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Latest revision as of 04:58, 28 September 2019
Fish Meat and vegetables can be grilled in a Firepit using a sharpened stick to produce grilled food. Simple and portable, grilled food provides a small temporary (10 minute) bonus to attributes when eaten. As meals do not stack, the bonuses from eating grilled food will replace any meal-related bonuses and penalties that were already in effect (whether from a Kitchen meal or from other grilled food).
To eat some grilled food, choose "Skills" from your main menu and then "Consume".
Grilled Fish and Veggie Stats
| Base Food | Stat Bonus |
|---|---|
| Grilled Fish (any type) | +1 Endurance |
| Grilled Onions | +2 Endurance |
| Grilled Cabbage | +2 Speed |
| Grilled Carrots | +2 Perception |
| Grilled Garlic | +2 Focus |
| Grilled Peppers | +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity |
| Grilled Cucumbers | +2 Strength |
| Grilled Eggplant | +2 Dexterity |
| Grilled Watermelons | +2 Constitution |
10 minute timer on each.
A grilled vegetable does not stack with another type (i.e. eating a grilled onion and then eating a grilled cabbage will give you +2 speed, NOT +2 endurance and +2 speed). Also, eating two vegetables of the same type does not stack (i.e. eating 2 grilled onions gives +2 endurance, NOT +4 endurance).
Remember that you must fillet a fish before the meat can be grilled.
Leeks are not grilled. They are burned directly in the firepit to produce ash.
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