Cooking

Cooking UI

This page is about the skill. For the enchantment, see Cooking (Enchantment).

Cooking is a skill that allows raw ingredients to be prepared, then transformed into dishes or brewed into potions, using heat and other reagents to produce enchanted buffs. New recipes can be unlocked by preparing or obtaining new ingredients.

Food has a chance to burn, depending on the player's effective cooking level and the level of the recipe. Either burnt food or burnt fish is produced when failing depending on whether meat or fish is used respectively. Failed potions will result in Ashes being produced.

Effective cooking level and the amount of ingredients utilized also affects the level (or quality) of food produced, which directly affects the amount of health and buff stacks the food will have. By leveling cookery or wearing gear with cooking related enchantments (such as the Cooking Set, the chef achieves higher quality food for increased healing and improved buff strength.

Uses

Food can be placed in the combat inventory to recover health during combat. While some raw ingredients and prepared ingredients provide HP when consumed, it is recommended that they be cooked into dishes beforehand to increase the amount of HP available.

HP is restored upon exiting battle so consuming dishes or edible ingredients is not required outside of combat. Ingredients and cooked dishes do not go bad while stored in the general or combat inventory. However it may be prudent to occasionally restock the combat inventory in case a particular dish has run out or if a specific buff is desired before adventuring.

Cooked dishes may be enhanced with different buffs, with the limitation being one buff per dish. Pairing which dish with a preferred buff is left to the chef's discretion. Seasoned adventurers prioritize order, amount and type of food (enhanced or not) stocked in their combat inventories to suit the dungeon or combat zone. Combat buffs are only applied when food is eaten during combat. Their effects disappear upon leaving combat.

Drinking potions may temporarily improve non-combat skills such as foraging, mining, runecrafting etc. Typically potions are consumed outside of combat given that they are enchantments that improve productivity. While it is possible to drink potions during combat, none of the resulting buffs can be turned on or off during battle.

In addition to prepared ingredients, cooked dishes and potions, cooking activities may also result in byproducts such as Raw Shrimp, Fish Oil, Ashes, Shrimp Baubles and the Prismatic Extract.

Fish Oil Chance

Fish Oil has a possibility of being produced when:

• Raw fish is prepared into filleted fish.
• Dishes are cooked using filleted fish.
• Potions are brewed using filleted fish.

Oil chance is determined by the total size of fish being prepared, with each increased size giving an additional 5% chance.

Fish	Fish Size	Chance %	Collapse
Raw Shrimp	1	5%
Raw Anchovy	1	5%
Raw Trout	2	10%
Raw Salmon	2	10%
Raw Lobster	2	10%
Raw Crab	3	15%
Raw Tuna	4	20%
Raw Shark	4	20%
Raw Hammerhead Shark	5	25%
Raw Huge Tuna	8	40%

To further improve Fish Oil production:

• Prepare larger fish like the Raw Huge Tuna.
• Cook fish dishes like Seared Fish at the highest level possible. This increases the amounts of Filleted Fish used and increases the chance of fish oil being produced.
• Brew higher quality potions with increased amounts of Filleted Fish. Legendary potions (brewed from Empty Vials) have a greater chance of producing fish oil than their lower quality counterparts.
• Drink Efficiency potions and/or wear gear enchanted with scrolls of Efficiency to potentially double the fish oil produced.
• Perform cooking activities while an Efficiency buff or is active (these are game-wide buffs provided by the Shrine of Toucan purchased with in-game gold or by the Platinum Shop courtesy of players using real life currency.)
• Level up your Cooking Skill. (Although fish oil chance is tied to quantities of Filleted Fish used, higher cooking skill means access to higher level dishes which in turn means more Filleted Fish being used.)

* Fish Oil chances above 100% as shown in the Cooking pot (displayed in the Cooking game interface) equates to a chance for an additional oil.

Food Preparation

Some raw ingredients require further processing before they can be used to cook dishes or brew potions. This is done in the Preparation tab of the Cooking Interface in game. To prepare ingredients:

1. (Optional) toggle the Hide Buff Ingredients to hide or display ingredients used as enchantment additives or potion reagents.
2. Select which ingredient(s) to prepare from the Preparation Queue.
3. Select the Queue Order button to choose the order (unsorted, prepare evenly, highest experience, by level) in which ingredients are prepared. (Preparation is done from top left corner to bottom right corner of green highlighted ingredients.)
   • Sorting by Experience or Level will rearrange the items in descending order of experience and level respectively.
   • Unsorted will return the order back to the original order of your selection. Any ingredient selected last moves to the top of the queue.
   • Prepare Evenly will do one round of ingredient preparation per ingredient whereas all other selections will finish the entire stack of a particular ingredient before moving onto the next selected ingredient.
4. Click Start to begin preparation.
5. Preparation will continue until the Stop button is selected, or the ingredients to prepare run out or if another skill action is selected.

