Food and Drink Data

[Ciiera]

Ok here is some data I found on the official forums about food and drink. I'm not going to post the whole thing because it would make your head spin but here is the basics.

Tier 1 Food: +6 HP per tick
Tier 1 Drink: +12 Power per tick

Tier 2 Food: +22 HP per tick
Tier 2 Drink: +24 Power per tick

Tier 3 Food: +30 HP per tick
Tier 3 Drink: +36 Power per tick

Tier 4 Food: +60 HP per tick
Tier 4 Drink: I need someone of level 40+ to test this for me on server Permafrost - please send me a tell

Tier 5 Food: Unknown
Tier 5 Drink: Unknown

Now, here is a list of what is what in the tiers. This is a long list so don't kill me.

Tier 1 Food: +6 HP per tick
SB - Ration, 6c
3 - Baked Frog Leg
3 - Breaded Flounder
3 - Candied Jumjum
3 - Chocolate Bar
3 - Packet of Spice
3 - Roasted Barley
3 - Turtle Steak
3 - White Tea Leaf
4 - Basil Soup Broth
4 - Candied Pecans
4 - Deer Steak
4 - Nutmeg
4 - Sunfish Steak
4 - Black Coffee
5 - Barley Malt
5 - Basil Grilled Deer
5 - Beer Braised Deer
5 - Cabbage Stew
5 - Chocolate Covered Jumjum
5 - Dark Barley Malt
5 - Deer Jerky
5 - Dried Jumjum
5 - Herb Crusted Frog Legs
5 - Roasted Cabbage
5 - Sunfish Soup
6 - Baked Flounder
6 - Basil Grilled Sunfish
6 - Cabbage Omelet
6 - Chocolate Covered Pecan
6 - Deer Soup
6 - Fudge
6 - Nutmeg Cookies
6 - Nutmeg Fizzlepop
6 - Sunfish Jerky
7 - Chocolate Jumjum Cake
7 - Deer Sandwich
7 - Jumjum Cheesecake
7 - Pecan Fudge
7 - Stuffed Flounder
8 - Deer Casserole
8 - Deer Pie
8 - Jumjum Muffins
8 - Nutmeg Cake
8 - Pecan Pie
8 - Sunfish Casserole
8 - Turtle Soup
9 - Deer Pasta
9 - Pecan-Jumjum Trail Mix

Tier 1 Drink: +12 Power per tick
SB - Black Coffee, 36c (50min)
4 - Cracked Spire
4 - Jumjum Brandy
4 - Jumjum Juice
4 - Pond Juice
4 - White Tea
5 - Dark Water
5 - Jumjum Cider
5 - Kerran Catastrophe
6 - Barley Malted Milk
6 - Ginesh
6 - Jumjum Fizzlepop
6 - Jumjum Milk
6 - Jumjum Tea
7 - Halasian Porter
7 - Twice Brewed Beer
8 - Brandy
8 - Cabbage Kalish
8 - Creamed Black Coffee
8 - Hot Toddy
8 - Jumjum Sparkling Wine
8 - Moonlight
8 - Ogre Swill
9 - Jumjum Beer
9 - Jumjum Pie
9 - Jumjum Wine

Tier 1.5: SB - Dried Meat, 26c, 30m, +17

Tier 2 Food: +22 HP per tick
SB - Boomba Pickle, 12s29c, 30m
SB - Trail Mix, 12s92c, 30m
13 - Baked Grouper
13 - Black Tea Leaf
13 - Candied Orange
13 - Cichlid Steak
13 - Dark Wheat Malt
13 - Thyme
13 - Vanilla
13 - Roasted Carrot
13 - Roasted Wheat
13 - Vulrich Leg
13 - Wheat Malt
14 - Baked Crab
14 - Candied Black Walnuts
14 - Elephant Steak
14 - Thyme Soup Broth
15 - Beer Braised Vulrich
15 - Carrot Omelet
15 - Chocolate Covered Black Walnut
15 - Cichlid Jerky
15 - Dried Orange
15 - Thyme Grilled Cichlid
15 - Vanilla Cookies
15 - Vulrich Soup
16 - Carrot Stew
16 - Chocolate Covered Orange
16 - Cichlid Soup
16 - Pan Seared Grouper
16 - Thyme Grilled Vulrich
16 - Vulrich Jerky
17 - Black Walnut Fudge
17 - Cichlid Casserole
17 - Cichlid Sandwich
17 - Crab Popper
17 - Orange Pie
17 - Walnut-Orange Trail Mix
18 - Black Walnut Pie
18 - Elephant Roast
18 - Orange Muffins
18 - Spiced Grouper
18 - Vulrich Casserole
18 - Vulrich Pasta
18 - Vulrich Sandwich
19 - Chocolate Orange Cake
19 - Orange Cheesecake
19 - Vanilla Cake
19 - Vulrich Pie

