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<h2>Delicacies (Cooking Skill)</h2>
<p>
When you use the <strong>Cooking Skill</strong>, you combine two or three
ingredients to generate a special delicacy with powerful effects that will
be applied to its targets.
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<h2>Delicacies (Cooking Skill)</h2>
<p>When you use the <strong>Cooking Skill</strong>, you combine two or three ingredients to generate a special delicacy with powerful effects that will be applied to its targets.</p>
<h3>Rules of Creation</h3>
<ul>
<li>
Every different combination of two tastes (even if it’s the same taste
used twice!) will add an effect to the delicacy.
</li>
<li>
When you combine two tastes you never combined before, determine the
effect of that combination by rolling a d12 and consulting the chart on
the next page; most entries also require you to make a choice (such as a
specific damage type or status effect). Once you’re done, record the
resulting effect on your cookbook sheet: from this moment on, that taste
combination will always produce that exact effect when you use it.
</li>
<li>
No two combinations of tastes in your cookbook sheet can have identical
effects. When you determine the effect of a new combination, you must
make your choices in such a way that the resulting effect has no
precedents (for instance, by selecting a different damage type or status
effect); if you can’t, reroll the d12.
</li>
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When completed, your cookbook sheet will feature a total of 15 effects,
one for each possible pair of tastes.
</li>
</ul>
<h3>Rules of Creation</h3>
<ul>
<li>Every different combination of two tastes (even if it’s the same taste used twice!) will add an effect to the delicacy.</li>
<li>When you combine two tastes you never combined before, determine the effect of that combination by rolling a d12 and consulting the chart on the next page; most entries also require you to make a choice (such as a specific damage type or status effect). Once you’re done, record the resulting effect on your cookbook sheet: from this moment on, that taste combination will always produce that exact effect when you use it.</li>
<li>No two combinations of tastes in your cookbook sheet can have identical effects. When you determine the effect of a new combination, you must make your choices in such a way that the resulting effect has no precedents (for instance, by selecting a different damage type or status effect); if you can’t, reroll the d12.</li>
<li>When completed, your cookbook sheet will feature a total of 15 effects, one for each possible pair of tastes.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Example Usage</h3>
<p>Consider the following scenario:</p>
<p>
You combine three ingredients, one of them salty and two of them bitter.
The resulting delicacy features two combinations (bitter + bitter and
bitter + salty), which means it will have two different effects.
</p>
<p>
In the past, you combined <strong>bitter + bitter</strong> and rolled a 4,
meaning the effect allows for MP recovery; conversely, you never combined
<strong>bitter + salty</strong> before, so you must determine this
combination’s effect by rolling dice.
</p>
<p>
You roll a 1, and must choose a status effect for this effect; since you
already chose recovery from weak for the sour + sweet combination in the
past, you decide to opt for dazed. From now on, the bitter + salty
combination will always allow you to heal the target from dazed.
</p>
<p>
Now that you’ve done this, you know that your delicacy allows every target
to heal from the <strong>dazed</strong> status effect and also recover 40
Mind Points.
</p>
<h3>Example Usage</h3>
<p>Consider the following scenario:</p>
<p>You combine three ingredients, one of them salty and two of them bitter. The resulting delicacy features two combinations (bitter + bitter and bitter + salty), which means it will have two different effects.</p>
<p>In the past, you combined <strong>bitter + bitter</strong> and rolled a 4, meaning the effect allows for MP recovery; conversely, you never combined <strong>bitter + salty</strong> before, so you must determine this combination’s effect by rolling dice.</p>
<p>You roll a 1, and must choose a status effect for this effect; since you already chose recovery from weak for the sour + sweet combination in the past, you decide to opt for dazed. From now on, the bitter + salty combination will always allow you to heal the target from dazed.</p>
<p>Now that you’ve done this, you know that your delicacy allows every target to heal from the <strong>dazed</strong> status effect and also recover 40 Mind Points.</p>
<h3>Important Notes</h3>
<ul>
<li>Delicacies created through the Cooking Skill have an immediate effect and are then destroyed; if you want to prepare foods with unique effects and use them later, you must instead use the rules for <strong>Projects</strong> (see Core Rulebook, page 134).</li>
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<h3>Important Notes</h3>
<ul>
<li>
Delicacies created through the Cooking Skill have an immediate effect
and are then destroyed; if you want to prepare foods with unique effects
and use them later, you must instead use the rules for
<strong>Projects</strong> (see Core Rulebook, page 134).
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