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Path of Power

2025-08-30T07:08:36Z

Blacklotus: /* Erupt/Freeze */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[:Category:Meditating|Meditating]]
== Description ==
The '''Path of Power''' is one of the paths you can join by [[meditating]].

== Path of Power tiles ==
Power path tiles are usually found on flat tiles at high elevations (i.e. on mountains (2000 [[Wurm Universe#Measurements|dirts]] above the water table)). However, please note that a Path of Power tile can be on a non-flat tile as well.

You should be able to create your own Path of Power tile by flattening tiles when high above sea level, then testing them.

As with all paths, meditating on the tile gives the message "This is indeed a special place" after meditation is complete, and shows that you have found a special tile that belongs to a path.

== Bonus ==

==== Trap Immunity ====
Gained at level 4

You get the option on your Body (in your inventory). This will make you immune to [[traps]] for 30 minutes.

==== Erupt/Freeze ====
Gained at level 7

You get the "Erupt" option on [[Rock tile|rock]] and [[cliff]] tiles above ground. The tile is transformed into a [[lava]] tile. Can't be used on a tile too close (less than 2 tiles) to a Magranon [[altar]]. Timer: 40 seconds.

* Northwest corner of lava tile will rise by 4 [[slope]] after Erupt.

* [[Cave wall]]s that are under the tile that is erupted will change into lava walls. This includes [[ore vein|ore veins]]. These lava walls can be changed into regular cave walls with the Freeze ability.

* The resulting lava tile above-ground and lava wall below-ground are selectively separate from each other. Using Freeze above-ground will freeze both the surface tile and lava wall below-ground. However, using Freeze on the lava wall will not freeze the lava's surface tile.

* You may not use the "Erupt" ability outside of your own kingdom.

You get the "Freeze" option on lava tiles. The tile is transformed into a [[rock tile]] (even if it was an 'erupted' cliff tile before). Timer: 1 minute 40 seconds.

* Freezing a surface tile also freezes the cave tile below.

"Erupt" and "Freeze" are the same path power and share the same timer. Only one can be used once every 18 hours.

Only usable inside Magranon's domain, and in areas with no domain of any deity.

"Erupt" is possible on another player's settlement if the player performing the action belongs to that settlement or, if not, has permission to use meditation abilities from a group role. Note that individual roles do not appear to work for this: if the player is alliance, the "ally" role should give them the permission to use meditation abilities, or if not, a Village role should. "Freeze" is possible on another player's settlement only if the player performing the action belongs to that settlement or a settlement allied with it.

==== Elemental Immunity ====
Gained at level 9

You get the option on your Body (in your inventory). This will make you immune to elemental damage (fire, ice, acid and water ; natural or spells) for 30 minutes. This includes immunity to lava and drowning. It has a cooldown of 18 hours.

==== Stamina of the Vibrant Light====
Gained at level 11

Adds a +30 to your [[Body stamina]] level, reducing your stamina usage for actions. For example, if you have 20 Body stamina and Stamina of the Vibrant Light, you effectively have 50 Body stamina. The maximum bonus is at 69 Body stamina, when a player would have 99 effective stamina.

==== Recall Home ====
Gained at level 12

You get the option on your Body (in your inventory). This will instantly teleport you back to the token at your deed. </p>
* <p> Can be used once every 12 hours. <br/> This cooldown is lowered by 1 hour for every level past 12.
* It only works if you have been part of the village for more than 24 hours.
* Only transports the player character; any mount, cart or boat is left behind.

{{event|inline|You close your eyes and let your spirit fly home.}}

==== Final Breath ====
Gained at level 13

''Your willpower now gives you the ability to deal a powerful short range blow to the enemies.''

Final Breath deals medium infection wounds on the opponent.

You sharpen your thoughts into a shining arrow of energy with which you assault Young troll.
You thought pulse Young troll very hard in the crotch and harm it.
Your thought pulse affects Young troll.
You see a wound with ominously red edges and some yellow pus at the crotch.

Final Breath has a 2 hour cooldown. This cooldown is reduced by 6 minutes for every level past 13.

==Titles==

{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="2"
! Level
! Skill !! Path of Power Titles
|-
| 0
| 15 || Uninitiated
|-
| 1
| 15 || Initiate
|-
| 2
| 15 || Gatherer
|-
| 3
| 15 || Greedy
|-
| 4
| 15 || Strong
|-
| 5
| 15 || Released
|-
| 6
| 20 || Unafraid
|-
| 7
| 30 || Brave
|-
| 8
| 40 || Performer
|-
| 9
| 50 || Liberator
|-
| 10
| 60 || Force
|-
| 11
| 70 || Vibrant Light
|-
| 12
| 80 || 12th Sovereign
|-
| 13
| 90 || 13th Sovereign
|-
| 14
| 90 || 14th Sovereign
|-
| 15
| 90 || 15th Sovereign
|-
| 16
| 90 || 16th Sovereign
|}

==Questions & Answers==

The answers for the path questions can be found [[Meditating_answers|here]].

[[Category:Meditating]]

Pendulum

2025-01-06T16:49:23Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Jewelry smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{itemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Pendulum.png
|active=[[chain (jewelry)]]
|passive=[[ball]]
|group=Decorations
|materials=no
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.40 kg)
|skill=jewelry smithing
}}

== Description ==
''A pendulum with a fine chain and a well-polished ball.''

A hanging weight which can be used for [[Water divining|divination]] to find a water source which can be tapped by building a [[fountain]] or [[well]] on the indicated spot. There is no skill involved in doing this but the quality of the pendulum affects your divination chances.

