Treasure(?) : Bunches of Recovery Items Inspired by Castlevania!

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So, Dungeon Fantasy doesn't need to be realistic at all, but it seems like there are not enough whimsical video game concepts to me. So here, using a bit of simple normalization, I've statted out some recovery items based on food items from Castlevania: Harmony Of Despair. The item effects were calculated by extrapolating prices from various enchanting systems and item catalogs.

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:

1. The bonuses should never stack.
2. 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.