FoodResourceSkillingConsume
Restores stamina and focus. May trigger nostalgic hallucinations.
StackableConsumableEquipped
Bonuses
- Stamina
- 20
- Focus
- 2
- Nostalgia
- Yes
Tier II · Uncommon
Brown Curry SauceFood
A deep brown sauce the color of wet earth, glossy with fat, cooked long enough that the spices have settled into their second or third conversation with each other. The smell carries through two rooms and one closed door.
FoodTypeAlso resource, skilling · Consume action
UncommonRarityTier II
90 $KHashValue
0.85 kgCarry1×1 — 1 cell · stacks to ∞
1Level req.45s cooldown
Entry
Item
Brown Curry Sauce is a thick and comforting blend used in both field meals and cultural preservation rituals. Stirred slowly until it becomes one with memory, its spice ignites stamina and sharpens the mind, sometimes too much. Based on a culinary formula passed down through generations of mech-cooks and memory archivists.
- Restores 20 stamina
- Boosts focus by 2
- May trigger nostalgic effects or mild hallucinations related to home or family
- Cooldown: 45 seconds
- Often used in crafting meals like Curry Rice Bento, Spice Ration Omelets, or Combat Comfort Packs
- Compatible with rice, bread, noodles, or synthetic meat
- Best consumed warm and alone to avoid emotional vulnerability
“I tasted it and remembered a lunchbox I never had. And a childhood I might’ve stolen.”
- Diary of a memory-forged mercenary
The sauce speaks to something older than flavor. Each spice may be a sigil. Each bite, a glimpse of someone else’s life.
Credit
Section titled “Credit”
Curry Steam
The scent wraps around your thoughts.
DevLog
Section titled “DevLog”- 05/30/2025 - Brown Curry Sauce added as stamina/focus food with warmth and nostalgic flavor tagging
Chronicle
Lore
Built from a roux that every cook insists is theirs alone, thickened over a day that nobody sane would spend on a single pot unless it was this one. The recipe passes between households on stained paper, never printed, never taught to anyone in a hurry. Eaten over rice at the end of a long week, it is widely considered a decent substitute for being understood.
Artwork by KBVE Pixel Workshop.