Food is a necessity for survival in Elona. You will periodically have to eat during your adventure to avoid the adverse affects of hunger.
As you grow hungry, your speed will decrease. If you continue without eating, your character will reach the highest level of hunger possible ("Starving!" in the bottom left corner) and start losing HP every turn. If your HP reaches zero this way, you will starve to death. Even if you continually heal yourself, you can still die directly from starvation. This is what happens when you spontaneously die with -9999 HP. This occurs most often from touch of hunger.
When you eat, depending on how nutritious the meal(s) was, your hunger status can become Satisfied, Satisfied! or Bloated when you're full. During either of these statuses, you cannot eat anymore. Over time you will grow hungry again. Drinking any potions when your hunger status is at bloated or if it transitions to it, may induce vomiting. Vomiting makes you hungrier. Repeatedly vomiting in a short period of time has a real risk of giving the anorexia effect.
Aside from filling your belly, most regular/cookable food trains attributes, while herbs can both train attributes as well as increase their potential. Special food types, like cyber snacks or the bread sticks in bakeries, often do not train anything, but some food types, like rabbit's tails, can produce special effects. The meats of certain rare types of creatures are also potentially capable of permanently boosting resistances.
According to the Japanese Wiki, when food is cooked, the level of cooking success affects how much of an effect the stat training of normal foods have. Botched cooking (like "Kitchen Refuse") will halve the effect, while top-rank successes with cooking (like "Curry") will multiply attribute training by around 4.5 times.
If food items take fire damage (whether on the ground or in your inventory if you don't have a fireproof blanket), rather than being destroyed as most items would be, there is a chance that they will instead be cooked to a completely random (but usually low level) meal. There is still a good chance they will be destroyed as well, so you will likely destroy more food than preserve this way. The cooking skill is much better in the long-term.
Blessed food has a small chance of giving you the "lucky day" bonus after version 2.01. There is no change in how much your attributes are trained, however.
Cursed food forces you to vomit, reducing your satiation and very likely causes you to lose weight, and repeated vomiting puts you at risk of anorexia (This means you abuse attributes, rather than train them when you eat, and that you will keep throwing up everything you eat - a recommended cure is to just drink things, such as snow, until you are no longer anorexic). You still train your attributes the same amount, and vomiting makes you hungrier, so you can theoretically use this to gain extra attribute training (Anorexia is probably a mechanism to prevent abuse of this fact).
Most regular forms of food rot. Food has, functionally, "freshness points", which are reduced by one at the start of every hour (So, a food with 4 points of freshness will rot at 5:00 if you pick it at either 1:00 or 1:59). Foods that have lost freshness points do not stack with other foods of the same type with different levels of freshness. Foods like monster meat (corpses) have only 4 freshness points (rot very quickly, especially during overland travel) but others can last more than a full day, especially cooked foods, which seems to serve to multiply freshness points. Food that is placed in a freezer or cooler box will not lose any freshness points so long as they stay in the container; similarly, food in your salary chest will remain fresh until removed.
Eating rotten food will reduce the growth of all attributes (though any attributes it would increase may still receive a minor boost); if this causes it to fall below a certain threshold, then you will lose one point in that attribute. Rotten food given to an NPC (whether quest-related or not) might kill the NPC due to food poisoning, and this counts as if you had done it. If you have the ability to digest rotten food, which may be granted by wearing certain equipment, benefits are given as normal.
Members of the Juere race starts with a feat that slows digestion, meaning that you don't have to eat as often as members of other races.
Starting in 1.22 (beta), if equipment made out of food (rawwork) has one of the "it maintains (stat)" equipment attributes, then eating it will give you 2,000 turn enchantment, which gives a +5 to +50 bonus to your potential for that attribute. Furthermore, eating an item that increases an attribute will train that attribute by a small amount (eating an item that decreases an attribute has the opposite effect). Speed can be increased by this - a new character needs to eat about 30 speed to increase speed by 1. Equipment that decreases stats, on the other hand, can have negative effects. This can even lower stats such as luck ("You become unlucky. Your luck deteriorates."). Vomiting ends the enchantment.
