Cooking

Cooking UI

Cooking is a skill that allows raw ingredients to be cooked into edible food. Players can add up to 5 ingredients into the pot by interacting with the ingredients window on the right and then using heat to cook them.

Food has a chance to burn, depending on the player's effective cooking level and the experience given by the recipe. Either burnt food or burnt fish is produced when failing depending on the type of ingredients used. Effective cooking level and the amount of ingredients used also affects the level of food produced, which directly affects the amount of health and buff stacks the food will have. By leveling cooking, the player is able to cook better foods that give increased healing and better buffs.

Uses

• Recover health by eating food out of combat.
• Food can be placed in the combat inventory to recover health during combat.

  - Combat buffs are only applied when food is eaten during combat and disappears when leaving combat.

• Can be used to obtain various buffs that help in other skills such as foraging, mining, etc.
• Cooking fish has a chance to produce fish oil which can be used in crafting to create pyre logs.

Fish Oil Chance

Image	Fish	Chance*
	Raw Shrimp	5%
	Raw Anchovy	5%
	Raw Trout	10%
	Raw Salmon	10%
	Raw Lobster	15%
	Raw Tuna	15%
	Raw Shark	20%

*Per fish used. For example, cooking with 1 Raw Shark and 1 Raw Tuna results in a 35% chance, while cooking with 5 Raw Sharks will result in a 100% chance to receive fish oil regardless of burn chance.

Determining Produced Food

Ingredients

There are five factors 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 13 Tags: Fruit, Vegetable, Grain, Dairy, Eggs, Meat, Beast, Poultry, Fish, Monster, Spice, Sweetener, and Preservative.
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. XP - The amount of experience gained when the ingredient is cooked. This is used to calculate difficulty (Chance to burn the food).
4. Heat - The amount of heat required to cook the ingredient.
5. Buff - The buff effect that is added to the produced food when this ingredient is cooked. Only some ingredients add buffs to food when cooked.
   • If more than one unique buff-granting ingredient is used in the same recipe, the food produced will always be Questionable Food.
   • The buff effect applies the buff with a level of 2, and cannot be increased or decreased.
   • Buffs stack with enchants from other sources such as armor. E.g., if the player has 5 Gathering scrolls on their ring and consumes a dish that grants Gathering 2, the player will have a total effect of Gathering 7.

Ingredient Table

Image	Ingredient	Category	EXP	Size	Heat	Source	Seed	Buff
	Butter	Dairy	15	3	15	Crafting
	Milk	Dairy	5	1	5	Combat
	Egg	Egg	5	1	5	Combat
	Raw Shrimp	Fish, Meat	5	1	5	Fishing		Shrimp Lord
	Raw Anchovy	Fish, Meat	5	1	5
	Raw Salmon	Fish, Meat	10	2	10
	Raw Trout	Fish, Meat	10	2	10
	Raw Lobster	Fish, Meat	15	3	15
	Raw Tuna	Fish, Meat	15	3	15
	Raw Shark	Fish, Meat	20	4	20
	Apple	Fruit, Sweetener	5	2	10	Foraging	x
	Banana	Fruit, Sweetener	5	1	5		x	Gathering
	Tomato	Fruit	10	2	10		x
	Wildberry	Fruit, Sweetener	10	1	5		x
	Sageberry	Fruit, Sweetener	25	1	25	Farming	x	Intuition
	Ashes	Grain, Spice	15	3	15	Combat		Pyromancy
	Rice	Grain	10	2	10	Foraging	x
	Wheat	Grain	10	1	5		x
	Raw Beef	Meat, Beast	5	2	10	Combat
	Raw Chicken	Meat, Poultry	5	2	10
	Goblin Brain	Monster, Meat	10	2	10	Combat		Runecrafting
	Ichor	Monster, Spice	20	1	5			Demon Skin
	Spider Legs	Monster, Meat	20	4	20			Nimble
	Honey	Spice, Sweetener	15	3	15	Foraging		Fishing
	Pepper	Spice	5	1	5	Farming	x	Inferno
	Salt	Spice, Preservative	5	1	5	Mining		Cooking
	Sugar	Spice, Sweetener	5	1	5	Foraging	x	Efficiency
	Carrot	Vegetable	5	1	5	Foraging	x
	Chili Pepper	Vegetable	10	2	10		x	Superheated
	Mushroom	Vegetable	15	1	5		x	Nature
	Potato	Vegetable	10	2	10		x
	Pumpkin	Vegetable	15	3	15		x

