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Add Swordfish (and Burnt Swordfish); add per-fish Cooking level requirements (content audit) |
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| category = Cooking station | | category = Cooking station | ||
| stats = Cooks fish and chicken, 1 Wood | | stats = Cooks fish and chicken, 1 Wood and 10 seconds per item | ||
| obtained = N/A — fixed station | | obtained = N/A — fixed station | ||
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The '''Roast Pit''' is where [[Cooking]] happens in Kintara. Pick what to roast, set how many to cook, and the pit shows your exact current burn chance before you commit — no guessing. | The '''Roast Pit''' is where [[Cooking]] happens in Kintara. Pick what to roast, set how many to cook, and the pit shows your exact current burn chance before you commit — no guessing. Roast pits stand at [[The Pond]] (two) and in [[Whisperwood]] (two). | ||
== How it works == | == How it works == | ||
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| 1 [[Wood]] per item cooked | | 1 [[Wood]] per item cooked | ||
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| 10 seconds per | | 10 seconds per item — a queue of 20 takes about 200 seconds | ||
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| Cookable items | | Cookable items | ||
| [[Herring]], [[Trout]], [[Bass]], [[Tuna]], Swordfish, Chicken | | [[Herring]], [[Trout]], [[Bass]], [[Tuna]], [[Swordfish]], [[Raw Chicken|Chicken]] | ||
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| Burn chance display | | Burn chance display | ||
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Select an item, choose a quantity with the +/- controls or MAX, then hit Cook. Each fish rolls independently against your current burn chance — a failed roll produces the burnt version of that fish instead ( | Select an item, choose a quantity with the +/- controls or MAX, then hit Cook. Each fish rolls independently against your current burn chance — a failed roll produces the burnt version of that fish instead (Burnt Herring, Burnt Trout, Burnt Tuna, Burnt Bass, or Burnt Swordfish), which is junk: no heal, no XP. | ||
== Cooking Level Requirements == | == Cooking Level Requirements == | ||
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| Swordfish | | [[Swordfish]] | ||
| 28 | | 28 | ||
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| [[Raw Chicken|Chicken]] | |||
| 1 (never burns) | |||
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The rate slides roughly 0.7% per level between those anchors and never reaches zero — a mastered cook is a rare accident, not an impossible one. | The rate slides roughly 0.7% per level between those anchors and never reaches zero — a mastered cook is a rare accident, not an impossible one. | ||
== Rare drops == | |||
Any cook that comes out cooked — fish or chicken — can drop the [[Chef Hat]] (1 in 40,000) or the [[Apron]] (1 in 20,000), and the pit tells you when one does: ''You found a Chef Hat while cooking!'' Burnt food doesn't roll, and [[Free to play|free-play accounts]] don't get drops. See [[Cooking#Rare drops|Cooking]] for the details. | |||
== Related pages == | == Related pages == | ||
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| [[Wood]] | | [[Wood]] | ||
| Fuel cost, 1 per item cooked. | | Fuel cost, 1 per item cooked. | ||
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| [[Chef Hat]] | |||
| Rare cosmetic drop from cooking here (1 in 40,000). | |||
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| [[Apron]] | |||
| Rare cosmetic drop from cooking here (1 in 20,000). | |||
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| [[The Angler]] | | [[The Angler]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:06, 29 September 2026
| Roast Pit | |
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| Category | Cooking station |
| Effect | Cooks fish and chicken, 1 Wood and 10 seconds per item |
| Cost / Recipe | |
| How to get | N/A — fixed station |
The Roast Pit is where Cooking happens in Kintara. Pick what to roast, set how many to cook, and the pit shows your exact current burn chance before you commit — no guessing. Roast pits stand at The Pond (two) and in Whisperwood (two).
How it works
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Cost | 1 Wood per item cooked |
| Cook time | 10 seconds per item — a queue of 20 takes about 200 seconds |
| Cookable items | Herring, Trout, Bass, Tuna, Swordfish, Chicken |
| Burn chance display | Shown live as a percentage before cooking, based on your current Cooking level |
Select an item, choose a quantity with the +/- controls or MAX, then hit Cook. Each fish rolls independently against your current burn chance — a failed roll produces the burnt version of that fish instead (Burnt Herring, Burnt Trout, Burnt Tuna, Burnt Bass, or Burnt Swordfish), which is junk: no heal, no XP.
Cooking Level Requirements
Each fish needs a minimum Cooking level before it can be roasted:
| Fish | Cooking level required |
|---|---|
| Herring | 1 |
| Trout | 6 |
| Bass | 13 |
| Tuna | 20 |
| Swordfish | 28 |
| Chicken | 1 (never burns) |
Burn Chance by Cooking Level
| Cooking level | Burn chance |
|---|---|
| 5 and below | 30.0% |
| 10 | 26.4% |
| 20 | 19.3% |
| 30 | 12.1% |
| 40 | 5.0% |
The rate slides roughly 0.7% per level between those anchors and never reaches zero — a mastered cook is a rare accident, not an impossible one.
Rare drops
Any cook that comes out cooked — fish or chicken — can drop the Chef Hat (1 in 40,000) or the Apron (1 in 20,000), and the pit tells you when one does: You found a Chef Hat while cooking! Burnt food doesn't roll, and free-play accounts don't get drops. See Cooking for the details.
Related pages
| Page | Why it matters |
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| Cooking | Skill trained at the Roast Pit; determines burn chance. |
| Fishing | Source of the raw fish cooked here. |
| Herring | Cookable at the Roast Pit. |
| Trout | Cookable at the Roast Pit. |
| Bass | Cookable at the Roast Pit. |
| Tuna | Cookable at the Roast Pit. |
| Wood | Fuel cost, 1 per item cooked. |
| Chef Hat | Rare cosmetic drop from cooking here (1 in 40,000). |
| Apron | Rare cosmetic drop from cooking here (1 in 20,000). |
| The Angler | Accepts cooked fish produced here for the Angler Outfit raffle. |