Food/Temporary

Yummy! Food lowers your Hunger, sometimes Thirst and sometimes it also has other beneficial effects. Eating food that would reduce Hunger by a larger value than the character's current hunger sets it 0% and applies the Satiety condition instead. Most foods will rot or spoil after a certain time. Eating spoiled or rotten food is not recommended. Some foods (usually meat) can be cooked, which greatly improves their benefits. Eating raw meat is possible, but less beneficial than cooked meat, and may also produce negative effects, such as Vomiting.

Procuring food

Different food types can be bought in town from the Innkeeper and his assistants, from the local food merchants in their stalls, and sometimes from random townspeople. Simply talk to them and see what they have.

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Chances are you will find some food when exploring bandit hideouts. A good alternative can be hunting for meat in a nearby forest.

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Planning ahead

A quick run into a nearby bandit hideout won't require much more than two pieces of Bread. However, if you're travelling to a far away undead crypt, that's a whole different story. Plus undead don't eat, so don't expect to find any food there. If you decide to hunt for food, don't forget that there's currently no way to make fire, so you need someplace to cook it.

Stuffing yourself before leaving town is another option which might help, but don't overeat too much as it's not healthy. Try combining different food types with extra benefits and learn to use foods that also give you Hunger Resistance.

Eat smart

Consider your eating expenses. It barely costs anything to hunt deer in the forest and even a small amount of Venison can last a long time. Be mindful of the freshness of different foods. When you find food in the dungeons, eat cheese and other types that spoil quickly first, then bread, fruit and veggies, then long lasting food like Potatoes last.

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If you're rich, consider investing into Sausages and Smoked Ham. These are amazing foods that never spoil and also come with multiple uses per item, saving inventory space.

