Requirements:

Cooking requires Cook's Utensils and/or Brewer's Supplies.

Proficiency is NOT required to make food, but will increase your chances of cooking good meals.

Types of ingredients:

Foraging and Harvesting:

Foraging and Harvesting for ingredients follows the rules of the Gathering, Harvesting, and Crafting Guide.

Dish Maximum Space:

You can determine the maximum space for your dishes based on your Modifier used to cook with Cook's Utensils. You can use either Dexterity, Intelligence, or Wisdom as your chosen ability to cook with. Your Maximum Space is equal to your chosen Modifier. Ingredient value may not exceed your "Dish Maximum Space".

Setting up your Cooking Rolls:

You can add Cook's Utensils to your Tool Proficiencies. Once it is added, you can then edit it using the little gear to the right of it. Once you edit it, you can alter the chosen ability to use (Dexterity, Intelligence, or Wisdom). You can also alter it to "Proficient, Not Proficient, Expertise, Half Proficient". Just select the applicable option there. Then you can even add any applicable bouns' you might be benefiting from.

Setting up your Satiation tracking:

Each serving of a dish will provide your character with not only a buff, but also Satiation. This will be detailed later on, but for now, setting it up on your character sheet will be outlined here.

Make sure your character sheet lock is disengaged first. When that is done, on your Abilities tab, you should see Resource 1, 2, and 3. Change the name of Resource 3 to "Satiation", then change the number value to reflect your Constitution Score. Example; If you have a Constitution of 18, your Satiation value should show 0/18.

Chef Feat:

If a character possesses the Chef Feat. They treat all of their "Meal Buffs" as one step higher for Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3. Turning all "Meal Buffs" of Tier 1 into Tier 2, all Tier 2 into Tier 3, and all Tier 3 into Tier 4

Satiation:

Satiation is calculated quite simply by using your Constitution Score.

Each portion of food you consume will have a satiation value based on its complexity. You can only gain the benefit of a "Meal Buff" if your current satiation level does not match or exceed your maximum satiation. Eating beyond your satiation max is possible but imparts no additional benefits. If you exceed your satiation maximum by twice the amount, you will gain a point of exhaustion as the "Food Coma" sets in. Pushing beyond that at all, will cause you to also gain disadvantage on attack rolls as the lethargy, caused by overeating gets worse. Both of which can only be removed by taking a long rest.

Your Satiation meter will always start back at 0 after completing a Long Rest.

Ingredients:

Ingredients are not calculated by weight, but by quantity. Some ingredients weigh more than others, and their additional weight does not have any bearing on the complexity, satiation, portions, or buffs of a dish.

You cannot choose more than one of each ingredient per dish.

Each Ingredient comes with a determined Buff. A dish can only benefit from one buff per dish. The cook decides which ingredient is the "Feature Ingredient", and the dish will then reflect that Buff upon successful completion.

Complexity Level:

After determining Ingredients, the cook will then determine the dish complexity.

This calculation is intimidating at first, but when you use the formula that is presented here, it makes it much easier.

First we need to consider the cooks "Maximum Dish Space", "S" for the formula. Maximum Dish Space is your modifier for using Cook's Utensils.

Next we need to consider the total value of the selected ingredients. Common Grade ingredients have a value of 1, up to Legendary Grade ingredients which have a value of 5. This can be seen in the "Type of Ingredients" section in "Basics of Cooking". "Total Value of ingredients", "V" for the formula

Complexity is determined by comparing the "Total Value of the Ingredients" against the "Max Dish Space".

In order to determine the "Comparison Value", "CV" for the formula. we use CV= V/S*100 which breaks down to: Comparison Value is equal to the Total Value of Ingredients divided by the Maximum Dish Space, multiplied by 100. You then compare the Percentage you get to this chart to determine the dish's complexity.

You could also just consult the below chart as a quick reference:

Chart drafted by: Khaos88

Cooking:

Once you have your Complexity figured out, you only need to get cooking!

Using this table, you can determine how many rolls you will need to make, and how long your dish will take to complete. You will need to Succeed a certain number of times BEFORE you fail a certain number of times in order for your dish to be considered Successfully Cooked.