Recipes

There are a total of 39 discovered recipes in the in-game recipe database. 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 hitpoint 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 vendor for.
4. Ingredient Tags - The ingredient types that are required to cook the fish. E.g., the Birdie Pasta recipe has the poultry and grain tags, meaning that cooking 1x Raw Chicken and 1x Rice would create this recipe.

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Commonly Made Recipes

High HP Recipes

These example recipes have high base HP and will be great for healing purposes, but might not give the highest buff stack.

ID	Image	Name	Base HP	Vendor price	Top Tier	Mid Tier
2137		Seafood Curry	4	175	2x Raw Lobster/Raw Tuna 2x Ashes 1x Carrot/Wildberry/Potato	2x Raw Salmon/Raw Trout 2x Ashes 1x Carrot/Wildberry/Potato
2114		Fruit Cake	4	125	3x Apple 2x Ashes	2x Apple 2x Ashes 1x Salt
2107		Sushi	3	100	2x Raw Shark 3x Ashes	2x Raw Lobster/Raw Tuna 3x Ashes

High Buff Stack Recipes

These example recipes have high base buff stacks and will be great for buff purposes, but might not give the highest HP stack.

It is possible to lower the amount of main ingredients to increase the success chance at the cost of lower buff stacks per dish.

ID	Image	Name	Base HP	Vendor price	Top Tier	Buff
2101		Monster Surprise	1	5	5x Spider Legs	Nimble
2124		Grilled Veggies	1	100	4x Pumpkin 1x Any buff ingredient	Buff of your choice
2123		Fried Fruit	1	100	4x Apple/Tomato 1x Any buff ingredient	Buff of your choice
2126		Candied Fruit	2	125	4x Apple 1x Honey/Sugar	Fishing/Efficiency

Combat/Mix Food Recipes

These example recipes have mid/high base HP/buff stacks and is often used during combat. Mixing these with high HP could help survivability.

As these recipe use high-tier ingredients, there might be better alternatives than the recipes listed below and their cost vs stack size should be considered when making a lot of dishes.

ID	Image	Name	Base HP	Vendor price	Top Tier	Mid Tier	Buff
2125		Kebabs with Demon Skin	3	150	1x Raw Shark 1x Raw Chicken/Raw Beef 2x Pumpkin 1x Ichor	2x Raw Lobster/Raw Tuna 2x Potato 1x Ichor	Demon Skin
2125		Kebabs with Nimble	3	150	2x Pumpkin 2x Spider Legs 1x Potato	2x Raw Lobster/Raw Tuna 2x Potato 1x Spider Legs	Demon Skin/Nimble
2129		Meaty Stew	3	125	1x Raw Shark 1x Raw Chicken/Raw Beef 2x Butter 1x Ichor/Spider Legs	1x Raw Lobster/Raw Tuna 1x Raw Chicken/Raw Beef 2x Butter 1x Ichor/Spider Legs	Demon Skin/Nimble