== Pendulum Spells ==
A pendulum can also have other functions if the appropriate spell has been cast upon it. These are:
*[[Lurker in the woods]] - Locates champion animals
*[[Lurker in the deep]] - Locates rare fishes
*[[Lurker in the dark]] - Locates nearby enemies

== Notes ==

*The [[QL]] of the chain affects chance of success.
*The ball must be glowing hot.
*The material the ball is made from determines what type of material the pendulum is made of, and therefore determines what it can be improved with.
*[[Wind of ages]] is effective to decrease the action timer.
*In regards to [[Dispel]] enchanting practices, [[WOA]] is listed first and then Lurker effects.
*In regards to [[Lurker in the deep]], The [[QL]] of the pendulum seems to affect the chance of getting a reading and the power level of the spell seems to affect the range at which [[fish]] are detected.
*Enchanting a pendulum with any lurker spell ( [[Lurker in the deep]], [[Lurker in the woods]], and [[Lurker in the dark]] ) will make the pendulum unable to find water.
*If you get the message "You fail to make sense of the pendulum", you have failed to get a reading and will need to try again. It may take a few attempts to get a reading, which is dependent on the [[QL]] of the pendulum.
*A pendulum enchanted with one of the Lurker spells will not work for water source tile divination as their function is changed to locate other things instead by the enchantment.

[[Category:Babel/P]]

Pendulum

2025-01-06T16:49:02Z

Blacklotus: /* Pendulum Spells */

Water divining

2025-01-06T16:44:44Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

[[CDB | Main]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==

Divining for water allows the detection of water sources beneath the surface using a [[pendulum]].

== Method ==

Stand on a tile and right-click the pendulum in your inventory, then select use.

== Outcomes ==

; The pendulum seems dead. : There is no water nearby (or a false negative)
; You think you detect some faint tugs in the pendulum. : There is water nearby (5 to ~10)
; The pendulum is starting to move, indicating a flow of energy somewhere in this area. : There is water closer (3 to 4)
; The pendulum is swinging in a circle, the area must have a buried water source within a few paces. : There is water very close (2)
; The pendulum swings rapidly back and forth! You are close to a water source! : You are within approximately one tile of water (1)
; The pendulum now swings frantically! There is something here! : You are standing on a water source (0)

== Notes ==
* water sources will automatically fill up [[well]]s, [[fountain (container)|fountain]]s, [[ornate fountain]]s and [[wall fountain]]s placed on them, but not immediately. It can take up to ten minutes to be filled up.
* divining doesn't require or use any skills.
* divining can produce false negatives but not false positives ("seem dead" results can be false but if you find water in another try, it's really there).
* The water source will function even if the well or fountain is in a mine or upper floors of a building, as long as it is on the water source tile.
* A higher quality pendulum will be less likely to give false negatives, take less damage through use and will reduce the action timer slightly.
* A pendulum enchanted with one of the Lurker spells will not work for water source tile divination as their function is changed to locate other things instead by the enchantment.

[[Category:Babel/W]]

Water divining

2025-01-06T16:43:32Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

Pendulum

2025-01-06T16:42:57Z

Blacklotus: /* Pendulum Spells */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Jewelry smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{itemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Pendulum.png
|active=[[chain (jewelry)]]
|passive=[[ball]]
|group=Decorations
|materials=no
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.40 kg)
|skill=jewelry smithing
}}

== Description ==
''A pendulum with a fine chain and a well-polished ball.''

A hanging weight which can be used for [[Water divining|divination]] to find a water source which can be tapped by building a [[fountain]] or [[well]] on the indicated spot. There is no skill involved in doing this but the quality of the pendulum affects your divination chances.

== Pendulum Spells ==
A pendulum can also have other functions if the appropriate spell has been cast upon it. These are:
*[[Lurker in the woods]] - Locates champion animals
*[[Lurker in the deep]] - Locates rare fishes
*[[Lurker in the dark]] - Locates nearby enemies

If the Pendulum is Enchanted with one of these, it will not locate water source tiles through divination.

== Notes ==

*The [[QL]] of the chain affects chance of success.
*The ball must be glowing hot.
*The material the ball is made from determines what type of material the pendulum is made of, and therefore determines what it can be improved with.
*[[Wind of ages]] is effective to decrease the action timer.
*In regards to [[Dispel]] enchanting practices, [[WOA]] is listed first and then Lurker effects.
*In regards to [[Lurker in the deep]], The [[QL]] of the pendulum seems to affect the chance of getting a reading and the power level of the spell seems to affect the range at which [[fish]] are detected.
*Enchanting a pendulum with any lurker spell ( [[Lurker in the deep]], [[Lurker in the woods]], and [[Lurker in the dark]] ) will make the pendulum unable to find water.
*If you get the message "You fail to make sense of the pendulum", you have failed to get a reading and will need to try again. It may take a few attempts to get a reading, which is dependent on the [[QL]] of the pendulum.

[[Category:Babel/P]]

Pendulum

2025-01-06T16:42:37Z

Blacklotus: /* Pendulum Spells */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Jewelry smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{itemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Pendulum.png
|active=[[chain (jewelry)]]
|passive=[[ball]]
|group=Decorations
|materials=no
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.40 kg)
|skill=jewelry smithing
}}

== Description ==
''A pendulum with a fine chain and a well-polished ball.''

A hanging weight which can be used for [[Water divining|divination]] to find a water source which can be tapped by building a [[fountain]] or [[well]] on the indicated spot. There is no skill involved in doing this but the quality of the pendulum affects your divination chances.

== Pendulum Spells ==
A pendulum can also have other functions if the appropriate spell has been cast upon it. These are:
*[[Lurker in the woods]] - Locates champion animals
*[[Lurker in the deep]] - Locates rare fishes
*[[Lurker in the dark]] - Locates nearby enemies

If the Pendulum is Enchanted with one of these, it will not locate water source tiles through Divination.