Success and Failure need not be consecutive. If a cook choses to step away from their dish at any point during the cooking process, the dish is considered a Failure.

Another cook may grant the Help Action to the main cook.

Success:

The Cook needs to succeed the required number of times based on complexity before hitting the maximum number of failures. Once a dish is successfully cooked, the number of servings of your dish is calculated by considering your modifer used in cooking the dish +2.

The time required to eat a serving of your dish is also based on complexity, as you can see in the chart above.

A completed meal will not only provide those that consume it a meal buff, but they will also provide them with Satiation. The duration of the buff, and satiation levels are both included in the table above as well.

Cooked food will last a number of hours/days before it spoils, as outlined in the table above.

A character can only benefit from one "Meal Buff" at a time. If they eat multiple dishes that have a "Meal Buff" the character will retain only the last one they consumed. If a character consumes multiple dishes with the same "Meal Buff" neither the bonus, nor the duration will stack. It will just reset the timer for the "Meal Buff" duration.

Failure:

There are two failure situations. The first is the cook meets the maximum allowed failures before the required number of success'. The second is if the dish is abandoned during the cooking process.

In both circumstances the dish will provide no "Meal Buff", and the satiation will be halved. Time to consume will be doubled as well.

Land Proteins & Vegetables

Common: +1 Temporary HP
Uncommon: +2 Temporary HP
Rare: +3 Temporary HP
Very Rare: +4 Temporary HP
Legendary: Advantage to Constitution Saves

Seafoods

Common: +1 Perception
Uncommon: +2 Perception
Rare: +3 Perception
Very Rare: +4 Perception
Legendary: Advantage to Perception Checks

Fruits

Common: +1 Initiative
Uncommon: +2 Initiative
Rare: +3 Initiative
Very Rare: +4 Initiative
Legendary: Advantage to Initiative

Grains

Common: Increases the maximum space in the dish this ingredient is added to by 2. A successful dish made with this grade of grain will also yield 2 extra servings.

Uncommon: This Grade of Grain does not impact Dish Value when added, other than to reduce the current ingredient value of the dish it is added to by 1, allowing for potentially more ingredients.

Rare: Select one other ingredient that is of Uncommon grade or lower when this is added to a dish. This ingredient replicates that ingredient’s benefits. This cannot replicate the effects of an already-used ingredient.

Baking & Baked Goods

Common: +1 Survival
Uncommon: +2 Survival
Rare: +3 Survival
Very Rare: +4 Survival
Legendary: Advantage to Survival

Milks & Creams | Yogurts & Cheeses

Common: +1 Persuasion
Uncommon: +2 Persuasion
Rare: +3 Persuasion
Very Rare: +4 Persuasion
Legendary: Advantage to Persuasion

Nuts

Common: +1 Investigation
Uncommon: +2 Investigation
Rare: +3 Investigation
Very Rare: +4 Investigation
Legendary: Advantage to Investigation

Fungi

Common: Level 1 Spell Slot Recovery
Uncommon: Level 2 Spell Slot Recovery
Rare: Level 3 Spell Slot Recovery
Very Rare: Level 4 Spell Slot Recovery
Legendary: Level 5 Spell Slot Recovery

Sweeteners

Common: +1 Performance
Uncommon: +2 Performance
Rare: +3 Performance
Very Rare: +4 Performance
Legendary: Advantage to Performance

Seasoning

Common: +1 Stealth
Uncommon: +2 Sleight of Hand
Rare: +5 Movement Speed

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Meat will provide the "Meal Buff" of 1 Temporary Hit Point.

Breast
Sirloin Strips
Tiny Eggs: Type

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Meat will provide the "Meal Buff" of 2 Temporary Hit Points.

Brisket
Drums & Wings
Flank
Plate
Shoulder
Small Eggs: Type

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Meat will provide the "Meal Buff" of 3 Temporary Hit Points.

Chuck
Cutlets
Round
Large Eggs: Type

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Meat will provide the "Meal Buff" of 4 Temporary Hit Points.

Rib
Shank
Very Large Eggs: Type

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Meat will provide the "Meal Buff" of Advantage on Constitution Saving Throws.