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All Recipes Table

ID	Image	Name	HP	Vendor price	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3	Ingredient 4
2100		Questionable Food	1	5	-	-	-
2101		Monster Surprise	1	5	Monster
2102		Seared Steak	1	50	Beast
2103		Seared Fish	1	30	Fish
2104		Seared Poultry	1	50	Poultry
2105		Birdie Pasta	3	75	Poultry	Grain
2106		Spaghetti & Meat	3	75	Beast	Grain
2107		Sushi	3	100	Fish	Grain
2108		Birdie Pie	4	125	Poultry	Grain	Dairy
2109		Cottage Pie	4	125	Beast	Grain	Dairy
2110		Fisherman's Pie	4	125	Fish	Grain	Dairy
2111		Fruit Pie	4	125	Fruit	Grain	Dairy
2112		Demon Cake	3	175	Monster	Grain	Sweetener
2113		Cake	4	100	Dairy	Grain	Sweetener
2114		Fruit Cake	4	125	Fruit	Grain	Sweetener
2115		Grain Cake	3	125	Grain	Sweetener
2116		Omelette	2	75	Eggs
2117		Monster Omelette	3	150	Eggs	Monster
2118		Meaty Omelette	3	125	Eggs	Beast
2119		Veggie Crepe	3	125	Eggs	Vegetable
2120		Fruity Crepe	3	150	Eggs	Fruit
2121		Eggnog	3	50	Eggs	Dairy
2122		Meat Roast	4	150	Beast	Fish	Poultry
2123		Fried Fruit	1	100	Fruit
2124		Grilled Veggies	1	100	Vegetable
2125		Kebabs	3	150	Meat	Vegetable
2126		Candied Fruit	2	125	Fruit	Sweetener
2127		Milkshake	4	75	Fruit	Sweetener	Dairy
2128		Vegetable Stew	3	150	Dairy	Vegetable
2129		Meaty Stew	3	125	Dairy	Meat
2130		Monster Stew	3	200	Dairy	Monster
2131		Jerky	3	75	Meat	Preservative
2132		Pudding	4	100	Eggs	Dairy	Sweetener
2133		Ice Cream	3	100	Dairy	Sweetener
2134		Monster Curry	4	150	Monster	Grain	Spice
2135		Birdie Curry	4	175	Poultry	Grain	Spice
2136		Beast Curry	4	175	Beast	Grain	Spice
2137		Seafood Curry	4	175	Fish	Grain	Spice	Any non-buff ingredient except fish or grain E.G. Apple/Wildberry/Potato
2138		Monster Gelato	4	225	Monster	Dairy	Eggs

Resulting Dish

The resulting dish is determined by the ingredients and the size of each ingredient type.

1. The categories of the ingredients matches a recipe in the in-game recipe database.
2. The size of ingredient categories in the recipe that is used by the recipe.
3. The size of ingredient categories in the recipe that is NOT used by the recipe.
4. If the categories of the ingredients matches more than one recipe, the ID of the recipes.

In order for a recipe to be valid, the categories of the ingredients must match against a recipe in the in-game recipe database. Additionally, the total size of categories not used by the recipe must not be greater than the total size of ingredients used by the recipe. If the categories of the ingredients matches more than one recipe, the result will be the recipe with the lowest ID. If all recipes in the in-game recipe database is invalidated, Questionable Food will be produced.

If a player attempts to cook the Seafood Curry recipe with 2x Raw Shark and 2x Ashes, the total size of each ingredient category are:

Ingredient	Quantity	Size	Category	Total Size
Raw Shark	2	4	Fish, Meat	8
Ashes	2	3	Grain, Spice	6

The above recipe is determined by the following:

1. The ingredients matches the following recipes: Seared Fish, Sushi, Seafood Curry.
2. The total size of ingredients for Seared Fish [Fish] is 8. The total size of unused ingredients [Meat, Grain, Spice] is 20. Therefore, this recipe is not valid.
3. The total size of ingredients for Sushi [Fish, Grain] is 14. The total size of unused ingredients [Meat, Spice] is 14. Therefore, this recipe is valid.
4. The total size of ingredients for Seafood Curry [Fish, Grain, Spice] is 20. The total size of unused ingredients [Meat] is 8. Therefore, this recipe is valid.
5. The ID for Sushi is 2107. The ID for Seafood Curry is 2137. Because the ID of Sushi is lower than Seafood Curry, Sushi is created.