== Notes ==

*The [[QL]] of the chain affects chance of success.
*The ball must be glowing hot.
*The material the ball is made from determines what type of material the pendulum is made of, and therefore determines what it can be improved with.
*[[Wind of ages]] is effective to decrease the action timer.
*In regards to [[Dispel]] enchanting practices, [[WOA]] is listed first and then Lurker effects.
*In regards to [[Lurker in the deep]], The [[QL]] of the pendulum seems to affect the chance of getting a reading and the power level of the spell seems to affect the range at which [[fish]] are detected.
*Enchanting a pendulum with any lurker spell ( [[Lurker in the deep]], [[Lurker in the woods]], and [[Lurker in the dark]] ) will make the pendulum unable to find water.
*If you get the message "You fail to make sense of the pendulum", you have failed to get a reading and will need to try again. It may take a few attempts to get a reading, which is dependent on the [[QL]] of the pendulum.

[[Category:Babel/P]]

Pendulum

2025-01-06T16:36:51Z

Blacklotus: /* Pendulum Spells */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Jewelry smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{itemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=Pendulum.png
|active=[[chain (jewelry)]]
|passive=[[ball]]
|group=Decorations
|materials=no
|result=*'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.40 kg)
|skill=jewelry smithing
}}

== Description ==
''A pendulum with a fine chain and a well-polished ball.''

A hanging weight which can be used for [[Water divining|divination]] to find a water source which can be tapped by building a [[fountain]] or [[well]] on the indicated spot. There is no skill involved in doing this but the quality of the pendulum affects your divination chances.

== Pendulum Spells ==
A pendulum can also have other functions if the appropriate spell has been cast upon it. These are:
*[[Lurker in the woods]] - Locates champion animals
*[[Lurker in the deep]] - Locates rare fishes
*[[Lurker in the dark]] - Locates nearby enemies

If the Pendulum is Enchanted with one of these, it will not locate water tiles.

== Notes ==

*The [[QL]] of the chain affects chance of success.
*The ball must be glowing hot.
*The material the ball is made from determines what type of material the pendulum is made of, and therefore determines what it can be improved with.
*[[Wind of ages]] is effective to decrease the action timer.
*In regards to [[Dispel]] enchanting practices, [[WOA]] is listed first and then Lurker effects.
*In regards to [[Lurker in the deep]], The [[QL]] of the pendulum seems to affect the chance of getting a reading and the power level of the spell seems to affect the range at which [[fish]] are detected.
*Enchanting a pendulum with any lurker spell ( [[Lurker in the deep]], [[Lurker in the woods]], and [[Lurker in the dark]] ) will make the pendulum unable to find water.
*If you get the message "You fail to make sense of the pendulum", you have failed to get a reading and will need to try again. It may take a few attempts to get a reading, which is dependent on the [[QL]] of the pendulum.

[[Category:Babel/P]]

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2022-12-21T22:53:08Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

{{guide}}

== Welcome to Cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

'''Extra notes: Baking stone and Mortar and Pestle both require marble to create. If you're a new player or don't have marble available I strongly suggest asking in trade or freedom for marble or these items to get you going. If you do have marble available you can mine that at any skill level and attempt to make one or both of these valuable tools. You don't absolutely require them but I strongly suggest getting one or both if you have the chance.'''

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

'''(Because this requires a baking stone if you do not have one you can skip this recipe and an alternative will be provided below.)'''

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the Cereals you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

'''(If you did not have the baking stone and skipped Recipe 1: Bread. Please switch to using the recipe 'Casserole (Herb)' instead and simply do not include the bread.)'''

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

Improving your cooking pans and tools will help in producing higher quality results. The benefit is small but when it comes to feeding yourself for the first time, every bit helps.

There are many recipes in Wurm Online. The Author has so far discovered over 649 recipes and suspects there to be more. Each one can be made many different ways. Even the recipes listed above can use other ingredients not mentioned there are loads of things to discover in your cooking journey. Experiment, try things, have fun and may you find all the nutrition your looking for.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2022-12-21T22:47:38Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 2: Casserole */

{{guide}}

== Welcome to Cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

'''Extra notes: Baking stone and Mortar and Pestle both require marble to create. If you're a new player or don't have marble available I strongly suggest asking in trade or freedom for marble or these items to get you going. If you do have marble available you can mine that at any skill level and attempt to make one or both of these valuable tools. You don't absolutely require them but I strongly suggest getting one or both if you have the chance.'''

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

'''(Because this requires a baking stone if you do not have one you can skip this recipe and an alternative will be provided below.)'''

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the Cereals you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

'''(If you did not have the baking stone and skipped Recipe 1: Bread. Please switch to using the recipe 'Casserole (Herb)' instead and simply do not include the bread.)'''

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

There are many recipes in Wurm Online. The Author has so far discovered over 649 recipes and suspects there to be more. Each one can be made many different ways. Even the recipes listed above can use other ingredients not mentioned there are loads of things to discover in your cooking journey. Experiment, try things, have fun and may you find all the nutrition your looking for.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2022-12-21T22:47:13Z

Blacklotus:

{{guide}}

== Welcome to Cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

'''Extra notes: Baking stone and Mortar and Pestle both require marble to create. If you're a new player or don't have marble available I strongly suggest asking in trade or freedom for marble or these items to get you going. If you do have marble available you can mine that at any skill level and attempt to make one or both of these valuable tools. You don't absolutely require them but I strongly suggest getting one or both if you have the chance.'''

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

'''(Because this requires a baking stone if you do not have one you can skip this recipe and an alternative will be provided below.)'''

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the Cereals you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

(If you did not have the baking stone and skipped Recipe 1: Bread. Please switch to using the recipe 'Casserole (Herb)' instead and simply do not include the bread.)

