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Name | Recovery | Bonus Effects | Price |
Steamed Mussel | 2HP | HT+1;Will+1 | $198 |
Fried Crab Claw | 2HP | HT+2 | $110 |
Escargot | 3HP | Will+2 | $187 |
Canelé | 0HP | HT+1 | $88 |
Hamburger | 0HP | HT+1 | $88 |
Fried Chicken | 1HP | HT+1 | $121 |
Hot Dog | 1HP | HT+1 | $121 |
Popcorn | 1HP | None | $33 |
Bagel Sandwich | 3HP | HT+1 | $187 |
Red Licorice | 1HP; 1FP | None | $66 |
Cream Puff | 1HP; 1FP | None | $66 |
Pudding | 1HP; 1FP | Active Defense+1 | $285 |
Plain Cruller | 1HP; 1FP | None | $66 |
Plain Donut | 1HP; 1FP | IQ+1 | $241 |
Tiramisu | 2HP; 2FP | IQ+1;Active Defense+1 | $430 |
Berry Mousse Cake | 3HP; 3FP | IQ+1;Active Defense+2 | $653 |
Mango Mousse Cake | 3HP; 3FP | IQ+1;Will+2 | $475 |
Mint Mousse Cake | 3HP; 3FP | IQ+1;Will+1;Active Defense+1 | $563 |
Meat Strip | 1HP | ST+1 | $121 |
Boneless Ham | 4HP | HT+1 | $248 |
Roast Beef | 4HP | HT+1;ST+1 | $336 |
Tasty Meat | 4HP | ST+1 | $248 |
Strawberry | 1FP | Will+1 | $82 |
Kiwi | 1FP | Will+1 | $82 |
Grapes | 2FP | Will+1 | $114 |
Melon | 4FP | Will+1 | $204 |
Olives | 1FP | None | $33 |
Caesar Salad | 2FP | None | $70 |
California Roll | 1HP | None | $33 |
Quiche | 2HP | None | $70 |
Shrimp Cocktail | 3HP | None | $113 |
Beef Curry | 3HP | ST+3 | $375 |
Ramen | 3HP | ST+2;HT+2 | $463 |
Caviar | 7HP | IQ+2;Active Defense+2 | $945 |
Truffle | 7HP | Active Defense+2 | $595 |
Notes And Closing
Bonus effects last for an hour. The point value I used for calculating Active Defense+2 was Basic Speed+1 +Basic Move-1.
The somewhat low prices of these items stipulate that the following rules should optionally apply to these items:
- The bonuses should never stack.
- The special effects are provided by the ambience. The benefits are only provided in the right location.
A lot of the items are mechanically redundant. Who cares? Having a long list of items gives flavor (HA HA HA, IT IS LIKE A PUN?!)
The items definitely have a Castlevania feel to them. Refluff the names if you are like me and don't like having that air of fanfic-dabbling territory around your games. Or don't. Nothing is especially Castlevania about "Strawberry."
To make them more interesting you can use them as local specialties like mentioned in Taverns, or as especially effective recipes a la p.24 of Henchmen.
Why is Caesar Salad worth $140 while a Fried Crab Claw is only $110? A Caesar Salad will give you 2 FP (which you'll recover in 30 minutes on your own) and no additional bonus, while the Fried Crab Claw grants you 2 HP AND a bonus!
ReplyDeleteAlso, there's a suggestion for UT food to act as simple drugs that temporarily grant you a perk. That might be a concept worth looking into as well.
Ah, that does stick out a bit. I made some adjustments to FP recovery prices basing it on some extrapolations from the price of paut. I need to check out Ultratech some day!
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