If the player decides to add 1x Carrot into the same recipe as above:

Ingredient	Quantity	Size	Category	Total Size
Raw Shark	2	4	Fish, Meat	8
Ashes	2	3	Grain, Spice	6
Carrot	1	1	Vegetable	1

The above recipe is determined by the following:

1. The ingredients matches the following recipes: Seared Fish, Sushi, Grilled Veggies, Kebab, Seafood Curry.
2. The total size of ingredients for Seared Fish [Fish] is 8. The total size of unused ingredients [Meat, Grain, Spice, Vegetable] is 21. Therefore, this recipe is not valid.
3. The total size of ingredients for Sushi [Fish, Grain] is 14. The total size of unused ingredients [Meat, Spice, Vegetable] is 15. Therefore, this recipe is not valid.
4. The total size of ingredients for Grilled Veggies [Vegetable] is 1. The total size of unused ingredients [Meat, Fish, Grain, Spice] is 28. Therefore, this recipe is not valid.
5. The total size of ingredients for Kebab [Meat, Vegetable] is 9. The total size of unused ingredients [Fish, Grain, Spice] is 20. Therefore, this recipe is not valid.
6. The total size of ingredients for Seafood Curry [Fish, Grain, Spice] is 20. The total size of unused ingredients [Meat, Vegetable] is 9. Therefore, this recipe is valid.
7. As Seafood Curry is the only valid recipe, Seafood Curry is created.

Food Quality

The quality of food is determined by the following formula:

${\Bigl (}\min\{Category\;1,...,Category\;n\}{\Bigr )}+\lfloor {\frac {EffectiveLevel}{30}}\rfloor -1$

The base quality of the food is determined by the lowest size of the categories used in the recipe plus additional quality bonuses from Cooking Level. Every 30 Effective Cooking levels will provide +1 Quality to food produced.

If a player attempts to cook the Seafood Curry recipe with 2x Raw Shark, 2x Ashes, and 1x Carrot, the total size of each relevant ingredient category are:

Ingredient	Quantity	Size	Category	Total Size
Raw Shark	2	4	Fish	8
Ashes	2	3	Grain, Spice	6

The quality of the produced food will be:

1. The size of Fish is 8.
2. The size of Grain is 6.
3. The size of Spice is 6.
4. The base quality of the recipe is the lowest size of the categories used. Therefore, the base quality is 6.
5. If the player's cooking level is 156, the player's cooking level grants +5 quality to the produced food.
6. 1 is deducted from the quality at the end of the formula. The result is Sushi with +10 Quality.

Food Healing

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

$(Quality+1)\times BaseHP$

Seafood Curry has a base HP value of 4. A Seafood Curry with +10 Quality will recover $(10+1)*4=44$ hitpoints.

Food Buffs

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

$Quality\times 2+1$

Food with buffs can be created by using special buff-granting ingredients while cooking. The buff granted is determined by the ingredient used, and if more than one buff-granting ingredient is used, the produced food will always be Questionable Food with the buff of the first buff ingredient in the pot.

Cooking Speed

Cooking speed is determined by the following formula:

$4^{(0.95+0.05*Total\;Size\;of\;Ingredients)}*\left({\frac {1}{1+(Ladle\;Augmentation\;Level*0.03)}}\right)*{\bigl (}1-Haste\;\%{\bigr )}$

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

This means that cooking speed is only affected by three factors: The total size of the ingredients used, the augmentation level of the player's equipped ladle, and the player's equipped Haste enchantment level.

Burn Chance

Burn percentage is determined by the following formula:

$max\left(0,\ min\left(1,\ {\frac {3}{100*effLvl}}*\left({\frac {xp}{5}}\right)^{\frac {5}{2}}-{\frac {4*clvl}{100}}\right)\right)$

where xp is the total experience the recipe gives, effLvl the effective cooking lvl and clvl the level of the cooking enchantment.