Tier 2 Drink: +24 Power per tick
14 - Whiskey
15 - Antonican Coffee
15 - Ice Comet
15 - Orange Cider
15 - Orange Fizzlepop
15 - Orange Milk
15 - Rusty Cogturner
15 - The Zombie
15 - Wheat Malted Milk
16 - Black Tea
16 - Blue Blaze
16 - Iced Silk
16 - Orange Juice
16 - Orange Tea
16 - Orange Wine
16 - Vanilla Fizzlepop
16 - Vodka
17 - Early Sunrise
17 - Malt Beer
17 - Woad of the Warhound
18 - Carrot Kalish
18 - Dwarven Stout
18 - Orange Sparkling Wine
19 - Creamed Antonican Coffee
19 - Orange Beer
19 - Refuge Island Iced Tea

Tier 3 Food: +30 HP per tick
23 - Boiled Crayfish
23 - Candied Fayberry
23 - Dark Rye Malt
23 - Grilled Mackerel
23 - Lion Chops
23 - Oolong Tea Leaf
23 - Pork Chop
23 - Marjoram
23 - Roasted Rye
23 - Roasted Sweet Onion
23 - Rye Malt
23 - Sweet Onion Omelet
24 - Candied Almond
24 - Grilled Octopus
24 - Hailstorm
24 - Marjoram Soup Broth
24 - Pork Soup
24 - Cinnamon
24 - Sweet Onion Stew
25 - Beer Braised Pork
25 - Chocolate Covered Fayberry
25 - Crayfish Jerky
25 - Dried Fayberry
25 - Marjoram Grilled Pork
25 - Pork Jerky
26 - Chocolate Covered Almond
26 - Cinnamon Cookies
26 - Crayfish Soup
26 - Marjoram Grilled Crayfish
27 - Almond-Fayberry Trail Mix
27 - Crayfish Sandwich
27 - Fayberry Pie
27 - Octopus Pasta
27 - Pork Sandwich
28 - Almond Crusted Mackerel
28 - Almond Pie
28 - Chocolate Cake
28 - Cinnamon Cake
28 - Fayberry Muffins
28 - Garnished Lion Steak
28 - Marinated Mackerel
28 - Pork Casserole
28 - Pork Pie
29 - Almond Fudge
29 - Chocolate Fayberry Cake
29 - Crayfish Casserole
29 - Fayberry Cheesecake
29 - Pork Pasta

Tier 3 Drink: +36 Power per tick
SB - Fizzlecutter Formula 6000, 12s 29c
24 - Big Fayberry
24 - Blasted Samoflange
24 - Fayberry Fizzlepop
24 - Fayberry Tea
24 - Gin Tonic
24 - Tequila
25 - Cinnamon Fizzlepop
25 - Fayberry Juice
25 - Fayberry Milk
25 - Gin and Juice
25 - Mountain Coffee
25 - Rye Malted Milk
26 - Fayberry Cider
26 - Fayberry Martini
26 - Gin
26 - Golden Saucer
26 - Oolong Tea
27 - Brown Ale
27 - Fayberry Sparkling Wine
28 - Creamed Mountain Coffee
28 - Fayberry Beer
28 - Fayberry Wine
28 - Sweet Onion Kalish
29 - Fayberry Margarita
29 - Vox Breath Beer

Tier 4 Food: +60 HP per tick
33 - Candied Cashews
33 - Green Tea Leaf
33 - Griffin Souffle
33 - Refined Honey
33 - Refined Shallots
33 - Roasted Rolled Oats
33 - Rolled Oat Malt
33 - Shallot Soup Broth
34 - Baked Snapper
34 - Candied Apple
34 - Carp Steak
34 - Roasted Cucumber

Tier 4 Drink:
34 - Wild Apple Juice
34 - Wild Apple Milk

The quality of the food/drink does not effect the regen rate, just the duration. Currently, the duration list is as follows:
60m-75m-90m-105m (105 minutes would be a pristine-type item)

Quality Abbreviations:
4: Delectible, High Grade, Refreshing
3: Normal (No adjective)
2: Savory, Medium Grade, Chilled
1: Bland, Low Grade, Watery
SB: Store Bought

[Charinida]

Woo! Thanks... Maybe I'll try and scare up two slot space for food/water instead of lugging around resources... :)

[Caylor]

Thank you! This helps me a great deal, now I know that my cooking will be helpful, no matter what tier or quality grade.

[Crim]

Hmm, this looks like it doesn't matter what it is you make at each of the tiers. That means that steaks are as good as the more advanced foods that use steaks as components. I hope that isn't the case as it means that the other food are nothing more than color.

[Ciiera]

That is how it appears. A LOT of provisioners have been testing foods out and at this stage the harder items to make aren't any more effective than the easy single combine products of the same level. There are many changes to food coming up in future patches so hopefully they will offer something great for difficult multi-combine items. There is a large outcry for foods that give stats (as they have it in EQ1) so maybe soon we will see something along those lines. For now, don't bother with multi combine items unless you are trying to get rid of some food in your inventory or working the xp route.