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

There are many recipes in Wurm Online. The Author has so far discovered over 649 recipes and suspects there to be more. Each one can be made many different ways. Even the recipes listed above can use other ingredients not mentioned there are loads of things to discover in your cooking journey. Experiment, try things, have fun and may you find all the nutrition your looking for.

Glass jug

2022-12-21T03:01:07Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

{{itemBox
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|creation=Obtained from treasure chests
|improve=no
|image=
}}
== Description ==
''A small glass bottle.''
==Notes==
* Obtained randomly from certain treasure chests, found by [[treasure hunt]]ing.
* The liquids contained within Glass Jugs are able to provide unique affinities from their crafted counterparts.
* Can be sealed with a [[Wax sealing kit]].
* Holds up to 2.00 kg of liquid.
* The Glass jug can also hold non liquid items.
[[Category:Babel/G]]
[[Category:Treasure_hunt_items]]

Glass jug

2022-12-21T02:58:58Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

{{itemBox
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|creation=Obtained from treasure chests
|improve=no
|image=
}}
== Description ==
''A small glass bottle.''
==Notes==
* Obtained randomly from certain treasure chests, found by [[treasure hunt]]ing.
* The liquids contained within Glass Jugs are able to provide unique affinities from their crafted counterparts.
* Can be sealed with a [[Wax sealing kit]].
[[Category:Babel/G]]
[[Category:Treasure_hunt_items]]

Glass jug

2022-12-21T02:58:30Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

{{itemBox
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
|creation=Obtained from treasure chests
|improve=no
|image=
}}
== Description ==
''A small glass bottle.''
==Notes==
* Obtained randomly from certain treasure chests, found by [[treasure hunt]]ing.
* The liquids contained within Glass Jugs are able to provide unique affinities from their crafted counterparts.
* Can be sealed with a [[Wax Sealing Kit]].
[[Category:Babel/G]]
[[Category:Treasure_hunt_items]]

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2022-12-01T06:40:30Z

Blacklotus: /* Notes */

{{guide}}

== Welcome to Cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the Cereals you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

There are many recipes in Wurm Online. The Author has so far discovered over 649 recipes and suspects there to be more. Each one can be made many different ways. Even the recipes listed above can use other ingredients not mentioned there are loads of things to discover in your cooking journey. Experiment, try things, have fun and may you find all the nutrition your looking for.

Caffeine

2022-02-03T16:30:30Z

Blacklotus: /* Description */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Cooking]] / [[Beverages]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

==Description==
Caffeinated [[Beverages]] such as Tea and Coffee cause the [[player]] to gain a [[Caffeine]] buff.

While Caffeine is active you can use Sleep Bonus at a higher rate to increase skill gain, and, Produces relentlessness effect.

==Relentlessness==
Relentlessness builds up over time as you use Caffeine and Sleep Bonus at the same time until you reach a point where Caffeine will no longer give you it's benefits. 5 hours.

For every minute you would gain sleep bonus while logged out, you will remove 1 minute of the relentlessness buff. However you will not have to be sleeping in a bed to do so.

[[Category:Game mechanics]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Caffeine

2022-02-03T16:29:48Z

Blacklotus:

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Cooking]] / [[Beverages]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

==Description==
Caffeinated [[Beverages]] such as Tea and Coffee cause the [[player]] to gain a [[Caffeine]] buff.

While Caffeine is active you can use [[Sleep Bonus]] at a higher rate to increase skill gain, and, Produces relentlessness effect.

==Relentlessness==
Relentlessness builds up over time as you use Caffeine and Sleep Bonus at the same time until you reach a point where Caffeine will no longer give you it's benefits. 5 hours.

For every minute you would gain sleep bonus while logged out, you will remove 1 minute of the relentlessness buff. However you will not have to be sleeping in a bed to do so.

[[Category:Game mechanics]]
[[Category:Babel/C]]

Large anvil

2022-01-17T20:09:11Z

Blacklotus:

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Blacksmithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{ItemBox
|name=Large Anvil
|image=Large anvil.png
|active=[[metal lump]] (10.00 kg)
|passive=[[small anvil]]
|group=Tools
|materials=no
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (10.00 kg)
|skill=blacksmithing}}

== Description ==
''A large, heavy metal anvil.''

'''Large anvil''' allows a player to make more advanced metalworking items than the [[small anvil]] but is heavier and requires more iron to make and improve.

An older version that can still be occasionally found is an large anvil weighing 50kg. These are no longer craftable, but apparently does have a little collectors interest.

Some items can be placed on top of large anvils. Since the item is a container already, any items placed on it will be dropped on the ground when it is picked up; a message in event log will notify the player of this.

== Creating ==
Combine [[glowing]] from heat [[metal lump]]s into one 10 kg lump, right-click a small anvil in your inventory and select 'Create > Tools > large anvil'.
Uses 1 kg of your lump upon failure to create.

== Using ==
In order to use a large anvil to make things, it must be dropped on the ground. You will be able to pick the large anvil back up later.

To use the anvil, activate a glowing hot [[lump]], right-click the anvil, and 'Create >'.

You can also right click the Large Anvil and select 'Add to Crafting Window' if you prefer to use the crafting window.