Ingredients

There are several characteristics associated with each ingredient:

1. "Category" or "Tags" - This denotes which category or categories of food the ingredient belongs to. Ingredients can have multiple tags, and the value of a tag is equal to the size of the ingredient.
   • There are a total of 11 Tags: Fruit, Vegetable, Flour, Dairy, Meat, Fish, Monster, Sour, Bitter, Sweet and Spicy.
2. Size - This is used to calculate the value of the ingredient's category/tag, and the time it takes to cook the dish.
3. Alchemy Size - This is used to calculate the number of alchemy reagents an ingredient produces when it is prepared.
4. XP - The amount of experience gained when the ingredient is prepared. This is used to calculate difficulty (the chance to burn the food).
5. Difficulty - Determines the chance of burning food or potions.
6. Alchemy Enchantment - The skill related buff effect that is added to the brewed potion when this ingredient is used in the alchemy recipe.
   • Potions can be brewed at an enchantment strength (quality) of levels: 1 ( common), 2 ( rare), 3 ( epic), or 4 ( legendary).
7. Cooking Enchantment - The combat buff effect that is added to the cooked dish when this ingredient is used in the dish recipe.
   • The buff effect applies the enchantment with a level of 2 in cooked dishes, and cannot be increased or decreased.
   • Buffs stack with enchantments of identical nature but different sources such as armor. For example, if the player has Gathering 5 on their worn boots and consumes a potion that grants Gathering 2, the player will have a total effect of Gathering 7.

Unprepared Ingredients

Many ingredients are tradeable in the Marketplace, received as combat drops from monsters, earned as rewards from quests or successful dungeon raids, or found by luck in treasure chests, dungeon caches or nests. However the most reliable and cost-effective way to source them is by farming, fishing, mining and/or foraging.

Ingredient	Category	EXP	Size	Alchemy Size	Difficulty	Source	Seed	Buff	Collapse
Milk	Dairy	10	2		2	Combat with cows or Farming Pitfall Traps
Butter	Dairy	40	6		8	Crafting
Fish Oil						Cooking / Preparing Fish / Brewing Potions with raw or filleted fish. Fishing with Oil Spill		Deep fry
Raw Shrimp	Fish	5	1		1	Fishing or any cooking activity while the Shrimp Lord buff is active.		Shrimp Lord
Raw Anchovy	Fish	10	1		2	Fishing
Raw Magnetic Minnow								Fishing Magnetism
Raw Salmon	Fish	15	2		3
Raw Trout	Fish	10	2		2
Raw Lobster	Fish, Meat	15	2		3
Raw Tuna	Fish	25	4		5
Raw Tigerfish								Reinforced Line
Raw Slippery Eel								Oil Spill
Raw Crab	Fish, Meat	20	3		4
Raw Shark	Fish	30	4		6
Raw Hammerhead Shark	Fish, Sour	40	5		8
Raw Great White Shark								Deadliest Catch
Raw Huge Tuna	Fish, Sweet	50	8	1	10
Banana						Foraging	Yes	Gathering
Wildberry	Fruit	10	1		2		Yes
Sageberry						Farming	Yes	Intuition
Apple	Fruit, Sweet	30	5	1	6	Foraging	Yes
Tomato	Fruit, Sour	20	3	1	4		Yes
Wheat	Flour	20	3		4		Yes
Rice	Flour	35	6		7		Yes
Water Imbued Dust						Crafting		Flame Resistance
Ashes						Combat / Crafting or by burning potions.		Pyromancy
Raw Beef	Meat	25	4		5	Combat or harvesting Pitfall Traps, Net Traps or Bear Traps while Farming
Raw Chicken	Meat	10	2		2	Combat or harvesting Box Traps or Bird Traps while Farming
Ichor	Monster	7	1		1.5	Combat		Demon Skin
Goblin Brain						Combat or harvesting Monster Traps while Farming.		Runecrafting
Spider Legs	Monster	15	2		3			Nimble
Raw Ancient Lobster	Monster, Meat	40	5		8	Fishing
Raw Megalodon	Monster, Spicy	60	8	1	12
Raw Tentacle Meat	Monster	90	12	1	18
Pepper						Farming	Yes	Inferno
Salt						Mining		Cooking
Sugar						Farming	Yes	Efficiency
Honey						Foraging		Fishing
Seaweed						Fishing		Pungent Bait
Carrot	Vegetable	5	1		1	Foraging	Yes
Mushroom	Bitter	5		1	1		Yes	Root Digging
Chili Pepper	Spicy	5	2	1	1		Yes	Superheated
Potato	Vegetable, Flour	15	2		3		Yes
Pumpkin	Vegetable, Sweet	40	6	1	8		Yes
Watermelon								Empowered Gathering
Durian								Naturalist
Onion	Vegetable, Spicy	10	1	2	2
Mana Berry								Rune Reserves
Tangle Root	Flour, Bitter	20	2	4	4
Thorny Root	Flour, Bitter	10	1	3	2
Thorny Vine	Vegetable, Bitter	15	1	3	3
Mandrake	Vegetable, Bitter	40	2	7	8
Black Berry	Fruit, Sweet	35	1	6	7
Frost Flowers								Supercooling
Fairy Dust	Sweet, Spicy	50		4	10
Four-Leaf Clover								Treasure Hunter
Pineapple	Fruit, Sweet, Sour	15	2	2	3
Lotus Flower	Vegetable, Sour, Spicy	70	1	6	14
Choccy Milk	Dairy	50	8		10	Combat with Chocolate Cows
Seed Oil	Bitter, Spicy	15		2	3	Crafting seeds