Flavor text upon eating[]
The text that is displayed depends on the player's satiation level after eating food. One is selected at random.
Starving | Very hungry | Hungry | Normal | Satisfied | Bloated |
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It didn't help you from starving! | No, it was not enough at all. | You are still a bit hungry. | You can eat more. | You are satisfied! | Phew! You are pretty bloated. |
It prolonged your death for seconds. | You still feel very hungry. | Not enough... | You pat your stomach. | This hearty meal has filled your stomach. | You've never eaten this much before! |
Empty! Your stomach is still empty! | You aren't satisfied. | You want to eat more. | You satisfied your appetite a little. | You really ate! | Your stomach is unbelievably full! |
Your stomach is still somewhat empty. | You pat your stomach contentedly. |
Finding food[]
Like most items, food can be found in dungeons, purchased in stores, received from quests, and so on. Some herbs may be found in the wilderness, although they usually aren't very filling or nutritious. Additionally, innkeepers will feed the player until "Bloated" for a small price, although this has no nutritional benefits.
As a convenient source for free food, the player can eat the bread sticks in the bakeries found in many towns, as well as the crops found in Yowyn. Eating food on display in town does not bother anyone or affect karma.
You can also eat the corpses of the creatures you kill. The effects in this case differ depending on the type of monster you are eating. Some can harm you, while others can give you resistances or other useful effects.
If you carry cargoes of food (bought from innkeeper or general vendor, and most characters start with a few), your character will automatically eat it whenever they become hungry while traveling the world map. These have no stat benefits or other effects except to fill you up. Their base price (before Negotiation) increases with fame, roughly 3 gp per 100 fame, starting at 40 gp. Cargo foods cannot be eaten in dungeons or in quests that take you to a special map without a trick: you can put portable shelter on the ground, enter, and eat it.
Types of Food[]
Herbs[]
Herbs are rare and powerful foodstuffs which exercise various attributes. There are 3 guaranteed herbs in the The Mine in Vernis. Other ways to get these are from jobs and salary. You may grow them on a farm using the appropriate seeds.
- Alraunia improves Charisma and Learning by a large amount (1000+) and increases their potential, as well as all other attributes by a small amount (10).
- Curaria improves all stats by a moderate amount (135). Note: despite its name, eating a curaria doesn't cure anything.
- Mareilon improves Will and Magic by a large amount (1000+) and increases their potential, as well as all other attributes by a small amount (10).
- Morgia improves Strength and Constitution by a large amount (1000+) and increases their potential, as well as all other attributes by a small amount (10).
- Spenseweed improves Dexterity and Perception by a large amount (1000+) and increases their potential, as well as all other attributes by a small amount (10).
- Stomafillia improves all stats by a small amount (66). Makes you bloated.
Fruits[]
Fruits improve Magic (31), Perception (17), and Charisma (10). Apples, cherries, grapes, lemons, strawberries, and tangerines grow on fruit trees and may be acquired by bashing them. Fruit trees may be found in Vernis, Yowyn, and Palmia as well as in wilderness areas. A fruit tree is also present on each of the player's farms. Fruit trees will always produce the same fruit.
Be wary as some fruits rot quickly, and almost all rot within a day, except the aloe, which can last 72 hours. If you have a lot of cooked fruits from a successful farm, try to eat them in the order of which will rot first.
* Can be found on trees.
Vegetables[]
Vegetables improve Learning and Will equally. Healthy leaves and edible wild plants are frequently found in wilderness areas. Most vegetables rot very slowly (72 h), except the leccho (which rots in only 2 h). All vegetables (except tomatoes, for unknown reasons, perhaps because in the botanical sense they are fruits) are acceptable offerings for Kumiromi of Harvest.
* Cbocchi (カボチャ) is a transliteration of the Japanese for squash.
* Imo (芋) is a transliteration of the Japanese for tuber.
* Added in 1.22 Beta. Can be thrown. Thrown rotten tomatoes inflicts Fury state to the target.