== Smithing Items ==
=== Armour ===
* [[Basinet helm]]
* [[Breast plate]]
* [[Dragon scale jacket]] - dragon scale
* [[Dragon scale glove]] - dragon scale
* [[Dragon scale pants]] - dragon scale
* [[Dragon scale boot]] - dragon scale
* [[Dragon scale sleeve]] - dragon scale
* [[Great_helm|Steel great helm]]
* [[Open_helm|Steel open helmet]]
* [[Plate gauntlet]]
* [[Plate leggings]]
* [[Plate sabatons|Plate sabaton]]
* [[Plate vambrace]]
=== Containers ===
* [[Altar]]
* [[Bowl]]
* [[Cauldron]]
* [[Frying pan]]
* [[Sauce pan]]
* [[Brass oil lamp]]
* [[Lantern]]
* [[Metal torch]]
=== Locks ===
* [[Boat lock]]
* [[Gate lock]]
=== Miscellaneous ===
* [[Anchor]] - lead
* [[Armour chains]]
* [[Dredge scraping lip]]
* [[Iron fence bars|Fence bars]]
* [[Hanging lamp head]]
* [[Horse shoe]]
* [[Huge axe head]]
* [[Huge sword blade]]
* [[Iron imperial lamp head|Imperial lamp head]]
* [[Lamp head]]
* [[Large axe head]]
* [[Large maul head]]
* [[Long sword blade]]
* [[Maul head]]
* [[Mouth bit]]
* [[Ribbon]]
* [[Scythe blade]]
* [[Shovel blade]]
* [[Sickle blade]]
* [[Small maul head]]
* [[Spring]]
=== Shields ===
* [[Large shield]]
* [[Shield]]
* [[Small metal shield]]
Skills used: [[blacksmithing]], [[blades smithing]], [[chain armour smithing]], [[jewelry smithing]], [[locksmithing]], [[plate armour smithing]], [[weapon heads smithing]].

[[Category:Any-metal_products]]
[[Category:Blacksmithing items]]
[[Category:Tools]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

Light fishing reel

2022-01-17T02:49:49Z

Blacklotus: /* Usage */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{ItemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=deep water fishing reel.jpg
|active=[[handle]]
|passive=[[wood reel]]
|group=Tool parts
|materials=no
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.25 kg)
|skill=carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A wooden reel with a plain wood handle. It is made from birchwood. It could be improved with a log. The reel contains a light fishing line. The line requires a float and a hook to be able to be used for fishing.''

== Usage ==
A fishing reel is required to create a fishing rod. A {{PAGENAME}} can be attached to a [[fishing rod]] to create a [[light fishing rod]]

== Notes ==
* A {{PAGENAME}} contains an ''empty light fishing line slot'', where you need to add a [[light fishing line]].
* Takes damage from use.
* A [[rarity system|rare]] {{PAGENAME}} takes less damage and is less likely to break the [[fishing rod]]. They also make it easier to reel fish in.

== See also ==
* [[Fishing]]
* [[Light fishing reel]]
* [[Medium fishing reel]]
* [[Deep water fishing reel]]
* [[Professional fishing reel]]

[[Category:Carpentry items]]
[[Category:Fishing items]]
[[Category:Tool parts]]
[[Category:Babel/L]]

Medium fishing reel

2022-01-17T02:49:37Z

Blacklotus: /* Usage */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Carpentry]] / [[Fine carpentry]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{ItemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=deep water fishing reel.jpg
|active=[[leather wound handle]]
|passive=[[wood reel]]
|group=Tool parts
|materials=no
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.28 kg)
|skill=fine carpentry}}

== Description ==
''A wooden reel with a leather wound handle. It is made from cedarwood. It could be improved with a log. Requires a medium fishing line to be able to be used for fishing.''

== Usage ==
A fishing reel is required to create a fishing rod. A {{PAGENAME}} can be attached to a [[fishing rod]] to create a [[medium fishing rod]]

== Notes ==
* A {{PAGENAME}} contains an ''empty medium fishing line slot'', where you need to add a [[medium fishing line]].
* Takes damage from use.
* A [[rarity system|rare]] {{PAGENAME}} takes less damage and is less likely to break the [[fishing rod]]. They also make it easier to reel fish in.

== See also ==
* [[Fishing]]
* [[Light fishing reel]]
* [[Medium fishing reel]]
* [[Deep water fishing reel]]
* [[Professional fishing reel]]

[[Category:Carpentry items]]
[[Category:Fishing items]]
[[Category:Tool parts]]
[[Category:Babel/M]]

Deep water fishing reel

2022-01-17T02:49:16Z

Blacklotus: /* Usage */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Blacksmithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{ItemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image={{PAGENAME}}.jpg
|active=[[reinforced handle]]
|passive=[[metal reel]]
|group=Tool parts
|materials=no
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.53 kg)
|skill=blacksmithing}}

== Description ==
''A metal reel with a reinforced handle. It is made from iron. It could be improved with a lump. Requires a heavy fishing line to be able to be used for fishing.''

== Usage ==
A fishing reel is required to create a fishing rod. A {{PAGENAME}} can be attached to a [[fishing rod]] to create a [[deep water fishing rod]]

== Notes ==
* A {{PAGENAME}} contains an ''empty heavy fishing line slot'', where you need to add a [[heavy fishing line]].
* Takes damage from use.
* A [[rarity system|rare]] {{PAGENAME}} takes less damage and is less likely to break the [[fishing rod]]. They also make it easier to reel fish in.

== See also ==
* [[Fishing]]
* [[Light fishing reel]]
* [[Medium fishing reel]]
* [[Deep water fishing reel]]
* [[Professional fishing reel]]

[[Category:Any-metal_products]]
[[Category:Blacksmithing items]]
[[Category:Fishing items]]
[[Category:Tool parts]]
[[Category:Babel/D]]

Professional fishing reel

2022-01-17T02:34:44Z

Blacklotus: /* Usage */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / [[Smithing]] / [[Jewelry smithing]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

{{ItemBox
|name={{PAGENAME}}
|image=deep water fishing reel.jpg
|active=[[padded handle]]
|passive=[[professional reel]]
|group=Tool parts
|materials=no
|result=* '''{{PAGENAME}}''' (0.551 kg)
|skill=jewelry smithing}}

== Description ==
''A professional reel with a padded handle. It is made from steel. It could be improved with a lump. Requires a braided fishing line to be able to be used for fishing.''

== Usage ==
A fishing reel is required to create a fishing rod. A {{PAGENAME}} can be attached to a [[fishing rod]] to create a [[fishing rod|professional fishing rod]].