Diamond-Cut Fillet
Loin
Massive Eggs: Type

Gaining meats from animals requires harvesting. The creature size will determine what meats you get from the Harvesting Attempt.

Only meat from creatures of the following types is edible:

Beast
Celestial
Dragon
Fey
Giant
Humanoid
Monstrosity*

Monstrosity meat will make even the most well cooked meal taste horrible.

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Seafood will provide the "Meal Buff" of +1 to Perception Checks.

Cutlet
Goijons
Loins

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Seafood will provide the "Meal Buff" of +2 to Perception Checks.

Butterfly Cuts
Fillet

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Seafood will provide the "Meal Buff" of +3 to Perception Checks.

Cheeks

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Seafood will provide the "Meal Buff" of +4 to Perception Checks.

Steak

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Seafood will provide the "Meal Buff" of Advantage on Perception Checks.

Medallions

Gaining meats from animals requires harvesting. The creature size will determine what meats you get from the Harvesting Attempt.

Only meat from creatures of the following types is edible:

Beast
Celestial
Dragon
Fey
Giant
Humanoid
Monstrosity*

Monstrosity meat will make even the most well cooked meal taste horrible.

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Fruit will provide the "Meal Buff" of +1 to Initiative.

Apple
Apricot
Banana
Blackberry
Blueberry
Grape
Orange
Peach
Pear
Plum
Raspberry
Strawberry
Watermelon

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Fruit will provide the "Meal Buff" of +2 to Initiative.

Black Currant
Cantaloupe
Cranberry
Currant
Date
Elderberry
Gooseberry
Grapefruit
Huckleberry
Kiwifruit
Lemon
Lime
Loganberry
Loquat
Marionberry
Nectarine
Papaya
Soursop
Thimbleberry
White Currant

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Fruit will provide the "Meal Buff" of +3 to Initiative.

Avocado
Cherry
Fig
Guava
Mango
Medlar
Mulberry
Persimmon
Pineberry
Prune
Red Medlar
Satsuma
Star Apple
Starfruit
Tomato

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Fruit will provide the "Meal Buff" of +4 to Initiative.

Acai
Boysenberry
Breadfruit
Cactus Pear
Cloudberry
Coconut
Dragonfruit
Durian
Jackfruit
Jujube
Kumquat
Lychee
Mamey Apple
Plantain

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Fruit will provide the "Meal Buff" of Advantage on Initiative.

Blackcurrant
Cacao
Crab Apple
Goji Berry
Honeyberry
Juniper Berry
Magellan Barberry

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Vegetable will provide the "Meal Buff" of 1 temporary HP.

Bean Sprouts
Bell Pepper
Broccoli
Cabbage
Carrot
Cauliflower
Chard
Cucumber
Garlic
Green Beans
Kale
Lettuce
Onion
Peas
Potato
Spinach

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Vegetable will provide the "Meal Buff" of 2 temporary HP.

Asparagus
Beet
Black Beans
Celery
Chickpeas
Chive
Kidney Beans
Leek
Lentils
Radish
Rhubarb
Shallot
Split Peas
Sweet Potato
Turnip
Yam

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Vegetable will provide the "Meal Buff" of 3 temporary HP.

Artichoke
Aubergine
Bok Choy
Brussel Sprouts
Cayenne Peppers
Collard Greens
Jalapeno Peppers
Okra
Tabasco Peppers
Watercress

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Vegetable will provide the "Meal Buff" of 4 temporary HP.

Acorn Squash
Banana Squash
Black-eyed Peas
Broad Beans
Butternut Squash
Courgette
Hubbard Squash
Lima Beans
Mung Beans
Navy Beans
Pinto Beans
Rutabaga
Snap Peas
Soy Beans
Spaghetti Squash

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Vegetable will provide the "Meal Buff" of Advantage on Constitution Saving Throws.

Cassava Root
Habanero Peppers
Radish

Food Grades:

Grains used directly in a dish of the Common, Uncommon, or Rare varieties can alter the dish in the following ways:

Common (Ingredient Value: 0)

Increases the maximum space in the dish this ingredient is added to by 2. A successful dish made with this grade of grain will also have 2 extra servings.