Fish[]
All fish can be sacrificed to Ehekatl of Luck, whether they are raw or have been cooked into meals.
All fish rot in 4 hours except for dead fish, which doesn't rot.
Standard fish improve Dexterity (24), Perception (10), and Learning (24).
The following list are the fish which can only found at dungeons or shops, not by fishing method.
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* Manboo (マンボー or マンボウ) is a transliteration of the Japanese for ocean sunfish.
Fishing[]
These fish may be caught by Fishing and stat gains increase with value.
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Other[]
- Api nuts will not rot and improves Magic (24), Dexterity (17), and Learning (17). You can frequently find these lying about in wilderness areas. They aren't too filling, and are the only known cookable item that can be made into sweets (for the Sweet Sweet job).
- Flour will not rot and improves Strength (13), Constitution (13), Dexterity (13), and Learning (13). Usually available from food vendors.
- Raw noodles improves Constitution (38), and Dexterity (24). Usually available from food vendors. Rots in 24 hours.
Corpses[]
Corpses (aka Meat) are randomly dropped by slain enemies. The Anatomy skill increases the drop rate. There is also a generic "corpse" item sometimes sold by food vendors which is meat. Some may provide certain resistances when eaten, although "Normal" (##) is the most resistance one may gain this way.
All forms of Corpse rot in 4 hours. Corpses may be made into 5 jerky each at a ranch.
Generic corpse improves Constitution (24), Strength (17), and Charisma (3). Other corpses may give additional bonuses, but also scale the original improvements with monster type. Higher-level monsters generally give a percentage-based bonus to their attribute training.
Corpses, dropped by undead monsters, are always classified as rotten, but if turned in for a cooking quest while still "fresh" they will not cause food poisoning kill.
Corpses granting positive effects when eaten[]
Effect | Creatures |
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Charisma improvement (~500) |
Putit, Red Putit, Cupid of love |
Constitution improvement | Horse race, Giant race (Cyclops, Titan) |
Learning improvement | ??? |
Magic improvement | Mandrake, Imp race, <Issizzle> |
Strength improvement | Hand race (Hand of the Dead/Chaos/Murderer), Beetle race, Mammoth |
Willpower improvement | Ghost Race (Shade, Siren, Nymph, Ghost) |
Speed improvement | Quickling Race (Quickling, Quickling archer) |
Resistance to chaos | chaos cloud, chaos eye |
Resistance to darkness | stalker, shadow stalker, sister, healer |
Resistance to lightning | Electric cloud, Electric Sheep |
Resistance to fire | Fire dragon child, Fire ent, Fire crab, Fire drake, Fire centipede, Vesda the fire dragon (Note: Eating Vesda's corpse raises your intrinsic fire resistance, so it will not be lost through the creepy dream.) |
Resistance to ice | Ice ent |
Resistance to nerve | Death gaze, Floating Eye, Mad Gaze, Monoeye girl |
Resistance to nether | (none) |
Resistance to mind | Mad Gaze, Yith, Pumpkin, Greater Pumpkin, Puppy (Pumkin Variety), Halloween Nightmare, Azzrssil |
Resistance to poison | All scorpions, all spiders (except blood spiders), all snakes |
Resistance to sound | (none) |
Healing experience | Troll |
Meditation experience | Mandrake |
Life +0-1, Mana +0-1 +1-10% potential to all skills |
Little sister (spawned from Big Daddy's death) |
Sanity | Fire crab, giant squirrel, hermit crab |
Corpses with negative effects when eaten[]
Effect | Creatures | |
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Karma loss | Cat, stray cat, silver cat(-5), guard(-15) | |
Insanity | Any human, deformed eye, impure eye, Shub-Niggurath, yith, spiral king, <Issizzle> (Note: Eating humans has a chance of giving you the mutation that allows you to eat human flesh without penalty.) | |
Parasite | Alien, Hequet, Leucochloridium, Meshera corpses | |
Poisonous | Spore mushroom, kobold, centipede, all spiders (except basic spiders and blood spiders), all scorpions, all snakes (Note: Has a chance of giving you the antibodies {P-Res+}) | |
Paralysis |
Floating eye, chaos eye, mad gaze, death gaze, ancient coffin | |
Confusion | All demons | |
Dim | Chess Pieces, blades, golems, Big Daddys (i.e., any thing that dies in a shower of rubble as opposed to giblets), Metals | |
Ether disease | Shining hedgehog, wisp | |
Does damage | Acid slime | |
Always rotten | Zombie, all mummies |
Eggs[]
Eggs are produced at a ranch by creatures left there (both breeder and non-breeder creatures). Eggs are also found in Nest-type dungeons where you can mine them out of walls. It is a much faster method to collect eggs by mining than waiting for ranches to spawn them. Eggs are most frequently produced by chickens, but like with everything ranch-related, you can get the eggs of mammals, robots, and other non-organic creatures, regardless of gender, if you wait long enough. Eggs never rot. A needed ingredient to make large picnic baskets that greatly increases attribute (including speed and luck) potential for you and your pets.