== Notes ==
* A {{PAGENAME}} contains an ''empty braided fishing line slot'', where you need to add a [[braided fishing line]].
* Takes damage from use.
* A [[rarity system|rare]] {{PAGENAME}} takes less damage and is less likely to break the [[fishing rod]]. They also make it easier to reel fish in.

== See also ==
* [[Fishing]]
* [[Light fishing reel]]
* [[Medium fishing reel]]
* [[Deep water fishing reel]]

[[Category:Fishing items]]
[[Category:Jewelry smithing items]]
[[Category:Tool parts]]
[[Category:Babel/P]]

Archery

2021-12-13T04:31:09Z

Blacklotus: /* Skillgain Tips */

[[CDB|Main]] / [[Skills]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==
Archery is used for ranged combat against [[:Category:Bestiary|animals]] and players.

== Targeting ==
To enter ranged combat, activate an equipped and strung [[bow]], move within range, then right-click on your target to engage. (You can also use the icon on the select bar to quickly queue up multiple shots.)

Archery works best when standing at optimal range. You will miss more if you are closer than, or farther from, the optimal range.

{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="2" style="text-align: center;" width="100" | Bow
! colspan="2" width="200" | Range (in tiles)
|-
! Minimum
! Optimal
|-
| [[Short Bow]]
| style="text-align: center;" | None
| style="text-align: center;" | 5
|-
| [[Bow]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 5
| style="text-align: center;" | 10
|-
| [[Long Bow]]
| style="text-align: center;" | 10
| style="text-align: center;" | 20
|}

As you gain better skill in a bow, you get more targeting options. Right-click your target to select an option.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="50" | Skill
! width="150" | Option
|-
! style="text-align: center;" | 30
| Shoot quickly
|-
! style="text-align: center;" | 35
| Aim at torso
|-
! style="text-align: center;" | 40
| Aim at left/right arm
|-
! style="text-align: center;" | 50
| Aim at head
|-
! style="text-align: center;" | 60
| Aim at face
|-
! style="text-align: center;" | 70
| Aim at legs
|}

Archery has a lower hit chance during the night (from 21:00 to 05:00 Wurm time). When firing a bow at night at an archery target for example, the message, "The dusk makes it harder to get a clear view of the archery target." will appear each time you shoot.

== Notes on Bows ==
There are three types of bows:
*[[Short bow]]
*[[Bow]]
*[[Long bow]]

To use a bow in combat, it must be strung with a [[bow string]]. Bow strings can snap.
*The higher the QL of the bow string, the better chance you have to hit your target.
*The higher the QL of the bow string, the less chance that it snaps.
*The chance of a bow string snapping is thought to be 1 in (QL of bow string * 10)

Additionally:
*Bows made with [[willow]] decrease the difficulty of your shot.
*The higher the QL of the bow, the more damage is inflicted on your target.
*Rare bows increase damage by 5%, supreme bows increase damage by 10%, and fantastic bows increase damage by 15%.

== Notes on Arrows ==
There are three types of arrows:
*[[Hunting arrow]]
*[[War arrow]]
*[[Arrow shaft]] can be used as an arrow, without any arrow head affixed

When shooting a bow, the order of arrow selection is:
#Arrows in an equipped quiver
#Arrows in your backpack
#Arrows in a quiver in your inventory
#Arrows in your inventory not in a quiver

In addition to the order of precedence above, the type of arrow also determines the order of arrow selection:
#War arrows
#Hunting arrows
#Arrow shafts

Additionally:
*Arrows made with [[cedar]] are easier to improve.
*Arrows made with [[cedar]] reduce the difficulty of the shot by 5%
*Arrows made with [[maple]] take 20% less damage.
*Arrows made with [[maple]] reduce the difficulty of the shot by 3%
*Rare arrows decrease the difficulty of the shot by 5%, supreme arrows by 10%, and fantastic arrows by 15%.
*Rare arrows increase the damage of the shot by 30%, supreme arrows by 60%, and fantastic arrows by 90%

== Additional Damage Modifiers ==
*Every point in [[body strength]] increases archery damage by 1%.
*The biggest damage modifier is the ql of the arrows used.
*Shooting a bow from a position above your target increases damage, while shooting a bow from a position below your target decreases damage. For each level of dirt you are above or below your target, the modifier is 1%, up to a maximum of 20%.
*A target that is under water will take half damage unless the target is taller than 4 meters.
*The target’s armour is a significant factor in damage.
*Targets wearing a shield can block shots from inflicting damage.

== Enchanting ==
Possible enchantments on bows:
*[[Circle of cunning]] can be put on a bow to increase archery and bow skill.
*[[Nimbleness]] will reduce the difficulty of the shot by (Spell QL / 30).
*[[Bloodthirst]] increases damage as it increases in power.
*[[Wind of ages]] will increase attack speed, but only until 55 archery skill, at which point you reach the hard cap for a bow’s action timer. You should enchant the bow with Nimbleness instead of WoA.
*[[Blessings of the dark]] are a substitute for CoC and WoA, but you should use CoC + Nimbleness instead.
*[[Mind stealer]] to occasionally gain skills

Possible enchantments on arrows:
*Each of the [[demise spells]]
*[[Frostbrand]] or [[Rotting touch]] or [[Venom]] to increase damage
*[[Life transfer]] to gain health

== Skillgain Tips ==
* The archery skill is limited to 45 while practicing on an archery [[target]]. You may gain up to 30 skill in a bow type by practicing on an archery target.
* Although they give less skill than real arrows, it is best to use arrow shafts when practicing on archery targets, as they are far easier to make and won't cause excessive damage to the target. Arrows that aren't broken can be picked up at the archery target.
* Firing on the target from outside your bow's optimal range will increase the difficulty, and thus increase your skillgain at higher skill levels.
* Practicing at night will similarly increase the difficulty, so if you find skillgain slowing, you may want to practice when it's dark instead.
* Beyond 45 skill, the only way to gain further is by using archery on animals or in player vs. player combat. Unlike fighting skill, you gain random archery skill for every shot and optimum archery skill for every successful damage dealt. Fighting skill is also gained after a successful kill.
* Using other players as targets to train is effective at any level. There is a 3 hour cooldown, which begins after the event message, "You will not gain skill for attacking #### for a few hours".
* WLers shooting same kingdom will become hunted.
* Skillgain is affected by [[Sleep bonus]].
* You can't gain archery and sub-archery skills from bred animals.
* Every priest can use bows.
* Archery provides the fastest means to gains in [[body control]].

