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A taste of autumn reduced to slurry and warmed over the fire. In Fellhollow, pumpkin soup was a popular dish when the temperature started to drop. Locals would gather together and share enormous cauldrons full of soup, as a way to build bonds with their community. It is said that once the villagers created an enormous cauldron, so that Imaru and Xikotal could join in the tradition, though for the great dragons it was barely an appetiser. | A taste of autumn reduced to slurry and warmed over the fire. In Fellhollow, pumpkin soup was a popular dish when the temperature started to drop. Locals would gather together and share enormous cauldrons full of soup, as a way to build bonds with their community. It is said that once the villagers created an enormous cauldron, so that Imaru and Xikotal could join in the tradition, though for the great dragons it was barely an appetiser. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:49, 9 April 2026
Template:Infobox Item Pumpkin Soup is a consumable food item that can be crafted at a Dragonwilds:Cooking Range after receiving a Dragonwilds:pumpkin in their inventory. Pumpkin soup provides 75 Dragonwilds:sustenance and provides the Dragonwilds:Soul Food buff, granting 2 Dragonwilds:lifeward every 5 seconds for 300 seconds, or a total of 120 Dragonwilds:lifeward over its full duration.
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A taste of autumn reduced to slurry and warmed over the fire. In Fellhollow, pumpkin soup was a popular dish when the temperature started to drop. Locals would gather together and share enormous cauldrons full of soup, as a way to build bonds with their community. It is said that once the villagers created an enormous cauldron, so that Imaru and Xikotal could join in the tradition, though for the great dragons it was barely an appetiser.