Split Pea Soup

Split Pea Soup is an item whose in-game description is deliberately minimalistic: it is a soup that contains peas and an unspecified additional ingredient. Every available localization conveys the same concise idea—the presence of peas plus “something else”—so the entry functions primarily as flavor text rather than as a detailed breakdown of components or mechanics.

The item name is Split Pea Soup. The single-line description across German, English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese localizations consistently characterizes it as a pea-based soup with an additional, unnamed element. That uniform phrasing indicates the game treats this entry as a short, evocative descriptor rather than a technical tooltip listing contents, nutritional data, or crafting requirements.

Because the description is intentionally vague, the most reliable facts that can be stated from the available sources are:

• It is a soup containing peas.
• There is at least one other ingredient in the soup, but that ingredient is not specified in any localization.
• All provided localizations use the same concise structure to communicate the idea.

Practical notes for readers referencing this item entry:

• Treat Split Pea Soup as a flavor-text item: the description is meant to convey atmosphere or mystery about its composition rather than to enumerate precise in-game effects or recipe components.
• Do not expect the description to reveal additional mechanical details; none are present in the supplied localizations.
• When documenting or translating this item, preserve the core duality conveyed by the original lines: peas plus an unspecified additional ingredient. All supplied translations reflect that exact balance of clarity (peas) and ambiguity (something else).

No further factual information about sources, effects, acquisition, or interactions is provided in the available localizations. The entry stands as a small, consistent descriptive piece across languages rather than as a comprehensive item dossier.