==Skills & Characteristics==
* Archery
* [[Body]] > [[Body control]]
===Subskills===
* Archery > [[Short bow]]
* Archery > [[Bow|Medium bow]]
* Archery > [[Long bow]]

== [[Titles]] ==
* Archer at 50 skill
* Hawk Eye at 70 skill
* Eagle Eye at 90 skill
== See Also ==
* [[Fletching]]
* [[Bowyery]]
* [[Fighting]]

[[Category:Archery]]
[[Category:Fighting]]
[[Category:Skills]]
[[Category:Babel/A]]

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T22:35:31Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 1: Bread */

{{guide}}

== Welcome to Cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the Cereals you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

These are but a few of the many hundreds of recipes found in Wurm Online. There are more ways to prepare each of these recipes I have shown you here, and more ingredients that can be made using different methods and tools. This will get you started, but don't be afraid to try something different. You wont know until you try!

Thank you for reading my Guide and I wish you the very best cooking experience.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T22:33:36Z

Blacklotus: /* Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus */

{{guide}}

== Welcome to Cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

These are but a few of the many hundreds of recipes found in Wurm Online. There are more ways to prepare each of these recipes I have shown you here, and more ingredients that can be made using different methods and tools. This will get you started, but don't be afraid to try something different. You wont know until you try!

Thank you for reading my Guide and I wish you the very best cooking experience.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T19:58:33Z

Blacklotus:

{{guide}}

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

These are but a few of the many hundreds of recipes found in Wurm Online. There are more ways to prepare each of these recipes I have shown you here, and more ingredients that can be made using different methods and tools. This will get you started, but don't be afraid to try something different. You wont know until you try!

Thank you for reading my Guide and I wish you the very best cooking experience.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T08:29:37Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 3: Meals */

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql is generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

These are but a few of the many hundreds of recipes found in Wurm Online. There are more ways to prepare each of these recipes I have shown you here, and more ingredients that can be made using different methods and tools. This will get you started, but don't be afraid to try something different. You wont know until you try!

Thank you for reading my Guide and I wish you the very best cooking experience.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T08:29:19Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 3: Meals */

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

Meals cook at your skill level and food under 10ql are generally not edible.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

These are but a few of the many hundreds of recipes found in Wurm Online. There are more ways to prepare each of these recipes I have shown you here, and more ingredients that can be made using different methods and tools. This will get you started, but don't be afraid to try something different. You wont know until you try!

Thank you for reading my Guide and I wish you the very best cooking experience.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T08:28:22Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 3: Meals */

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fish Fillet can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

These are but a few of the many hundreds of recipes found in Wurm Online. There are more ways to prepare each of these recipes I have shown you here, and more ingredients that can be made using different methods and tools. This will get you started, but don't be afraid to try something different. You wont know until you try!

Thank you for reading my Guide and I wish you the very best cooking experience.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T08:21:13Z

Blacklotus:

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fillet fish can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

= Notes =

These are but a few of the many hundreds of recipes found in Wurm Online. There are more ways to prepare each of these recipes I have shown you here, and more ingredients that can be made using different methods and tools. This will get you started, but don't be afraid to try something different. You wont know until you try!

Thank you for reading my Guide and I wish you the very best cooking experience.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T08:19:06Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 3: Meals */

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a minimum [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to a Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

You have the tools to create each one of these recipes. Meat can be processed like veggies, by dicing it, and then once it's Diced Meat, you can process that into Minced Meat in the same way.

For Fish, you don't have to do anything extra, but if your fish is large enough, you can use a butchering knife to fillet it.

Fillet fish can be chopped.

Once you've chosen your desired recipe follow the same steps as when we made casserole. Add your chosen protein into the frying pan and use lore to check your meal. Once it's showing your chosen meal, place the frying pan into the lit campfire to cook it.

You have completed Recipe 3: Meals.

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T08:11:38Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 3: Meals */

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In your Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a [[Hot food cooking]] skill of 10 or more.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to your Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T08:11:20Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 3: Meal */

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[Ccfp]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

To finish this tutorial please place your filled Pottery bowl into a lit Campfire and allow the Bread Casserole to cook. Check out your cookbook for other kinds of casserole.

You have completed Recipe 2: Casserole.

==== Recipe 3: Meals ====

Welcome to Recipe 3: Meals.

In your Previous Lessons you learned how to create more valuable ingredients from things found throughout Wurm Online. You have learned how to use 'Lore' to check your recipes and learned how an ingredient is prepared matters.

To Continue this lesson it is suggested you have a [[Hot Food Cooking]] skill of 10 or more.

To begin, you will need to chop your Remaining 5 Vegetables and Herbs. These can be added to your Frying Pan as well as your remaining loaf of bread and continue to the next step.

In the beginning I asked you to collect either 1 piece of Meat, or 1 Fish.

