft<sup>2</sup> or smaller. These crops become immune to nonmagical blights, poisons, diseases, and insects. They still grow and produce food at their normal rate, but the food they produce is high-quality and delicious.
* '''Monastic Horticulture.''' (1/Month) Select a field of crops that is a 500 ft<sup>2</sup> or smaller. These crops become immune to nonmagical blights, poisons, diseases, and insects. They still grow and produce food at their normal rate, but the food they produce is high-quality and delicious.
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|'''Monastic Horticulturist II'''
|'''Monastic Horticulturist II'''
|Piety II, Holy Support III
|Piety II, Holy Support III
|Gain the Horticultural Blessing ability.
|Gain +2 to Nature.
Gain the Horticultural Blessing ability.


* '''Horticultural Blessing.''' (1/Week)  When you spend at least 1 week in a settlement, and you have used Monastic Horticulture on a field that will produce crops, you can bless the crops. The crops will produce 2d10 additional rations’ worth of food each day for the next week (in addition to what they would normally produce). Rations produced in this way become spoiled after 24 hours.
* '''Horticultural Blessing.''' (1/Week)  When you spend at least 1 week in a settlement, and you have used Monastic Horticulture on a field that will produce crops, you can bless the crops. The crops will produce 2d10 additional rations’ worth of food each day for the next week (in addition to what they would normally produce). Rations produced in this way become spoiled after 24 hours.