Prepared Ingredients

Ingredient	Category	EXP	Size	Alchemy Size	Difficulty	Source
Filleted Fish	Fish	5	1		1	Preparing
Ground Flour	Flour	5	1		1	Preparing
Churned Dairy	Dairy	5	1		1	Preparing
Diced Fruit	Fruit	5	1		1	Preparing
Chopped Vegetables	Vegetable	5	1		1	Preparing
Minced Meat	Meat	5	1		1	Preparing
Butchered Monster	Monster	7	1		1.5	Preparing
Sour Essence	Sour	5	1		1	Preparing
Bitter Essence	Bitter	5	1		1	Preparing
Sweet Essence	Sweet	5	1		1	Preparing
Spicy Essence	Spicy	5	1		1	Preparing

Cookery

After gathering and preparing ingredients, the second stage of cookery is the cooking itself which is accessed by the Cooking tab in game. To cook:

1. Select a recipe. Only one recipe and one dish can be cooked at a time.
2. Select an optional reagent (used to add a combat buff) by clicking on the empty cauldron.
3. Drag the quality slider to select the desired dish quality level.
4. Click Start when ready. In this example, more Ground Flour is required so the chef will need to prepare a sufficient quantity beforehand.
5. Cooking will continue until:
   • the Stop is clicked,
   • an ingredient, reagent or the Heat runs out, or
   • another skill action (excluding Farming or Crafting) is performed.

How to cook sushi with reagents.

Recipes

Each recipe has the following properties:

1. ID - The unique ID of the recipe in the recipe list within the game's code.
2. HP - The base hit point recovery value granted by the food when cooked without factoring ingredients or other quality bonuses.
3. Value - The price that the dish can be sold to the non-marketplace vendor.
4. Ingredient Tags - The ingredient types indicate what is required to cook the dish. For example, the Kebabs recipe has the Meat, Vegetable, and Fruit tags, meaning that this dish requires Minced Meat, Chopped Vegetables, and Diced Fruit.