[DinbinFanfoom]

I'm certainly interested in this food. I'll gather whatever you need for T1/2 foods... I usually harvest whenever I see something, and throw away the small stuff when inventory fills up.

[Charinida]

Q: Anyone tried those alcoholic thingies to see if it affected our tolerances?

Is it like EQ1 where alcohol does NOT satiate one's thirst, or they made it where you can quench your thirst with that frosty brewski?

[Ciiera]

Q: Anyone tried those alcoholic thingies to see if it affected our tolerances?

Is it like EQ1 where alcohol does NOT satiate one's thirst, or they made it where you can quench your thirst with that frosty brewski?
Gaelrond will be able to answer that soon since I just gave him two stacks of whiskey.

[Greebo]

Booze in eq2 is just another drink. No drunk effects at all that I can tell.

And I TRIED!

[Charinida]

Food and Drink Basics
By: Joe Russo


Food and drink are a very important part of adventuring; they supply additional health and power regeneration while outside of combat. Food effects health while drink affects power.


Being Hungry/Thirsty - Any time a character isn't currently under the influence of a food/drink effect (you can see these as icons on the right hand side of your screen) the character is hungry/thirsty.
Special Note: While food and drink are excellent ways to increase power and health regeneration, sitting will NOT increase power or health regeneration rates. This was changed late in beta and therefore in some places it will incorrectly state that sitting increases these pools.

Consuming Food/Drink

To consume food/drink you must first locate it in your inventory and right-click on it. When you do this you will be presented with two consumption options: "Eat/Drink Now" and "Eat/Drink When Hungry/Thirsty"


Eat/Drink Now - Selecting this option will consume the specified food/drink and apply its regeneration effect immediately. This will override any current food/drink effects that the character currently has.
Eat/Drink when Hungry/Thirsty - Selecting this option will consume the specified food/drink and apply its regeneration effect the next time the character is hungry/thirsty.
Stop Eating/Drinking - To halt the future consumption of food/drink you can use the commands /stopeating and /stopdrinking. This will prevent you from consuming food/drink when hungry/thirsty unless you choose the "Eat/Drink when Hungry/Thirsty" option again.
Food and Drink Specifics

When choosing the right food/drink for your character there are a few things to consider:


Food/Drink Level - Food/Drink Level is the primary factor that determines how much health/power the food/drink regenerates while outside of combat. Food/Drink levels typically appear in 10 level increments (10, 20, 30, 40, 50). It is important that the food/drink level is well matched for your character's level. As long as the food/drink level is close to equal or greater than your character's level you should be fine.

Level 10 - Supplies optimal regeneration for characters level 10 and lower.
Level 20 - Supplies optimal regeneration for characters level 20 and lower.
Level 30 - Supplies optimal regeneration for characters level 30 and lower.
Level 40 - Supplies optimal regeneration for characters level 40 and lower.
Level 50 - Supplies optimal regeneration for characters level 50 and lower.
Note - while lower level characters can consume higher level food/drink, the amount of regeneration it supplies will be capped by the character's level. Basically, don't wast money on food/drink that is too high level for you character, you won't get more regeneration out of it.



Food/Drink Duration - Food/Drink Duration tells you how long the particular food/drink will last.

Duration 30 - Food/Drink with a duration of 30 will supply its regeneration effect for 30 minutes real time.
Duration 60 - Food/Drink with a duration of 60 will supply its regeneration effect for 60 minutes real time.



Food/Drink Satiation - Food/Drink Satiation is the secondary factor that determines how much health/power the food/drink regenerates while outside of combat. Food/Drink Satiation can currently have one of four different values: Low, Normal, High, and Superior.

Low Satiation - Low Satiation food/drink will do in a pinch, but are not recommended for the prepared adventurer. This food/drink is typically supplied by priests with their summon food/drink spell.
Normal Satiation - Normal Satiation food/drink is the most common type. This food/drink is typically available on vendors throughout the world and is recognized as the standard for all food/drink. Normal Satiation food/drink supplies about 50% more regeneration than Low Satiation food/drink.
High Satiation - High Satiation food/drink is coveted by adventurers everywhere. This food/drink is typically supplied by other players as products of their trade. Provisioners specialize in producing High Satiation food/drink. High Satiation food/drink supplies about 100% more regenration that Low Satiation food/drink.
Superior Satiation - Superior Satiation food/drink is the highest standard in food/drink. This food/drink is typically only available as quest rewards. This food type is very hard to come by on a consistent basis so it is probably best to save it for a very important adventure. Superior Satiation food/drink supplies about 150% more regeneration than Low Satiation food/drink.



Last Updated: 12/31/2004