Standard eggs train Perception, Will, and Charisma moderately. (13?)
Misc[]
These items are distinct, in method of acquisition and often in effects when eaten. They also do not rot.
- Rabbit's tail - Luck +1; rarely dropped by rabbits.
- Fortune cookie - Prints a random fortune message (always prints a lying one if cursed). No stat gains.
- Seeds - Not only edible, but oddly filling. Neither positive nor negative effects.
- Ration - Quite filling. Your starter cave has a few. No stat gains.
- Stick Bread - Can be found on the ground in bakeries. Sometimes available for sale at general stores. No stat gains. (Elona+: can be stored in bread case.)
- Pop Corn - Available in the Cyber Dome and sometimes general stores. No stat gains.
- Fried Potato - Same as Pop Corn.
- Cyber Snack - Usually available at the Cyber Dome and sometimes as drops or in general stores. Extremely filling.
- Mochi - Can be found at general stores. Quite filling, but you have a chance of choking to death on it (According to observation done on sandbagged monsters, it does 500 points of damage when you choke on it - enough to kill most players). A nearby NPC may save you if this happens.
- Kagami Mochi - Found from a New Year's Gift. Luck +2.
- Sister's Lunch - Can be found at The mansion of younger sister. Reduce sanity by 30 when eaten.
- Sack of Sugar - No special effects.
- Bottle of Salt - Will deal massive damage if consumed by snail.
- Handmade Chocolate - Created with a kit of making chocolate, or received from your pet on St. Valentine's Day (using the in-game date). Can be eaten or given to an NPC to raise relationship (must be Friend or higher or you'll be rejected). Can have various effects, depending on the options you selected when using the kit. Note that no matter what effect the chocolate might have, they will all be named "a handmade chocolate" (although they will still stack separately).
Quest Rewards[]
Food | Effect | Quest |
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Hero cheese | Life +3 | Defense Line, Rare Books |
Magic fruit | Mana +3 | Kamikaze Attack |
Happy apple | Luck +20 | Mother's Illness |
Attribute Training Reference Table[]
This chart needs further testing to fill in exact values for various levels of cooking.
Cooked foods will preserve the name of the base food, represented by the *. So, a lemon cooked to * sherbet level will read as "lemon sherbet".
Remember that corpses and fish have additional attribute training multipliers based upon monster level or fish rarity. Cooking whales gives a much larger training bonus than regular fish.