Barley
Corn
Oats
Rice
Wheat

Uncommon(Ingredient Value: 0)

This Grade of Grain does not impact Dish Value when added, other than to reduce the current ingredient value of the dish it is added to by 1, allowing for potentially more ingredients.

Millet
Quinoa
Rye
Sorghum

Rare(Ingredient Value: 3)

Select one other ingredient that is of Uncommon grade or lower when this is added to a dish. This ingredient replicates that ingredient’s benefits. This cannot replicate the effects of an already-used ingredient.

Buckwheat
Bulgur
Farro

Processing Grains:

Grains can also be processed into flour using time and a mortar and pestle The time it takes depends on its rarity. 1 unit of grains is turned into 1 unit of flour.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

It takes only 30 minutes of processing in order to create flour using this type of grain

Barley
Corn
Oats
Rice
Wheat

Uncommon(Ingredient Value: 2)

It takes only 45 minutes of processing in order to create flour using this type of grain

Millet
Quinoa
Rye
Sorghum

Rare(Ingredient Value: 3)

It takes only 60 minutes of processing in order to create flour using this type of grain

Buckwheat
Bulgur
Farro

Very Rare(Ingredient Value: 4)

It takes only 90 minutes of processing in order to create flour using this type of grain

Amaranth
Teff

Legendary(Ingredient Value: 5)

It takes only 120 minutes of processing in order to create flour using this type of grain

Durum Wheat
Spelt
Triticale

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Flour will produce Common Baked Goods.

Barley Flour
Corn Flour/Meal
Oat Flour
Rice Flour
Wheat Flour

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Flour will produce Uncommon Baked Goods.

Millet Flour
Quinoa Flour
Rye Flour
Sorghum Flour

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Flour will produce Rare Baked Goods.

Buckwheat Flour
Bulgur Flour
Farro Flour

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of flour will produce Very Rare Baked Goods.

Amaranth Flour
Teff Flour

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Flour will produce Legendary Baked Goods.

Durum Wheat Flour
Spelt Flour
Triticale Flour

Making Baked Goods

When baking, you can use baked goods as ingredients or enjoy them as a standalone treat. They last twice as long as regular dishes. If used as an ingredient, baked goods provide a default "Survival" based "Meal Buff". You'll need an oven, like a D.W.A.R.F. Oven for on-the-go baking, to create these treats following standard cooking steps.

Baked goods are made from one unit of flour, 16oz (1 Pint) of water, and other ingredients, with the type of flour and ingredients determining the final product.

Additional ingredients can modify the "Meal Buff" and complexity of your Baked Goods.

The servings can be consumed directly or incorporated into other dishes.

The ingredient value of the baked goods is influenced by the type of flour used in their preparation.

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Baked Good will provide the "Meal Buff" of +1 to Survival Checks.

Basic Bread
Biscuit
Bread Sticks
Bun
Cake
Cornbread
Cracker
Flan
Flatbread
Naan
Pancake
Sweet Bread
Tart
Tortilla
Vegetable Bread

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Baked Good will provide the "Meal Buff" of +2 to Survival Checks.

Buns (Stuffed)
Cookies
Crepe
Cupcakes
Fried Bread
Pie Crust
Pumpkin Bread
Rye Bread
Scone
Sourdough

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Baked Good will provide the "Meal Buff" of +3 to Survival Checks.

Bagels
Baguette
Brioche
Ciabatta
Cinnamon Buns
Ginger Bread
Pita
Snack Bars
Strudel

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Baked Good will provide the "Meal Buff" of +4 to Survival Checks.

Bread Rolls
Crumpet
Damphfnudel
Pretzel
Roundbread
Wafers

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Baked Good will provide the "Meal Buff" of Advantage on Survival Checks.