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All Recipes Table

ID	Food	Total HP	HP	Tick HP	#Tick	Tick Delay	Cooldown	Vendor Price	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3	Availability	Collapse
2100	Questionable Food	8	3	1	5	5	5	5				N/A
2101	Monster Surprise	105	0	7	15	8	10	5	Monster	N/A	N/A	Available
2102	Seared Steak	82	4	6	13	7	8	50				N/A
2103	Seared Fish	86	5	9	9	6	6	30	Fish	N/A	N/A	Available
2014	Seared Poultry	35	3	3	12	5	5	50				N/A
2015	Birdie Pasta	135	15	15	8	4	8	75
2016	Spaghetti Meat	178	18	16	10	5.5	13	75
2107	Sushi	190	22	21	8	5	11	100	Fish	Flour	N/A	Available
2108	Birdie Pie	144	24	40	3	5	15	125				N/A
2109	Cottage Pie	375	63	39	8	5	17	125	Meat	Flour	Dairy	Available
2110	Fisherman's Pie	355	61	42	7	4.67	15	125	Fish
2111	Fruit Pie	335	90	49	5	3.67	12	125	Fruit
2112	Demon Cake	225	16	19	11	6	15	175	Monster		N/A
2113	Cake	147	28	17	7	5	12	100				N/A
2114	Fruit Cake	180	45	29	5	3.5	8	125	Fruit	Flour	N/A	Available
2115	Grain Cake	165	33	22	6	4	9	125				N/A
2116	Omelette	66	10	7	8	6	7	75
2117	Monster Omelette	191	15	16	11	7	17	150
2118	Meaty Omelette	181	21	16	10	6.5	15	125
2119	Veggie Crepe	143	24	17	7	5.5	13	125
2120	Fruity Crepe	152	42	22	5	4.5	10	150
2121	Eggnog	163	37	21	6	5	11	50
2122	Meat Roast	402	18	32	12	7	24	150	Meat	Fish	Monster	Available
2123	Fried Fruit	64	22	14	3	3	3	100	Fruit	N/A	N/A
2124	Grilled Veggies	80	8	9	8	5	6	100	Vegetable
2125	Kebabs	354	60	42	7	5	17	150	Meat	Vegetable	Fruit
2126	Candied Fruit	66	6	6	10	5	7.5	125				N/A
2127	Milkshake	180	56	31	4	3.5	7	75	Fruit	Dairy	N/A	Available
2128	Vegetable Stew	160	28	22	6	4.5	10	150				N/A
2129	Meaty Stew	210	34	22	8	5.5	12	125	Dairy	Meat	N/A	Available
2130	Monster Stew	220	20	20	10	6	14	200				N/A
2131	Jerky	144	18	18	7	5	10	75
2132	Pudding	144	24	24	5	5	12.5	100
2133	Ice Cream	144	18	18	7	5	10	100
2134	Monster Curry	383	33	35	10	5.67	21	150	Monster	Flour	Vegetable	Available
2135	Birdie Curry	120	24	32	3	3	17.5	175				N/A
2136	Beast Curry	358	43	35	9	5.33	19	175	Meat	Flour	Vegetable	Available
2137	Seafood Curry	80	20	15	4	3	5	175	Fish
2138	Monster Gelato	365	50	35	9	6	21	225				N/A

Food Quality

The quality level of food is determined by the following formula:

${\frac {3}{\text{Number of Types of Ingredients}}}\times {\text{Slider}}+{\frac {EffectiveLevel}{40}}$

Any fractional amounts gives the chance to cook a dish with an additional +1 to quality level.

Every 40 Effective Cooking levels will provide +1 Quality to food produced.

Food Healing

The amount of HP recovered when the dish is consumed is based on the quality of food.

${\text{Immediate HP}}=(Quality+1)\times {\text{Base Immediate HP}}$

${\text{HP per Tick}}={\frac {{\text{Quality}}+1}{2}}\times {\text{Base HP per Tick}}$

${\text{Total HP}}={\text{Immediate HP}}+{\text{HP per Tick}}\times {\text{Number of Ticks}}$

Seafood Curry has a base HP value of 41 HP and 8 ticks of 37 HP. A Seafood Curry with +9 Quality will recover $(9+1)\times 41+{\frac {9+1}{2}}\times 37\times 8=1,890$ hitpoints.

Food Buffs

The number of stacks of buff that will be applied when a dish is consumed is determined by the following formula:

$Quality\times 2+1$

Cooked dishes with buffs have an Enchantment strength of 2 and can be created by using special buff-granting ingredients or reagents while cooking.

Cooking Speed

Cooking speed is determined by the following formula:

${\text{General Cooking Time(s)}}=3\times \left(0.8+0.2\times {\text{Total Size of Ingredients}}^{0.85}\right)\times {\frac {1}{1+{\text{Ladle Haste}}\times 4\%}}\times {\frac {1}{1+{\text{Haste}}\%}}$

• The first part of the formula represents the base cooking speed of the ingredients.
• The second part accounts for the speed bonus from cooking stats on an augmented ladle.
• The third part accounts for the speed bonus from the Haste enchantment.

There are further modifiers depending on the cooking types.

