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Monster Corpses

Some monsters will drop corpses when they die. These corpses can be processed into raw meat that can be either charred, roasted or used in a recipe. Monster corpses are very heavy and cannot be put in your bank or into your house boxes. They will even disappear if left on the floor of your house. So butcher them immediately!

To convert a monster corpse into raw meat use a butcher's knife on the corpse while it is on the ground. Butchering a monster corpse requires 5% less skill than roasting the same monster meat.

Roasting and Charring

Eating raw meat will make you sick so it needs to be prepared. You can either roast or char raw meat. Some meats give special resistances for 10 minutes duration when eaten. Resistances don't stack, only one effect applies at a time.

Roast raw meat by using a baking dish on an oven. Char raw meat by using a meat skewer on a campfire or brazier.

The following is a list of some of the special resistances when eaten.

Cooking Recipes

You can also cook up special recipes using various ingredients. Some of the foods created this way will provide temporary buffs. Note that some recipes call for raw meat while others might call for roasted or charred meat.

You can find most of the basic ingredients for recipes at an inn. Water can be got from a well and milk from cows by using a bucket.

To cook a recipe use a pan on a stove.

The following is a list of some of the available recipes.

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