Brownies
Cheesecake
Hardtack
Pepper and Cheese bread

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Cheese

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

Requires 1 unit of Common Milk/Cream

Cheddar Cheese (30 Minutes, Age for a minimum 6 months, Can age up to 3 years)
Cottage Cheese (30 Minutes, No aging needed)
Edam Cheese (30 Minutes, No aging needed)
Gouda Cheese (30 Minutes, No aging needed)
Mozzarella Cheese (30 Minutes, No aging needed, can age up to 21 days)

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

Requires 1 unit of Uncommon Milk/Cream |OR| 3 units of Common Milk/Cream

Cream Cheese (45 Minutes, No aging needed)
Emmentaler Cheese (45 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Feta Cheese (45 Minutes, No aging needed)
Gruyere Cheese (45 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Mascarpone Cheese (45 Minutes, No aging needed)
Monterey Jack Cheese (45 Minutes, No aging needed)
Provolone Cheese (45 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

Requires 1 unit of Rare Milk/Cream |OR| 3 units of Uncommon Milk/Cream |OR| 5 units of Common Milk/Cream

Fontina Cheese (60 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Halloumi Cheese (60 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Roquefort Cheese (60 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Stilton Cheese (60 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

Requires 1 unit of Very Rare Milk/Cream |OR| 3 units of Rare Milk/Cream |OR| 5 Units of Uncommon Milk/Cream |OR| 8 units of Common Milk/Cream

Blue Cheese (90 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Camembert (90 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Pont-l'Évêque (90 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Port Salut (90 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

Requires 1 unit of Legendary Milk/Cream |OR| 3 units of Very Rare Milk/Cream |OR| 5 units of Rare Milk/Cream |OR| 8 units of Uncommon Milk/Cream |OR| 12 units of Common Milk/Cream

Limburger Cheese (120 Minutes, Age for a minimum 21 days, Can age up to 6 months)
Munster Cheese (120 Minutes, Age for a minimum of 36 days, Can age up to 58 days)
Parmesan Cheese (120 Minutes, Age for a minimum of 12 months, Can age up to 3 years)

Yogurt

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

Requires 1 unit of Common Milk/Cream

Cow Yogurt
Goat Yogurt
Pig Yogurt
Sheep Yogurt

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

Requires 1 unit of Uncommon Milk/Cream

Camel Yogurt
Donkey Yogurt
Water Buffalo Yogurt

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

Requires 1 unit of Rare Milk/Cream

Horse Yogurt
Llama Yogurt
Yak Yogurt

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

Requires 1 unit of Very Rare Milk/Cream

Alpaca Yogurt
Moose Yogurt

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

Requires 1 unit of Legendary Milk/Cream

Cockroach Yogurt
Reindeer Yogurt

Making Yogurt

To make yogurt using the G.N.O.M.E. Yogurt'o'matic machine, you first calibrate it for 30 minutes and then add your Milk/Cream base. The machine processes the mixture for the next 12 hours, resulting in yogurt of the same grade as the Milk/Cream used. This yogurt can then be used as an ingredient for cooking or just enjoyed as a standalone snack. 1 unit of Milk/Cream makes 1 unit of Yogurt.

Making Cheese

To make cheese using the G.N.O.M.E. Cheese'o'matic machine, you calibrate and fine-tune the machine after pouring in the required grade and quantity of Milk/Cream. This process yields the desired cheese product. The cheese can be left in the G.N.O.M.E. Cheese'o'matic for aging, which accelerates the aging process by four times. However, the machine cannot be used while cheese is aging inside it.

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Nuts will provide the "Meal Buff" of +1 Investigation.

Acorn
Almond
Cashew Nut
Coconut
Peanut

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Nuts will provide the "Meal Buff" of +2 Investigation.

Breadnut
Hazelnut
Pecans
Walnut

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Nuts will provide the "Meal Buff" of +3 Investigation.

Apricot Nut
Brazil Nut
Chestnuts
Pistachio

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Nuts will provide the "Meal Buff" of +4 Investigation.

Kola Nut
Macadamia Nut
Pine Nut

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Nuts will provide the "Meal Buff" of Advantage on Investigation Checks.

Candlenut
Deez Nut
Malabar Chestnut
Palm Nut
Red Bopple Nut

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Fungi will provide the "Meal Buff" of a Level 1 Spell Slot Recovery.

Black Trumpet Mushroom
Button Mushroom
Charcoal Burner Mushroom
Common Ink Cap Mushroom
Cremini Mushroom
Dryad's Saddle Mushroom
Enoki Mushroom
Field Mushroom
Green Cracking Russula Mushroom
Hedgehog Mushroom
Straw Mushroom

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Fungi will provide the "Meal Buff" of a Level 2 Spell Slot Recovery.

