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'''Food''' is primarily | [[File:Mixed_Grill.png|thumb|A Filling Meal, [[Mixed Grill]]. It is made with [[Dragonwilds:Fillet]], [[Dragonwilds:Haunch]], [[Dragonwilds:Steak]], and provides the [[Dragonwilds:Perk]] [[Dragonwilds:Meaty Meal]].]] | ||
'''Food''' is a type of item primarily used to replenish [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]]. Some foods can be consumed raw, such as [[Dragonwilds:Redberries]], but most food must be cooked to be eaten. A [[Dragonwilds:Campfire]] or [[Dragonwilds:Grill]] can be used to cook raw ingredients, and a [[Dragonwilds:Stone Range]] or [[Dragonwilds:Cooking Range]] can be used to combine ingredients into meals. Food with high [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] to [[Dragonwilds:Weight]] ratios will allow you to carry more while adventuring. | |||
Most foods also provide [[Dragonwilds:Health]], however, there is a 2 second delay between eating food, and consuming more than 100 [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] will start to build [[Dragonwilds:Over Eating]] - eating 200 [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] over the cap will trigger the effect, preventing the player from eating any additional food for 15 seconds. Because of this, when looking for ideal healing foods, food with higher [[Dragonwilds:Health]] to [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] ratios should be preferred, and not just which food heals the most. Additionally, food with higher [[Dragonwilds:Health]] to [[Dragonwilds:Weight]] ratios will also allow you to carry more while adventuring. | |||
Some foods also provide [[Dragonwilds:Perks]], useful effects such as [[Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment]], which increases the player's [[Dragonwilds:experience]] gain in all [[Dragonwilds:skills]] by 10%. The duration of these perks can be reset with the use of [[Dragonwilds:Internal Alchemy]], but the player can only maintain one to three perk(s) from food. Any previous perk will be overwritten by the most recently consumed food. Additionally, only one source of food can provide the perk(s). For example, the player cannot eat two one-perk foods to have them both. However, the player can eat any other food that does not provide a perk without overriding the previous perk(s). | |||
The default sort for the following tables is based on [[Dragonwilds:Ashenfall|region]] and [[Dragonwilds:Cooking]] progression, and separated into a table for food without [[Dragonwilds:Perks]], food with [[Dragonwilds:Perks]], one for all food, and then the facility lists for the [[Dragonwilds:Campfire]] and [[Dragonwilds:Cooking Range]]. [[Dragonwilds:Burnt food]] is only included in the [[Dragonwilds:Campfire]] facility list. Use the Header sorts on the relevant table to find the food you're looking for. For example, use the Perk-less Food table and sort by [[Dragonwilds:Health]] to [[Dragonwilds:Sustenance]] Ratio to find food that will restore as much [[Dragonwilds:Health]] as possible in a short time without triggering [[Dragonwilds:Over Eating]] or overriding any active [[Dragonwilds:Perks]]. | |||
==Perk-less Food== | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" | |||
!Food | |||
!Health | |||
!Sustenance | |||
!Weight | |||
!H/S<ref>Health to Sustenance Ratio</ref> | |||
!H/W<ref>Health to Weight Ratio</ref> | |||
!S/W<ref>Sustenance to Weight Ratio</ref> | |||
!Materials | |||
|- | |||
|} | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
[[#top|Back to Top]] | |||
==Perk Food== | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" | |||
!Food | |||
!Health | |||
!Sustenance | |||
!Weight | |||
!H/S<ref>Health to Sustenance Ratio</ref> | |||
!H/W<ref>Health to Weight Ratio</ref> | |||
!S/W<ref>Sustenance to Weight Ratio</ref> | |||
!Perk(s) | |||
!Duration | |||
!Materials | |||
|- | |||
|} | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
[[#top|Back to Top]] | |||
==All Food== | |||
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" | |||
!Food | |||
!Health | |||
!Sustenance | |||
!Weight | |||
!H/S<ref>Health to Sustenance Ratio</ref> | |||