To get the success rate, use ${\textstyle 1-burnChance}$

Buffs

Cooking and eating food created with a few specific ingredients (see below) can give various buffs, similar to those from enchantments. The amount of buff stacks given by the food is determined by the quality of the food and players effective cooking level (base cooking level + additional modifiers such as an augmented ladle), players 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 30% Inferno buff from a scroll of inferno, and a 10% inferno buff from food, they will have a total of 40%.

Food can be eaten any time out of combat to recover health, food added to the combat inventory may be used during combat. Combat buffs will only be applied if the food is eaten during combat. Combat buffs will not be kept upon exiting combat, while skill-based buffs gained from eating food in combat will be kept until used once out of combat. Non-combat buff stacks are consumed by performing an action out of combat, regardless of the type of skill being trained. I.E inferno stacks will be used even when not smithing

Buffs gained from food

	Name	Skill Affected	Description	Buff Gained From	Top Tier Recipe	Mid Tier Recipe
	Cooking	Cooking	Decreases chance of burning food by 8% while cooking.	1 Salt	4 Pumpkins, 1 Salt	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Salt
	Shrimp Lord	Cooking	Player gains 10% increased chance of finding Raw Shrimp while Cooking.	1 Raw Shrimp	4 Raw Shark, 1 Raw Shrimp	4 Raw Lobster/Raw Tuna, 1 Raw Shrimp
	Pyromancy	Cooking and Smithing	Player uses 10% less heat while Cooking and Smithing.	1 Ashes	4 Pumpkins, 1 Ashes	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Ashes
	Inferno	Smithing	Gain a 10% chance to automatically smelt ores an additional time while smithing.	1 Pepper	4 Pumpkins, 1 Pepper	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Pepper
	Superheating	Mining	Gain a 2% chance to instantly smelt an ore into a bar while mining.	1 Chili Pepper	4 Pumpkins, 1 Chili Pepper	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Chili Pepper
	Nature	Foraging	Gain 10% chance to collect bonus logs while foraging.	1 Mushroom	4 Pumpkins, 1 Mushroom	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Mushroom
	Fishing	Fishing	Increases fishing catch rate by 10%.	1 Honey	4 Pumpkins, 1 Honey	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Honey
	Gathering	Mining, Foraging, and Fishing	Gain a 20% chance to find an extra resource while gathering.	1 Banana	4 Pumpkins, 1 Banana	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Banana
	Runecrafting	Runecrafting	Reduces essence used in runecrafting by 10%.	1 Goblin Brain	4 Pumpkins, 1 Goblin Brain	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Goblin Brains
	Efficiency	Cooking and Smithing	Gain a 2% chance to produce an extra item during cooking and smithing.	1 Sugar	4 Pumpkins, 1 Sugar	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Sugar
	Intuition	Most activities	Increases experience gained by 10% while doing most things.	1 Sageberry	4 Pumpkins, 1 Sageberry	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Sageberry
	Demon Skin	Combat	All damage taken is reduced by 2.	1 Ichor	2 Raw Lobsters, 2 Pumpkins, and 1 Ichor	4 Tomatoes/Potatoes/Apples, 1 Ichor
	Nimble	Combat	Increases Defense by about 20%.	1 Spider Legs	3 Pumpkins, 1 Raw Shark, and 1 Spider Leg	5 Spider Legs

Top and mid tier recipes are based on community input and might not be best available in-game

Equipment

Equipment that can used to support cooking.

	Name	Source	Augmenting Bonus	Enchantment Slots
	Lesser Ladle	Rare Goblin Drop	+3 Cooking Levels	5
	Ladle	Rare Goblin Drop	+3 Cooking Levels	5
	Greater Ladle	Rare Goblin Drop	+3 Cooking Levels	5
	Searing Ladle	Goblin Village	+4 Cooking Levels	5

Enchantments

List of useful Enchantments.

Scroll	Slot	Level	Silver Amount	Rune Amount	Runes	Effect 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.

Useful links

Google doc made by Starnub and Gunroot

Bonus Items

See Shrimp Bauble

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