${\text{Alchemy Time(s)}}={\text{General Cooking Time}}\times {\frac {1}{1+{\text{Deep Fry}}\%}}$
${\text{Food Cooking Time(s)}}={\text{General Cooking Time}}\times {\frac {1}{1+{\text{Deep Fry}}\%}}\times \left({\text{Number of Types of Ingredients}}\times 0.25+1.25\right)$

• Preparation time uses the general cooking time. Preparation can be sped up indirectly with the Blitzing enchantment which increases the chance to prepare another ingredient instantly after the initial preparing action.

• Alchemy uses the Deep Fry enchantment to speed up brewing.

• Food cooking also uses the Deep Fry enchantment and additionally has its duration increased depending on the number and types of ingredients.

• All cooking tasks (preparation, dish cooking and brewing) are also affected by the Inferno enchantment which gives a chance to instantly complete the next action.

Difficulty

Chance of cooking success is determined by the following formula:

$max\left(0,\ min\left(1,\ 1.2-{\frac {3.5\times {\text{difficulty}}^{2.5}}{\left({\text{effLvl}}+50\right)\times 100}}+{\text{clvl}}+{\text{effLvl}}\times {\text{mlvl}}-{\text{olvl}}\right)\right)$

where difficulty is the total difficulty of the ingredients, effLvl the effective cooking level, clvl, mlvl and olvl are the level of the Cooking, Master Chef and Overly Well Done enchantment.

• Preparation always succeeds and instead has a minimum cooking level for more difficult ingredients.

Buffs

Cooking and eating food created with a few specific ingredients (see below) provide various buffs, similar to those from enchantments. The amount of buff stacks given by food is determined by the food's quality and player's effective cooking level (base cooking level + additional modifiers such as an augmented ladle). Chefs can hover over the cooking skill icon to see their effective level.

Identical food buffs and enchantments will stack. For example, if a player has an active 20% Inferno buff while wearing equipment enchanted by Inferno 5 and then consumes an Inferno 3 potion (with 12% Inferno buff), they will have a total of 32% chance for Inferno (possibility of completing another identical action instantly).

Food added to the combat inventory may be used during combat. Combat buffs will only be applied if the dish is eaten during combat. Combat buffs will not be kept upon exiting combat, while skill-based buffs gained from drinking potions in combat will be kept until used once out of combat.

Non-combat buff stacks (when set to active) are consumed by performing an action outside of combat with respect to their affected skill. For example stacks of Pyromancy (an enchantment that reduces amount of heat) will be used even when smithing or cooking dishes/potions but will not be used when mining or foraging.

Food and Potion Buffs

The following descriptions assume Buff or potion strength of level 2.

Name	Skill Affected	Description	Buff Gained From
Deep Fry	Cooking	Increased cooking speed by 8%. Caps at halving action time. Stacks with Haste.	Fish Oil
Empowered Prospecting	Mining	Increases your chance to find gems and silver while mining by 100%. Rolls before Prospecting and does not stack with it. Does not require an Earth Rune.	Yellow Pepper
Root Digging	Foraging	Gain a chance to find gems while foraging. Has a 10% chance to consume an Earth Rune on success.	Mushroom
Supercooling	Mining	Items with lower Heat costs to process have an increased chance to be gathered. Has a 2% chance to consume a Water Rune every mining action.	Frost Flowers
Empowered Gathering	Mining, Foraging, and Fishing	Gain a 20% chance to find an extra resource while gathering. Rolls before the Gathering enchantment and does not stack with it.	Watermelon
Cooking (Enchantment)	Cooking	Decreases chance of burning food by 8% while cooking.	Salt
Shrimp Lord	Cooking	Player gains 10% chance of finding a Raw Shrimp while cooking.	Raw Shrimp
Pyromancy	Cooking and Smithing	Player uses 10% less Heat while cooking and smithing.	Ashes
Inferno	Smithing	Gain a 10% chance to automatically smelt ores an additional time while smithing.	Pepper
Superheating	Mining	Resources with higher Heat requirements have an increased chance to be found while mining.	Chili Pepper
Naturalist	Foraging	Increase your chance to gain chests by %20 as well as convert chests to their greater variants while gathering.	Durian
Fishing (Enchantment)	Fishing	Increases fishing catch rate by 10%.	Honey
Fishing Magnetism	Fishing	Increases bonus rarity by 4 and decreases bait and reel power by the same amount. Increases chance to find known rare nodes.	Raw Magnetic Minnow
Reinforced Line	Fishing	Increases reel power by 6.	Raw Tigerfish
Pungent Bait	Fishing	Increases bait power by 6.	Seaweed
Oil Spill	Fishing	Adds 15% chance to try and extract Fish Oil from a fish based on the fish's size. There is a chance that fish oil may not be created if the fish is too small.	Raw Slippery Eel
Deadliest Catch	Fishing	Increases bonuses from bait by 10%, but decreases chance of Bait Preservation by 10%. Increases chance to find known rare resources.	Raw Great White Shark
Gathering	Mining, Foraging, and Fishing	Gain a 20% chance to find an extra resource while gathering. There is a 15% chance that a Nature Rune is consumed when it processes.	Banana
Runecrafting (Enchantment)	Runecrafting	Reduces essence used in runecrafting by 10%.	Goblin Brain
Efficiency	Cooking, Smithing, Runecrafting and Scrollcrafting	Gain a 2% chance to produce an extra item during cooking and smithing.	Sugar
Intuition	Most activities	Increases experience gained by 10% while doing most things.	Sageberry
Demon Skin	Combat	All damage taken is reduced by 2.	Ichor
Nimble	Combat	Increases Defense rolls by about 20% when being attacked, thus improving dodge chance.	Spider Legs
Flame Resistance	Combat	Grants some resistance to intense heat. Counteracts up to 2 levels of Overheating.	Water Imbued Dust