Food Class | Cooked to | Str | Con | Dex | Per | Lrn | Wil | Mag | Chr |
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Fruit | Dangerous * | 8 | 15 | 5 | |||||
Doubtful * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Jelly Salad | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
(Uncooked) | 17 | 31 | 10 | ||||||
* Pudding | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Sherbet | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Ice Cream | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Crepe | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Fruit Cake | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Grand Parfait | 76 | 139 | 45 | ||||||
Vegetable | Kitchen Refuse * | 13 | 13 | ||||||
Smelly * | ? | ? | |||||||
* Salad | ? | ? | |||||||
(Uncooked) | 27? | 27? | |||||||
Fried * | ? | ? | |||||||
* Roll | ? | ? | |||||||
* Tempura | ? | ? | |||||||
* Gratin | ? | ? | |||||||
Meat and * Stew | ? | ? | |||||||
* Curry | 121 | 121 | |||||||
* Meat | Grotesque * | 8 | 12 | 1 | |||||
Charred * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Roast * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Corpse | 17 | 24 | 3 | ||||||
Deep Fried * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Skewer Grilled * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Croquette | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Hamburger | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Cutlet | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Steak | 76 | 108 | 13 | ||||||
* Egg | Grotesque * | 6? | 6? | 6? | |||||
Overcooked * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Fried * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
(Uncooked) | 13? | 13? | 13? | ||||||
* Toast | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Soft-boiled * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Soup with * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Mature * Cheeze | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Cheeze Cake | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Omelet | 58? | 58? | 58? | ||||||
Fish (standard) | Leftover * | 12 | 5 | 12 | |||||
Bony * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Fried * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
(Uncooked) | 24 | 10 | 24 | ||||||
Stewed * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Soup | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Tempura | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Sausage | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Sashimi | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Sushi | 108 | 45 | 108 | ||||||
Api Nut | Collapsed * | 8 | 8 | 12 | |||||
Nasty * | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Cookie | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
Api Nut | 17 | 17 | 24 | ||||||
* Jelly | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Pie | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Bun | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Cream Puff | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Cake | ? | ? | ? | ||||||
* Sachertorte | 76 | 76 | 108 | ||||||
Bread | Fearsome Bread | 6 | 6 | 6 | 6 | ||||
Hard Bread | ? | ? | ? | ? | |||||
Walnut Bread | ? | ? | ? | ? | |||||
Flour | 13 | 13 | 13 | 13 | |||||
Apple Pie | ? | ? | ? | ? | |||||
Sandwich | ? | ? | ? | ? | |||||
Croissant | ? | ? | ? | ? | |||||
Croquette Sandwich | ? | ? | ? | ? | |||||
Chocolate Babka | ? | ? | ? | ? | |||||
Melon Flavored Bread | 58 | 58 | 58 | 58 | |||||
Noodle | Risky Noodle | 19 | 12 | ||||||
Exhausted Noodle | ? | ? | |||||||
Salad Pasta | ? | ? | |||||||
Raw Noodle | 38 | 24 | |||||||
Udon | ? | ? | |||||||
Soba | ? | ? | |||||||
Peperoncino | ? | ? | |||||||
Carbonara | ? | ? | |||||||
Ramen | ? | ? | |||||||
Meat Spaghetti | 171 | 108 | |||||||
Curaria | 135 | 135 | 135 | 135 | 135 | 135 | 135 | 135 | |
Stomafillia | 66 | 66 | 66 | 66 | 66 | 66 | 66 | 66 | |
Morgia | 1000 | 1000 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
Spenseweed | 10 | 10 | 1000 | 1000 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
Alraunia | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 1000 | 10 | 10 | 1000 | |
Mareilon | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 1000 | 1000 | 10 |
Elona+ Changes and Additions[]
- For technical information on how food works in Elona+, see Food/Technical.
Blending a bottle of antiseptic into a piece of food will permanently prevent it from rotting, though it will halve the nutritional value of the food.
Players only eat Cargos of Traveler's food on the world map when they reach starving, and can be eaten anywhere (including dungeons).
Players will get the same amount of experience (5x) as NPCs get when eating.
In addition, both food grown on your farm and NPC corpses killed on your ranch can now have a bonus when harvested. This bonus is displayed as a plus, and can be from 1 to 15. This increases the effectiveness of the food when eaten.
Corpse quality can be increased if the rubbing special action is used a few times before the NPC is killed. Crop quality can be increased by creating organic fertilizer using perishable food and/or certain junk items (dead fish, straw, shit) placed on the compost spots added to your farm. The fertilizer can only be used on half-grown plants. There are 5 of these spots, but if your farm was built prior to the 1.19 patch, any you may have had might have disappeared. You can reset your farm by returning the map to default by pressing backspace+enter while at its world map icon. But since this deletes everything inside, a better alternative would probably be to just build a new farm, as you can have multiples.