Bay Bolete Mushroom
Caesar's Mushroom
Chanterelle Mushroom
Chicken of the Woods Mushroom
Giant Puffball Mushroom
Parasol Mushroom
Portobello Mushroom
Wood Blewit Mushroom

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Fungi will provide the "Meal Buff" of a Level 3 Spell Slot Recovery.

Cauliflower Mushroom
Crab Brittlegill Mushroom
False Morel Mushroom
Gypsy Mushroom
Honey Fungus Mushroom
King Bolete Mushroom
Oyster Mushroom
Shimeji Mushroom
Wood Ear Mushroom

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Fungi will provide the "Meal Buff" of a Level 4 Spell Slot Recovery.

Lion's Mane Mushroom
Maitake Mushroom
Matsutake Mushroom
Morel Mushroom
Red Pine Mushroom
Red-Capped Scaber Stalk Mushroom

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Fungi will provide the "Meal Buff" of a Level 5 Spell Slot Recovery.

Reishi Mushroom
Shiitake Mushroom
Slipper Jack Mushroom
Yellow Knight Mushroom

Spell slot recovery.

Consumers can eat multiple servings in one sitting and add the levels together up to a total of level 5, provided they have the available satiation space. The "Duration" of a Fungi focused meal denotes the duration before you can benefit from this meal benefit again.

Food Grades:

Food groups generally will have 5 Food Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Sweetener will provide the "Meal Buff" of +1 Performance.

Brown Sugar
Cane Sugar
Honey
Maple Syrup
White Sugar

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Sweetener will provide the "Meal Buff" of +2 Performance.

Agave Nectar
Coconut Sugar
Confectioner's Sugar
Date Sugar
Demerara Sugar

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Sweetener will provide the "Meal Buff" of +3 Performance.

Blackstrap Molasses
Caramel
Golden Sugar
Raw Sugar
Treacle Sugar

Very Rare (Ingredient Value: 4)

This Grade of Sweetener will provide the "Meal Buff" of +4 Performance.

Beet Sugar
Cane Juice Crystals
Carob Syrup
Castor Sugar
Grape Sugar

Legendary (Ingredient Value: 5)

This Grade of Sweetener will provide the "Meal Buff" of Advantage to Performance.

Buttered Syrup
Yellow Sugar

Food Grades:

Spice groups have 3 Spice Grades.

Common (Ingredient Value: 1)

This Grade of Spice will provide the "Meal Buff" of +1 Stealth.

Basil
Black pepper
Cayenne pepper
Cilantro
Cumin
Garlic powder
Jerk seasoning
Oregano
Paprika
Red pepper flakes
Sesame seeds
Taco seasoning
Thyme
Turmeric
Za'atar

Uncommon (Ingredient Value: 2)

This Grade of Spice will provide the "Meal Buff" of +2 Slight of Hand.

Aleppo pepper
Amchur (mango powder)
Berbere
Black garlic
Cardamom
Cinnamon
Coriander seed
Dill
Fennel seeds
Furikake
Garam masala
Ginger
Kaffir lime leaves
Lemongrass
Marjoram
Nori (seaweed)
Onion powder
Peppercorns
Red pepper flakes
Sage
Shichimi togarashi
Sumac
Tarragon
Vanilla extract
White pepper

Rare (Ingredient Value: 3)

This Grade of Spice will provide the "Meal Buff" of +5ft additional movement speed.

Allspice
Anise
Bay leaves
Caraway seeds
Chervil
Cloves
Curry paste
Curry powder
Dukkah
Gochujang
Harissa
Herbes de Provence
Juniper berries
Lemon pepper
Lemon zest
Mace
Miso paste
Mustard powder
Nutmeg
Old Bay seasoning
Panch phoron
Pomegranate molasses
Ras el hanout
Rice vinegar
Rosemary
Saffron
Sambal oelek
Smoked paprika
Smoked paprika
Star anise
Tamarind paste
Umeboshi paste
Vadouvan
Wasabi
Yuzu kosho