List of all foods

Item	Inv. slots	Price	Subcategory	Properties	Uses	Freshness	Description
Roasted Fatty Meat	2×1	37	Meat	Hunger: -35% Hunger Resistance: +15% (120 t)	1	2 days	A hefty steak, medium rare. A true warrior's lunch.
Fatty Meat	2×1	31	Meat	Hunger: -25%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1	1 day	A giant chunk of fresh meat.
Rotten Meat	2×1	0	Meat	Hunger: -4% Intoxication Change: +0.5% (90 t) Morale: -20%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		This fillet has clearly seen better days.
Roasted Tough Meat	2×1	30	Meat	Hunger: -30% Hunger Resistance: +10% (90 t)	1	2 days	For those with strong teeth and jaws. An acquired taste as well.
Tough Meat	2×1	27	Meat	Hunger: -20%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1	1 day	With enough skill it can be used to cook something appetizing.
Rotten Meat	2×1	0	Meat	Hunger: -3% Intoxication Change: +0.5% (90 t) Morale: -20%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		A single whiff, and the stench will burn itself into your memory.
Roasted Tender Meat	1×1	35	Meat	Hunger: -20% Hunger Resistance: +20% (60 t) Morale: +3%	1	2 days	Worthy to be served to a king... If only Aldor had one, of course.
Tender Meat	1×1	18	Meat	Hunger: -10%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1	1 day	Tender, soft, juicy - a mouth-watering chunk.
Rotten Meat	1×2	0	Meat	Hunger: -3% Intoxication Change: +0.5% (60 t) Morale: -20%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Not so tender now.
Roasted Sinewy Meat	1×1	10	Meat	Hunger: -12% Hunger Resistance: +3% (30 t) Morale: -5% Immunity: -5%	1	2 days	Hunger is the best spice - there are worse things to be eaten.
Sinewy Meat	1×1	5	Meat	Hunger: -7% Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1	1 day	In times of famine Aldorians sometimes resorted to eating rats, foxes, badgers, and other critters... Looks like history made another circle.
Rotten Meat	1×1	0	Meat	Hunger: -2% Intoxication Change: +0.75% (30 t) Morale: -20%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		As if it couldn't get any more disgusting...
Roasted Meat Morsels	1×1	6	Meat	Hunger: -10% Hunger Resistance: +3% (45 t) Immunity: -5%	1	2 days	Makes for a disappointing lunch - there's barely enough meat for one bite.
Meat Morsels	1×1	5	Meat	Hunger: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1	1 day	There's hardly anything to cook.
Rotten Meat Morsels	1×1	0	Meat	Hunger: -1% Intoxication Change: -0.75% (30 t)   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		They may be tiny, but the stench travels for miles.
Roasted Drumstick	1×1	30	Meat	Hunger: -20% Hunger Resistance: +10% (120 t)	1	2 days	Grilled chicken drumsticks are very filling.
Raw Drumstick	1×1	18	Meat	May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1	1 day	It won't run away anymore.
Rotten Drumstick	1×1	0	Meat	Hunger: -3% Intoxication Change: +0.25% (60 t)   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		It has witnessed the days of the old king.
Sausage	2×1	115	Meat	Hunger: -25% Hunger Resistance: +10% (90 t)	3	inf	Well-salted minced meat.
Smoked Ham	2×1	140	Meat	Hunger: -20% Hunger Resistance: +5% (60 t)	4	inf	There are rumors about a village where ham is cooked with steam. Ah, the local customs...
Cooked Carp	1×1	16	Fish	Hunger: -15% Hunger Resistance: +5% (90 t) Immunity: +1%	1	1 day	Simple, tasty, and nutritious.
Carp	1×1	12	Fish	Hunger: -10%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1	1 day	Its wet scales glisten and shimmer in the sun.
Rotten Carp	1×1	0	Fish	Hunger: -2% Intoxication Change: +0.75% (30 t)   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		It has a distinct stench of rot to it.
Cheese	1×1	21	Dairy	Hunger: -20% Hunger Resistance: +5% (90 t)	1	2 days	A perfect addition to any diet.
Spoiled Cheese	1×1	0	Dairy	Hunger: -3% Morale: -10%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Mold clearly does not make this cheese seem more noble.
Goat Cheese	1×1	19	Dairy	Hunger: -18% Hunger Resistance: +15% (60 t)	1	2 days	It smells funny, but tastes good enough.
Spoiled Goat Cheese	1×1	0	Dairy	Hunger: -3% Morale: -10%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Nothing can fight this smell.