Brewing

Brewing an epic Shrimp Lord potion.

To brew a batch of potions:

1. Select the Brewing (Alchemy) tab while in the Cooking Guild.
2. Choose a potion recipe.
3. Select the desired potion quality (strength) using the green slider (Common=1, Rare=2, Epic=3, Legendary=4).
4. Click the empty Cauldron and choose a Vial type.
5. Click on Start to begin brewing.
6. Potions will continue to brew until:
   • the Stop button is selected,
   • an ingredient, reagent or the Heat runs out, or
   • another skill action (excluding Farming and Crafting) is performed.

Enchantments

Scroll	Slot	Level	Silver Amount	Rune Amount	Runes	CollapseEffect per scroll
Scroll of the Shrimp Lord	Gloves, Boots	1	100	10	Air, Water, Chaos, Nature	Gain 5% chance per cooking action to gain one Raw Shrimp.
Scroll of Cooking	Gloves, Boots, Ladle	40	500	50	Earth, Fire, Water	Decrease chance to burn food while cooking by 4%.
Scroll of Inferno	Boots, Gloves	46	600	50	Earth, Fire, Chaos	Gain a 4% chance per smithing/cooking action to complete another smithing/cooking action. Caps at 80% strength; every 25% strength increases the number of times inferno can proc by 1. For example at strength 1 (4%) it can proc once, at strength 7 (28%) it can proc twice, etc.
Scroll of Efficiency	Gloves, Boots	91	1500	130	Air, Earth, Fire, Water, Nature	Gain 1% chance to produce an extra item during cooking, smithing, scrollcrafting, and weaving fibers.
Scroll of Prolonging	Gloves, Boots	58	700	60	Nature, Mind	Gain a 20% chance to not consume a buff stack (resulting in 25% more uses from a buff on average).
Scroll of Enlightenment	Gloves, Boots	73	900	70	Air, Water, Chaos, Mind	Gain 1 more essence per action where essence is acquired.
Scroll of Pyromancy	Ring, Necklace	7	100	30	Fire, Water, Nature	Use 5% less heat when cooking and smithing. Caps at 80% reduction.
Scroll of Wealth	Ring, Necklace	37	500	50	Nature, Mind, Cosmic	Automatically sells gathering and production items for 20% of their vendor price. Does not affect Crafting or stack with Scholar.
Scroll of the Scholar	Ring, Necklace	88	1300	110	Chaos, Mind, Cosmic	Increases experience gained from gathering and production by 20% but destroys the item in process. Does not affect Crafting or stack with Wealth. Only active for mastery experience, when a skill is at level 99.
Scroll of Haste	Ring, Necklace	94	2000	200	Air, Chaos, Mind, Cosmic	Increases non-combat action speed by 4%. Caps at halving action time. Stacks with Empowered Haste.
Scroll of Overly Well Done	Ladle	2	100	10	Earth, Fire, Water	Increases chance to burn food and reduces burn XP penalty (caps at no penalty) while cooking by 20%.
Scroll of the Master Chef	Ladle	84	1000	90	Earth, Fire, Water	Decreases chance to burn food while cooking by 4% of your effective cooking level.

Bonus Items

See Prismatic Pudding

See Shrimp Bauble