Gardening Gloves

Gardening Gloves are a basic wearable item categorized as an item. They are a pair of rough, sturdy green gloves intended for plant work: gardeners and anyone who handles thorny or coarse vegetation typically use them. In the game these gloves are presented as practical, everyday gear rather than a rare or upgradeable piece of equipment.

These gloves are not available as loot or via vendors during normal play. They are supplied as part of the starting equipment when the player selects the Phytogenetic Botanist job, and they cannot be found elsewhere in the game world. Because they are tied to that starting kit, they primarily function as flavor and role definition for botanist characters rather than a sought-after collectible.

The gloves’ design implies durability and suitability for close work with plants: the material is coarse and built to resist abrasion from stems and thorns. Their visual identity is a plain, utilitarian green rather than ornate or heavily armored. Gameplay interactions and descriptions emphasize practical use around gardens, hedges, and other plant-rich environments.

Practical notes and common uses:

• Acquisition: granted only as starting gear for the Phytogenetic Botanist job; they are not obtainable during the game by other means.
• Purpose: intended for tasks that involve handling thorny, rough, or abrasive plant material; they serve as expected attire for gardeners and horticultural workers.
• Role and flavor: they reinforce the botanist role and provide an immediate thematic tool for characters focused on plant-related activities.
• Durability and appearance: described consistently as coarse/rough and sturdy; colored green and styled for practical protection rather than fashion.
• Limitations: since they are not a scavengable or purchasable item, they do not form part of the broader item economy and should be treated as a fixed element of the Phytogenetic Botanist starting loadout.

Use these gloves when emphasizing a character’s gardening or plant-handling role. Their existence signals that the game distinguishes specialist starting roles by providing context-appropriate equipment, even when that equipment does not function as rare or upgradeable gear within the wider item system.