Look into your cookbook and find Meal. In the known cookbook you'll see 3 different recipes, Meal (Meat), Meal (Fish), and Meal (fish fillet)

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T07:58:19Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 2: Casserole */

Guides:Cooking With Blacklotus

2021-11-25T07:56:18Z

Blacklotus: /* Recipe 2: Casserole */

{{guide}}

Please note this Guide is a Work in Progress.

== Welcome to cooking with Blacklotus ==

==== The Tools of the Trade ====
The First thing you'll need to do any form of cooking is a 'cooker' It will show up first in recipes when required.
There are 3 cookers in the game:

The [[Oven]]. This is your primary cooker and most recipes that need a cooker can be cooked in the oven.

The [[Forge]]. While not a traditional way of cooking food, the bit of extra slag from the forge helps raise difficulty of cooked items when available as a cooker.

The [[Campfire]]. Not well known as a cooker, there are many recipes that use the campfire as their primary cooker. It can add difficulty to your recipe if available.

Once you have a cooker, the next thing you'll see in a recipe is a Container.
The following items can all be considered containers.

[[Frying Pan]], [[Sauce pan]], [[Cauldron]], [[Pottery Bowl]], [[Baking stone]], [[Cake tin]], [[Roasting dish]], [[Pie dish]]

Finally we have tools that manipulate our ingredients. You can find a more complete list here: [[cooking utensils]]

[[Knife]], [[Spoon]], [[Fork]], [[Mortar and pestle]], [[Butchering Knife]], [[Measuring jug]], [[Grindstone]]

== Tutorial ==

==== Getting Prepared ====

I am going to ask you to follow along with me as we cook 3 basic recipes. Bread, Casserole and Finally, a Meal. You will need to gather the following items and ingredients.

Tools:

Frying Pan, Pottery Bowl, Grindstone, Knife and finally a Baking Stone. (the crafting recipes for these are in your crafting menu. If you have trouble finding marble to craft a baking stone ask in your freedom chat or check your local market for one.)

Ingredients:

3 Cereals
1 Mushroom
10 Herbs (At most 2 of any kind of Herb)
1 Berry
10 Vegetables (At most 2 of any kind of Vegetable)
1 piece of Meat or 1 Fish.

The Cereals, Mushrooms, Herbs, Berries and Vegetables can all be found through [[Foraging]] and [[botanizing]]. Check those pages if you need help finding those ingredients.

==== Recipe 1: Bread ====

The first step in cooking is learning how the different processes work. In this Recipe you learn about preparing basic ingredients before turning them into a final product, and you will be learning about 'lore'.

Food that requires a cooker will not cook until some conditions are met. In the case of bread, you require Dough, in a Baking stone, in an oven or a campfire that is lit.

For our purposes we will be using a campfire for all of our cooking recipes.

To begin with, you will take your grindstone and make it the active item. With it you'll right click one of the grains you got ready earlier and create Flour.

The next step is turning flour into Dough. This is accomplished by using water in your inventory on the Flour and create -> Dough.

Lastly place the Dough inside the Baking Stone. Once you've done this right click on your baking stone and find the option for 'lore'

You'll see this message if you've done everything right:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked in a cooker.
Current difficulty:15.

Once you place your Baking Stone in the campfire, you can right click it for lore again and you should get this message:

The ingredients in the baking stone would make some bread when cooked.

To continue with your Lesson, cook 2 bread and move on to the next Recipe. You've Completed Recipe 1: Bread.

==== Recipe 2: Casserole ====

In Recipe 1: Bread We cooked 2 loafs of bread and learned the beginnings of preparing ingredients, using lore and cooking food in a campfire.

In Recipe 2: Casserole (Bread) we will be looking at the layout of a common recipe, and the different things involved in it.

To start open your cookbook and find Casserole (bread) it will show the following:

Skill: hot food cooking
Cookers: Oven, Campfire, Forge
Containers: Pottery Bowl
Mandatory: Bread
One or More: Raw any fruit, any cereal, any veg (and it shows raw any veg, chopped veg, mashed veg if you click the + box), raw any berry, raw any nut, any mushroom
Optional: Salt
Any: Any herb

As you can see from the recipe it tells you what cookers you can cook a meal in, what kind of container it requires to be cooked in and you can see a few other areas that I will explain. When an ingredient is Mandatory, it means that ingredient must be inside the container to cook that recipe. One or more, means you need at least 1 of those listed items inside the container, but you can have more up to the limit of what the container will hold. Optional here is showing we could add one Salt, but we're not required too, Lastly it shows we can add any herb.

For this recipe, we will be using 1 Cereal, 1 Mushroom, 1 Berry, 5 Vegetables and 5 Herbs and one Bread. Your Vegetables and Herbs should all be different. You don't want to use more than 1 of an ingredient with the exact same name in most cases.

To begin, add all of your ingredients listed above into a Pottery Bowl in your inventory and right click it as you did with the Baking Stone and find the 'Lore' option.

You will take your knife and right click on each Vegetable and each Herb and your mushroom to chop them.

Once all your items are chopped add them to a pottery bowl in your inventory and check 'Lore' one more time.

The ingredients in the pottery bowl would make a bread casserole when cooked.

You will very likely get the same message as before, so you might be wondering why chop or prepare the ingredients before cooking the Casserole? When cooking, you're aiming for making food that is satisfying which fills your hunger bar and your [[CCFP]], as well as raising your nutrition levels. This is what preparing ingredients does, it increases the quality of those things without spending more resources to feed yourself.

Once an ingredient is processed it becomes a different item with a different name. For instance Pea Pods. Once chopped this items name becomes 'Chopped Pea Pods' and it has undergone one step in being cooked. In practice, having the same ingredient, in this example Pea Pods, you could add Pea Pods, Mashed Pea Pods and Chopped Pea Pods to the same dish and each ingredient would be considered 'unique'. This matters for the quality of your meal that ingredients be considered unique.

==== Recipe 3: Meal ====

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