Peach	1×1	15	Fruit	Hunger: -5% Thirst: -7% Morale: +1% Immunity: +4% Fatigue: -0.50%	1	3 days	Peaches arrived to Aldor in times immemorial: back then they were known as "royal fruits".
Apple	1×1	8	Fruit	Hunger: -5% Thirst: -5% Energy Restoration: +1% (30 t) Immunity: +1%	1	4 days	An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
Rotten Apple	1×1	0	Fruit	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		It's crawling with worms. Disgusting.
Pear	1×1	8	Fruit	Hunger: -5% Thirst: -5% Energy Restoration: +0.50% (30 t) Immunity: +2%	1	4 days	Fresh and plump.
Rotten Pear	1×1	0	Fruit	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Doesn't look very appetizing...
Fig	1×1	25	Fruit	Hunger: -1% Morale: +2% Max Health: +1% Health Restoration: +2% (60 t) Immunity: +5%	1	5 days	An exotic fruit, often traded by eastern merchants. It does not come cheap: folks say that it's one of the secrets to elven longevity.
Dried Fig	1×1	15	Fruit	Hunger: -3% Morale: -5% Health Restoration: Immunity: +3%	1	inf	Dried figs are not as tasty, but they are somewhat more nourishing, and they can be stored for much longer.
Grape	1×1	9	Fruit	Hunger: -5% Thirst: -8% Immunity: +3%	1	3 days	Sweet and slightly tart.
Rotten Grape	1×1	0	Fruit	Hunger: -1% Thirst: -2% Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		A bunch of fermented berries.
Elven Citrus	1×1	35	Fruit	Hunger: -1% Thirst: +5% Intoxication Change: -0.5% (30 t) Health Restoration: +1% (30 t) Immunity: +7%	1	7 days	Hideously sour, but very healthy. The nobles cringe, but keep eating them.
Spoiled Elven Citrus	1×1	0	Fruit	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Now it's not just hideosly sour but also has a rotten aftertaste.
Dragon Fruit	1×1	50	Fruit	Hunger: -10% Thirst: -10% Pain: -5% Immunity: +10% Fatigue: -1%	1	4 days	It's hard to believe this weird fruit to come from our world. The taste is simply amazing.
Spoiled Dragon Fruit	1×1	0	Fruit	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Perhaps you can still sell this exotic fruit even in its current condition. But don't count on it too much.
Barberry	1×1	5	Berry	Hunger: -2% Thirst: -3% Energy Restoration: +0.5% (20 t)	1	2 days	Few eat barberries without necessity - they're mostly used to treat a plethora of ailments.
Rotten Barberry	1×1	0	Berry	Hunger: -1% Morale: -3%   May cause vomiting.	1		It falls apart into foul-smelling mush at the slightest touch. Disgusting.
Bilberry	1×1	3	Berry	Hunger: -1% Thirst: -2% Intoxication Change: -0.1% (30 t)	1	2 days	Aldorian herbalists regard bilberries as a trusted remedy for stomach aches.
Rotten Bilberry	1×1	0	Berry	Hunger: -1% Morale: -3%   May cause vomiting.	1		It falls apart into foul-smelling mush at the slightest touch. Disgusting.
Blueberry	1×1	5	Berry	Hunger: -2% Thirst: -3% Bleed Resistance: +2.5% (20 t)	1	2 days	Sweet, with a touch of pleasant sourness. Simply delicious.
Rotten Blueberry	1×1	0	Berry	Hunger: -1% Morale: -3%   May cause vomiting.	1		It falls apart into foul-smelling mush at the slightest touch. Disgusting.
Gooseberry	1×1	5	Berry	Hunger: -2% Thirst: -3% Healing Efficiency: +3% (30 t)	1	2 days	It’s tart enough to sour one's mood.
Rotten Gooseberry	1×1	0	Berry	Hunger: -1% Morale: -3%   May cause vomiting.	1		It falls apart into foul-smelling mush at the slightest touch. Disgusting.
Lingonberry	1×1	3	Berry	Hunger: -1% Thirst: -2% Pain Change: -0.1% (30 t)	1	2 days	Tasty and good for one's health - any healer worth their salt can use boreal lingonberry in at least a dozen remedies.
Rotten Lingonberry	1×1	0	Berry	Hunger: -1% Morale: -3%   May cause vomiting.	1		It falls apart into foul-smelling mush at the slightest touch. Disgusting.
Raspberry	1×1	5	Berry	Hunger: -2% Thirst: -3% Morale: +0.50%	1	2 days	So juicy that it almost asks to be devoured by the handful.
Rotten Raspberry	1×1	0	Berry	Hunger: -1% Morale: -3%   May cause vomiting.	1		It falls apart into foul-smelling mush at the slightest touch. Disgusting.
Carrot	1×1	5	Vegetable	Hunger: -5% Immunity: +2%	1	15 days	An excellent garnish... once you wash the dirt off.
Rotten Carrot	1×1	0	Vegetable	Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Eating this doesn't seem like a good idea.