!H/W<ref>Health to Weight Ratio</ref> | |||
!S/W<ref>Sustenance to Weight Ratio</ref> | |||
!Perk(s) | |||
!Duration | |||
!Materials | |||
|- | |||
|1 x {{plink|Sweet Veg Ball}} | |||
| +70 | |||
| +65 | |||
|0.5 | |||
|1.08 | |||
|140 | |||
|130 | |||
|{{plink|Knowledgable Nourishment}} | |||
|300s | |||
|1 x {{plink|Fried Cabbage}} | |||
1 x {{plink|Baked Potato}} | |||
1 x {{plink|Dried Redberries}} | |||
|- | |||
|} | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
[[#top|Back to Top]] | |||
==Facility lists== | |||
===Campfire=== | |||
{{Uses facility list|Campfire|stats=yes|collapsible=yes|collapsed=yes}} | |||
===Cooking Range=== | |||
{{Uses facility list|Cooking Range|stats=yes|collapsible=yes|collapsed=yes}} | |||
{{Food and Drinks}} | {{Food and Drinks}} | ||
{{Cooking}} | {{Cooking}} | ||
{{Perks}} | |||
Revision as of 11:14, 20 July 2026
Food is a type of item primarily used to replenish Dragonwilds:Sustenance. Some foods can be consumed raw, such as Dragonwilds:Redberries, but most food must be cooked to be eaten. A Dragonwilds:Campfire or Dragonwilds:Grill can be used to cook raw ingredients, and a Dragonwilds:Stone Range or Dragonwilds:Cooking Range can be used to combine ingredients into meals. Food with high Dragonwilds:Sustenance to Dragonwilds:Weight ratios will allow you to carry more while adventuring.
Most foods also provide Dragonwilds:Health, however, there is a 2 second delay between eating food, and consuming more than 100 Dragonwilds:Sustenance will start to build Dragonwilds:Over Eating - eating 200 Dragonwilds:Sustenance over the cap will trigger the effect, preventing the player from eating any additional food for 15 seconds. Because of this, when looking for ideal healing foods, food with higher Dragonwilds:Health to Dragonwilds:Sustenance ratios should be preferred, and not just which food heals the most. Additionally, food with higher Dragonwilds:Health to Dragonwilds:Weight ratios will also allow you to carry more while adventuring.
Some foods also provide Dragonwilds:Perks, useful effects such as Dragonwilds:Knowledgable Nourishment, which increases the player's Dragonwilds:experience gain in all Dragonwilds:skills by 10%. The duration of these perks can be reset with the use of Dragonwilds:Internal Alchemy, but the player can only maintain one to three perk(s) from food. Any previous perk will be overwritten by the most recently consumed food. Additionally, only one source of food can provide the perk(s). For example, the player cannot eat two one-perk foods to have them both. However, the player can eat any other food that does not provide a perk without overriding the previous perk(s).
The default sort for the following tables is based on region and Dragonwilds:Cooking progression, and separated into a table for food without Dragonwilds:Perks, food with Dragonwilds:Perks, one for all food, and then the facility lists for the Dragonwilds:Campfire and Dragonwilds:Cooking Range. Dragonwilds:Burnt food is only included in the Dragonwilds:Campfire facility list. Use the Header sorts on the relevant table to find the food you're looking for. For example, use the Perk-less Food table and sort by Dragonwilds:Health to Dragonwilds:Sustenance Ratio to find food that will restore as much Dragonwilds:Health as possible in a short time without triggering Dragonwilds:Over Eating or overriding any active Dragonwilds:Perks.
Perk-less Food
| Food | Health | Sustenance | Weight | H/S<ref>Health to Sustenance Ratio</ref> | H/W<ref>Health to Weight Ratio</ref> | S/W<ref>Sustenance to Weight Ratio</ref> | Materials |
|---|
Perk Food
| Food | Health | Sustenance | Weight | H/S<ref>Health to Sustenance Ratio</ref> | H/W<ref>Health to Weight Ratio</ref> | S/W<ref>Sustenance to Weight Ratio</ref> | Perk(s) | Duration | Materials |
|---|
All Food
| Food | Health | Sustenance | Weight | H/S<ref>Health to Sustenance Ratio</ref> | H/W<ref>Health to Weight Ratio</ref> | S/W<ref>Sustenance to Weight Ratio</ref> | Perk(s) | Duration | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 x Template:Plink | +70 | +65 | 0.5 | 1.08 | 140 | 130 | Template:Plink | 300s | 1 x Template:Plink
1 x Template:Plink 1 x Template:Plink |