As of version 1.55, cooked food that gives the flavor text, "Uh-uh, the taste is so so", "The taste is not bad", or a better reaction, will raise stamina according to their quality.
If you have a Pot for fusion, a gardening skill of 20 and a cooking skill of 30, you may combine a food item, a curaria, a stomafillia, and one of the other four herb types (a "rare herb") to give the food item the "(Herb)" attribute. Eating that food will then exercise all exercisable attributes by a large amount, including speed. Alraunia, mareilon, morgia, and spenseweed increase the potential of their two related stats by 40%. This potential gain is independent of your hunger level. The "herb" food created with the pot for fusion increases the potential of every attribute, including speed but not luck, by 1%. Also, the attribute experience gains from eating "herb" food does not depend on your current hunger level, unlike the experience gains from herbs and almost all other foods.
The Creepy Dream event no longer remove resistances. You instead get a long debuff.
New food items[]
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Age return lunch | |
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Abyss lunch | |
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Caramel of termination | |
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Putitoro | |
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Puff puff bread | |
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Mandrake salad | |
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Rice ball | |
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Chestnut | |
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Watermelon | |
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Banana | |
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Apple pear | |
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Pineapple | |
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Corn | |
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Bottle of Salt, Sack of sugar, Pepper, Soy sauce | |
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Tea leaf | |
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Rice | |
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Bannou mugi | |
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Soybean | |
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Natto | |
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Tofu | |
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Fried tofu | |
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Ozouni | |
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Osiruko | |
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Hamburger | |
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Livestock Feed | |
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Chewing Gum | |
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Gum Remnant | |
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Elona+ corpses with special effects[]
Some corpses that were present in normal Elona have additional effects. The following table has been adapted from a table on the Elona+ Japanese wiki. Some of the same corpses are listed above, but this chart confirms that the effects are still present.
Some of the quotes when the corpses are eaten are obviously wrong, but since there are so many to go over they may not end up completed.
Main statistic and skill training[]
Effect | Corpse type | Displayed message |
Strength training | Beetle | "Mighty taste!" |
Kabuto | ||
Omega herakles | ||
Stag god | ||
Hand of the dead | "This food is good for your strength." | |
Hand of the chaos | ||
Hand of the murderer | ||
Hand of the god | ||
Mammoth | ||
Constitution training | Troll | "A troll meat. This has to be good for your body." |
Olog | ||
Lame horse | "A horse meat! It's nourishing!" | |
Wild horse | ||
Noyel horse | ||
Yowyn horse | ||
Wild horse 2 | ||
Cyclops | "This food is good for your endurance." | |
Titan | ||
Atlas | ||
Will training | Ghost | "This food is good for your will power." |
Shade | ||
Nymph | ||
Magic training | Mandrake (NPC) | "You are magically stimulated." |
Imp | "This food is good for your magic." | |
Nether Imp | ||
Chaos imp | ||
Demon | ||
Camouflaged imp | ||
Demon's lord | ||
Demon's ruler | ||
Charisma training |
Putit | "Your skin becomes smooth." |
Red putit | ||
Military putit | ||
Cupid of love | "You feel love!" | |
Cupid of death | ||
Speed training |
Quickling | "Wow, you speed up!" |
Quickling archer | ||
Quick redcap | ||
Quantum creature | ||
All Skills up to +10% potential
+1 randomly to Life / Mana |
Little sister | "You evolve." |
Healing skill training | Troll | Blood seems to boil up |
Olog | ||
Meditation skill training | Mandrake |
"You are magically stimulated." |
Resistance gain[]
Other special effects[]
Omake Overhaul[]
In Omake overhaul, Vegetables harvested from field tiles have stay fresh twice as long, and food can be blessed by gods to increase potentials.
Puff puff bread can be crafted in pots for testing.
Eating a Cyber Snack dims the PC and gives a buff to Luck for 1000 turns.
Special steamed meat buns can acquired from the repeatable quest Innocent Younger Cat Sister.