Baked Potato	1×1	4	Vegetable	Hunger: -7%	1	4 days	Makes for a great campfire dinner.
Potato	1×1	5	Vegetable	Hunger: -5% Morale: -1% Fatigue: -0.20%	1	15 days	You can eat it raw. But why would you?
Rotten Potato	1×1	0	Vegetable	Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		This is only good as a fertilizer.
Leek	1×1	5	Vegetable	Hunger: -3% Intoxication Change: -0.10% (45 t) Immunity: +2%	1	3 days	Fresh, green and crispy.
Rotten Leek	1×1	0	Vegetable	Hunger: -1% Immunity: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Looks somewhat... wilted.
Onion	1×1	5	Vegetable	Hunger: -3% Intoxication: -3% Immunity: +2%	1	15 days	Has layers and is more than it appears.
Rotten Onion	1×1	0	Vegetable	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Turned brown under the sun and started sprouting little white hairs.
Garlic	1×1	4	Vegetable	Hunger: -3% Intoxication: -2% Immunity: +2% Unholy Resistance: +1% (90 t)	1	15 days	Commoners sincerely believe that its smell scares away evil spirits. In reality it scares away pretty much everyone.
Rotten Garlic	1×1	0	Vegetable	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		You want some advice? Do not eat this.
White Radish	1×1	5	Vegetable	Hunger: -3% Hunger Change: -0.10% (20 t) Immunity: +2%	1	7 days	This vegetable was brought to Aldor from the Jacinth Kingdoms. It wasn't that long ago but it has already managed to take root.
Rotten White Radish	1×1	0	Vegetable	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Not so white anymore.
Beet	1×1	5	Vegetable	Hunger: -5% Immunity: +2% Fatigue: -0.30%	1	7 days	Thanks to their nutritiousness and mellow flavor, beets are the key ingredient in many peasant dishes.
Rotten Beet	1×1	0	Vegetable	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Put it back where you found it.
Tomato	1×1	8	Vegetable	Hunger: -5% Thirst: -5% Immunity: +2%	1	4 days	The elves brought many unusual crops to Aldor. Tomato is one of them. Some madmen claim it's a berry.
Rotten Tomato	1×1	0	Vegetable	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause vomiting.	1		Frequent dinner of a bad minstrel.
Roasted Acorn	1×1	2	Herb	Hunger: -2% Intoxication: -1%	1	inf	Not the most filling meal in Aldor, but... one could do worse.
Acorn	1×1	2	Herb	Hunger: -1% Intoxication: -2%	1	inf	During more peaceful times acorns would be fed to pigs. These days destitute villagers prefer to hog them for themselves.
Ginger Root	1×1	35	Herb	Hunger Resistance: +5% (60 t) Intoxication Change: -0.25% (60 t) Immunity: +5%   Removes the effects of being drunk.	1	inf	An elven plant with tart taste and fragrant aroma. It's said that it helps with hangovers and other... ailments.
Bread	2×1	12	Pastry	Hunger: -25% Thirst: +5%	1	5 days	A good chunk of rustic bread. Sticks to the teeth.
Moldy Bread	1×1	0	Pastry	Hunger: -3% Thirst: +10% Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		It's covered with a thick layer of mold.
Flatbread	1×1	11	Pastry	Hunger: -10% Hunger Resistance: +3% (60 t)	1	3 days	A flatbread made of wheat flour is a common lunch of poor city folks.
Spoiled Flatbread	1×1	0	Pastry	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		This certainly won't sate your hunger.
Pancakes	1×1	20	Pastry	Hunger: -20% Hunger Resistance: +5% (60 t) Morale: +4% Fatigue Resistance: +5% (60 t)	1	3 days	A stack of hearty, appetising pancakes.
Spoiled Pancakes	1×1	0	Pastry	Hunger: -2% Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		They don't smell good at all.
Pretzel	1×1	16	Pastry	Hunger: -15% Hunger Resistance: +5% (30 t) Thirst: +5% Morale: +2% Fatigue Change: -0.01 (30 t)	1	4 days	A tastefully salty pretzel. Pretty nourishing.
Spoiled Pretzel	1×1	0	Pastry	Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		This certainly won't sate your hunger.
Bilberry Pie	2×2	50	Pastry	Hunger: -20% Hunger Resistance: +7.50% (60 t) Morale Change: +0.10% (60 t) Fatigue: -1% Fatigue Resistance: +10% (60 t)	4	5 days	Not a single major celebration in Aldor is complete without a bilberry pie. Any reputable hostess has a personal take on this scrumptious dish.
Spoiled Bilberry Pie	2×2	0	Pastry	Hunger: -2% Morale: -5%   May cause Vomiting.	4		Alas, the festives had come to an end before anyone had a chance to eat it.
