Overview
Coral Mushroom is an edible fungus found across the warmer regions of Pywel in Crimson Desert. Recognized by its striking coral-like cap with distinctive branching shapes and bright coloring, it is one of three mushroom species that players can forage. Coral Mushrooms grow on fallen logs and at the base of old trees, making them relatively easy to spot once you know what to look for.
Item Properties
Property | Value |
|---|---|
Type | Mushroom |
Category | Mushrooms and Herbs (Gatherable) |
How to Obtain | Foraging from fallen logs and tree bases |
Stamina restoration | |
Region |
Where to Find
Coral Mushrooms grow primarily in the warm, humid forests of Demeniss and Delesyia. They prefer shaded areas near moisture, so look for them at the base of large trees and on decaying logs along forest trails.
Demeniss Lowlands: Check around the edges of wooded clearings and near streams. Fallen oaks frequently host clusters of Coral Mushrooms.
Delesyia Coastal Forests: The humid coastal climate supports mushroom growth year-round. Forage along forest paths near the shoreline for reliable spawns.
General Tip: Mushroom nodes are marked on your map once discovered and respawn after a short time, making repeated farming routes practical.
Uses
Cooking
Coral Mushrooms are one of the few gatherables that work as both a cooking ingredient and an alchemy material. In cooking recipes, they can be added to soups, stews, and roasted dishes. Any recipe that calls for a mushroom ingredient can use Coral Mushrooms interchangeably with Oakwood Mushrooms or Pine Mushrooms.
Alchemy
When processed through alchemy, Coral Mushrooms produce stamina restoration elixirs. All three mushroom species share this same alchemy effect, so the choice of mushroom depends on which region you are exploring rather than any functional difference.
Tips
Coral Mushrooms are the go-to stamina restoration ingredient if you are questing in Demeniss or Delesyia, since they are the locally available mushroom species.
Stock up on mushrooms before tackling stamina-heavy activities like long exploration runs or boss fights that require heavy dodging.
Because all three mushroom types share the same alchemy effect, there is no reason to seek out a specific species unless a cooking recipe names one explicitly.