FoodResourceSkillingConsume
Enhances crafted meals. May cause mild speed boost when applied oddly.
StackableConsumableEquipped
Bonuses
- Flavor Boost
- 1
- Speed
- 0.5
Tier I · Common
ButterFood
A hand-sized block of pale gold butter wrapped in waxed cloth, the surface printed with the farmhouse's maker-stamp in low relief. Soft at the corners, firm at the middle, carrying the clean smell of cultured cream.
FoodTypeAlso resource, skilling · Consume action
CommonRarityTier I
25 $KHashValue
0.5 kgCarry1×1 — 1 cell · stacks to ∞
15sWear15s cooldown
Entry
Item
Butter is the foundation of decadence and alchemy. Whether used to baste meat, bind potions, or grease a hatch, its texture and taste are both beloved and powerful.
It’s also been used to escape handcuffs. Just saying.
Fresh milk churned in ancient barrels or synthetically replicated via protein printers. A base component in countless dishes, like Lobster Soup.
- Provides +1 flavor boost to any crafted meal
- Grants +0.5 speed when used unconventionally
- Cooldown: 15 seconds
- Essential in crafting Lobster Meals, Fried Potatoes, Grilled Bread
- Can be melted and infused with herbs or mana
- If left in inventory too long, may attract Grease Elementals
“Give me butter, and I’ll show you a hundred spells more potent than war.”
- Chef Arvala, Battle-Baker of Embercrest
Butter is love, leverage and surprisingly flammable.
Credit
Section titled “Credit”
Golden Slip
You unwrap it slowly. It glows faintly.
DevLog
Section titled “DevLog”- 05/31/2025 - Butter added as foundational food item with culinary and sneaky utility
Spoilage
Section titled “Spoilage”Left too long, it spoils into Rotten Food.
Mechanics
How it works
Crafting, equipment, and effects declared on this entry.
Consumption
- Perishable
- 1209600s shelf life
- Spoils into
- Rotten Food
Chronicle
Lore
Churned at dawn in kitchens where the first person up is the one who draws the butter duty, and the last person to bed is the one who scolds them about it. A block keeps a week in a cellar, a day in a pack, and roughly an hour on the counter in summer. Cooks use it for richness; apothecaries for carrier fat; the old hedge-circle for oiling whatever they do not want seen turning.
Art by KBVE Pixel Workshop.