Peasant Stew	2×1	10	Dish	Hunger: -10% Thirst: -5%	1	2 days	Cooked with whatever was at hand. Helps fill the belly a bit.
Spoiled Peasant Stew	2×1	0	Dish	Hunger: -2% Thirst: -1% Morale: -10%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Just pour it out already.
Lentil Soup	2×1	15	Dish	Hunger: -20% Thirst: -5% Sanity: +3%	1	2 days	Lentil soup is beneficial for mental health. Supposedly.
Spoiled Lentil Soup	2×1	0	Dish	Hunger: -2% Thirst: -1% Morale: -10%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		This lentil soup will just ruin your day.
Roasted Penny Bun	1×1	6	Mushroom	Hunger: -2% Thirst: -1% Morale: +1% Health Restoration: +1% (24 t)	1	1 day	This rich mushroom aroma can be enjoyed indefinitely.
Penny Bun	1×1	6	Mushroom	Hunger: -1% Hunger Resistance: +1% (30 t) Health Restoration: +2% (30 t)	1	2 days	Folks say that penny buns are good for one's health... And they taste splendidly to boot.
Rotten Penny Bun	1×1	0	Mushroom	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5% Health Restoration: +1% (0 t)     May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Just a handful of useless, rotting mushroom flesh.
Roasted Pinecap	1×1	5	Mushroom	Hunger: -3% Hunger Resistance: +3% (0 t) Morale: +1%	1	1 day	Not the most filling snack but an undeniably tasty one.
Pinecap	1×1	5	Mushroom	Hunger: -2% Intoxication: -1% Energy Replenishment: +2%	1	2 days	Herbalists claim that raw pinecaps can absorb poisons and grant vigor.
Rotten Pinecap	1×1	0	Mushroom	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Just a handful of useless, rotting mushroom flesh.
Roasted Fly Agaric	1×1	4	Mushroom	Hunger: -3% Intoxication: +10% Pain: -5% Pain Resistance: Sanity: -5%	1	1 day	Thoroughly boiling and roasting fly agarics makes them almost perfectly safe to consume.
Rotten Fly Agaric	1×1	4	Mushroom	Hunger: -1% Intoxication: +20% Sanity: -10% Morale: -10%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Just a handful of useless, rotting mushroom flesh.
Roasted Death Cap	1×1	3	Mushroom	Intoxication: -100% Sanity: -100%   It's not worth it, really.	1	1 day	If you are certain that you want to eat it - go ahead.
Roasted Chanterelle	1×1	3	Mushroom	Hunger: -1% Morale: +1% Morale Change: +0.10% (20 x)	1	1 day	Properly roasted chanterelles gives them a golden color and an irresistible taste.
Chanterelle	1×1	3	Mushroom	Hunger: -1%	1	2 days	It has the faintest either fruity or earthy aroma.
Rotten Chanterelle	1×1	0	Mushroom	Hunger: -1% Morale: -5%   May cause poisoning or vomiting.	1		Just a handful of useless, rotting mushroom flesh.
Bunting	1×2	10		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	Buntings prefer making their nests close to cultivated fields.
Jay	1×2	10		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	The skittishness of jays is perhaps the main reason for the large size of their population.
Raven	1×2	4		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	Most people dislike ravens, seeing them as an ill omen of death, war, and grief.
Sparrow	1×1	4		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	The simple folk have little appreciation for sparrows, thinking of them as thieves and annoying critters.
Swallow	1×2	10		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	Swallows have many superstitions associated with them: people predict weather by their flight, and a swallow's nest built in the eaves of a house supposedly brings good fortune to its residents.
Thrush	1×2	10		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	Thrushes have a great singing voice, but alas, they are more valued for their tasty, nourishing meat.
Tit	1×1	4		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	The tit is seen as a symbol of luck, so no harm comes to these birds without a good reason - they are hunted only by those stricken with poverty or starvation.
Wren	1×1	4		Can be plucked.	1	1 day	The superstitions surrounding this small bird are centuries-old: even the ancient Firns held a belief that the guise of wrens is often adopted by mischievous forest spirits.

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