Cooked Egg is a Plains-tier food that increases your health by 35, stamina by 12, and health regeneration by 2 hp/tick for 20 minutes. It’s cooked by putting an Egg in a basic Cauldron. Considering the ingredient price and when you get access to them, Cooked Eggs are better used as decoration than actual food.
Acquisition
A Cooked Egg is made by cooking an Egg in a level 1 Cauldron
You can purchase an Egg from Haldor for 1500 Coins or find 2 inside the Sealed Tower
A better way to get Eggs is to buy two from Haldor, hatch them into chickens, and then have them produce more Eggs
Eggs and chickens are a fairly well-hidden system and are actually quite easy to miss. After you defeat Yagluth, the boss of the Plains biome, you’ll need to go back to Haldor the Black Forest trader. Then, you’ll be able to purchase some Eggs from him for 1500 Coins each. Alternatively, when pursuing Hildir’s quests, she’ll send you into the Sealed Tower dungeon in the Plains, where you can find a couple of Eggs. But exploring the tower might actually be more difficult than beating Yagluth.
Technically, you can start cooking Eggs right after you get them. All you need is to prepare them in a Cauldron (Tin x10). But since Cooked Egg is somewhat of a joke food that’s not nearly strong enough to be eaten post-Plains, it’s much better to buy at least two Eggs and hatch them into Hens that will produce more Eggs for your Chicken farm.
Haldor selling Eggs
Uses
Food
Food
At the point in the game when you can get it Cooked Egg is better used as a decoration than food. But should you decide to eat one, your health will increase by 35, stamina by 12, and health regeneration by 2 hp/tick for 20 minutes. You can combine it with up to two other foods, but it’s impossible to eat more than a single Cooked Egg at a time.
The buff you get from eating a Cooked Egg will initially provide its listed benefits but will fade with time. When there’s just 50% left in its duration, or 10 minutes, the buff icon will flash and you’ll be able to eat another Cooked Egg to refresh the effects.
Helpful Tips
The buff it provides makes Cooked Egg worthless as a source of nutrition for the Plains biome and beyond
When raising hens and chickens, you can feed them most Seeds, Dandelions, and Barley. For the latter, make sure it’s actual Barley and not Barley Flour
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