My mods will probably be updated to 1.6 in the coming weeks, this one specifically will likely only need a version number change.

1.6 ?

@K3VIN1992, That's not a feature of this mod specifically, is that a vanilla feature now? I haven't done a Rimworld playthrough since 1.4 unfortunately.

@Goliath, it's derived from one of the "fathers of surgery" Ambroise Pare.

this might be a silly question but im curious where did you source the term paresian, I cant find it anywhere else and want to know if the term refers to anything else

Is there now a way for Medieval Medicine to be automatically added to the inventory?

Cheers! Thanks for the update!

Mod has been updated to 1.5

@SanDimas this mod just adds some medieval-tier medicines, it doesn't remove or modify anything from vanilla.

1.5 update please

just a suggestion or a question, does this mod should delete the normal medicine or this just add more medicines?

Mod will be updated after my current semester ends in a few weeks or so. I intend to address some of the issues being mentioned in the comments

1.5?

What the other robot said, Cant find a way to make the pawns used these

It doesn't remove the industrial or glitterworld med. I cant get my pawns to hold these new meds.

@I grief animals That's because the Workbench in Medieval Overhaul isn't set up to inherit crafting spot recipes. You should most likely be able to use something like the crafting bench from Vanilla Expanded Classic, though, or any other mod that adds an improved crafting spot that automatically inherits all crafting spot recipes.

VE Classic is the only mod I know for sure has such a table, though.

Would be dope to add a tea (or something) for tribal or medieval birth control, cant find any birth control mod for those eras, I ride Dragons so I dont have issue with "realism".

Love the mod!!

The idea is there and it's a great mod but I is there anyway for it to be crafted somewhere else rather than just a crafting spot? ( yes it's only craftable in a crafting spot, not sure, maybe conflict with M.O) is kinda over the top,imho.

glittertech nedicine now science never stops's medicine whats next a mod that adds a type of medicine that instantly heals them to full health and after immortal??

Capatania, that mod says it's not for 1.4

thanks for updating,playing neolithic starts without your mods is just...meh

For those looking for a cheaper alternative to this mod that adds medicine between industrial and herbal, check out my mod. The work required is a lot less and there isn't a new research tree for simplicity, instead you need drug or medicine production for 2 different medicines.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2852583190

So do these not show up instead of the old ones? I can't even have people carry anything but the old herbal medicine because it still shows industrial and glitterworld. And top medicines to use still show old ones as well. Please tell me this is a mod conflict issue.

Try these for reorganized cheaper research, less work time for prosthetics etc. Also puts recipes on medieval overhaul workbench

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2637345203

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2819436137

Is there a way to hide vanilla meds while using this mod? My UI has them plus medieval meds

What stations can these medicines be produced at?

Could we get an option for cheaper research for non-medieval playthroughs that want some additional meds? I think dividing the cost by 5 for 500, 800 and 1100 is quite good taking into account that each subsequent medicine require previous one.

So Pharmacists is a requirement?

Is it normal that i can't harvest organs with Paresian medicine either? I'm on a Medieval playtrough with all advanced techs removed so that might be the problem, but "remove X" operation is still in the option for patient, so i think it should still work.

Alright, it seems Pharmacist (Forked) needed to be loaded before this mod or else it renders the medicines useless.

Same issue as orb, no matter what I do I can't get my tribals to use anything other than herbal medicine or they tend using nothing despite there being plenty of early and late medicine.

thanks for update!

1.3 please :)

love this mod, do you have plan to update it to 1.3?

@orb - same problem here, for some reason I got it to work once though!

Research cost is WAY to high

This isn't actually working for me, I'm not sure why but even with "best medicine" enabled my colonists are exclusively using herbal or no medicine at all. Even recipes that call for medicine (i.e. autopsies courtesy of post mortem) aren't working either. Help?

Love this mod but would also love a compatability patch with more general options for the alcoholic component instead of just beer.

@137nty I was having this issue due to using 'Steam World', which takes out neutroamine entirely, despite using the mod 'Underground Foods' which allows you to farm a mushroom to craft it. To work around this I got RIMMSqol and used that to patch the recipe to need the raw mushroom material "Raw Neutrophyria" instead of the processed neutroamine. You could use RIMMSqol to remove the neutroamine ingredient entirely, or change the ingredient as I did to something you can acquire in your playthrough.

How do you make neutroamine? This mod is awesome but the Paresian requires neutroamine which you cant craft in a medieval playthrough. Please help?

I can't help but notice that this and Medieval Prosthetics both have their own research tab, why not just pop both of them into one tab, "Medieval"

wow, that was quick! thanks!. this will be helpful in my medieval run!

@Leugimimi, I don't know how I overlooked this, but I have updated the mod. It should no longer overwrite the vanilla medicine base. Thank you for bringing this to my attention!

Hey! checking this mod with AllYourBase got me this: "[Medieval Medicines] causes compatibility errors by overwriting MedicineBase in file C:\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\294100\2109206579\1.1\Defs\ThingDefs_Items\Items_MedievalMedicine.xml
Verse.Log:Warning(String, Boolean)
AllYourBase.XmlSharedBaseDetection:.cctor()
System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers:RunClassConstructor(IntPtr)
System.Runtime.CompilerServices.RuntimeHelpers:RunClassConstructor(RuntimeTypeHandle)
Verse.StaticConstructorOnStartupUtility:Verse.StaticConstructorOnStartupUtility.CallAll_Patch1()
Verse.<>c:<DoPlayLoad>b__4_2()
Verse.LongEventHandler:ExecuteToExecuteWhenFinished()
Verse.LongEventHandler:UpdateCurrentAsynchronousEvent()
Verse.LongEventHandler:LongEventsUpdate(Boolean&)
Verse.Root:Verse.Root.Update_Patch1(Root)
Verse.Root_Entry:Update()
"
Could you fix it so not to overwrite vanilla bases?

Is there a chance you can add an optional patch for your meds to replace their vanilla equivalents? It is kinda odd to run into Industrial/Glitterworld meds when playing a Medieval playthrough since those technically shouldn't exist.

Could include the patch with the mod and just comment out everything and allow us to choose if we want to use it.

@Overlok makinası ayağınıza g, I can look into potentially patching/allowing alcohols from other mods to be used in the recipe.

The reason I chose beer for this recipe is because this mod is intended to be able to be used in vanilla.

Hello, I've easily changed xml recipe to VBE vodka because it makes more sense for me to use hard liquor than beer to produce antiseptic medicine but It would be great to be able to choose which alcohol to use from a drop down menu, like we can for other recipes which ofc I'm unable to do because I have no idea what I'm doing apart from swapping defs and required amounts. Is it possible to get some guidance or even a patch if you don't mind to?

Its because im using a mod that allows you to cure asthma, scars, bad backs etc with surgeries (surgery expanded i think) but it says no herbal so I just figured that because it always failed it "counts" as herbal.

@Morgan Freedman, In the description the potency of each medicine is listed. Some is more similar to herbal, some is more similar to industrial.

So it still counts as herbal right.