FoodResourceSkillingConsume
Restores a large amount of health and grants minor natural armor.
StackableConsumableEquipped
Bonuses
- Health
- 75
- Armor
- 2
- Sea Affinity
- Yes
Tier III · Rare
LobsterFood
Deep-blue shell shades to bronze where the joints catch the light, claws banded closed with twine the fisherman will ask for back. Still wet from the pot, still holding an opinion about the matter.
FoodTypeAlso resource, skilling · Consume action
RareRarityTier III
400 $KHashValue
5.2 kgCarry1×1 — 1 cell · does not stack
5Level req.90s cooldown
Entry
Item
Lobster is more than just seafood given to prisoners. The lobster is a rare and strategic creature from the ocean floor, known for its armored shell and incredibly rich meat. Consuming it provides a major health boost and temporary protection.
Handle it with care. It might still be watching.
Caught by deep-sea trappers and stealth fishers. Its exoskeleton can also be repurposed in crafting.
- Restores 75 health
- Affinity with sea-based environments and water-based recipes
- Cooldown: 90 seconds
- Can be cooked into Luxury Lobster Rolls, Boiled Titan Stew, or Sea King’s Platter
- Lobster shells are useful in crafting Shell Armor Plates or Abyssal Filters
- Emits low-frequency clicks when left uneaten
“They say if you eat one whole, you dream of coral cities and infinite tides.”
- Dockside Rumors, Volume 4
Lobsters are ancient. Older than myths. They remember things we forgot to fear.
Credit
Section titled “Credit”
Caught in the Deep
It snaps once. Then again.
DevLog
Section titled “DevLog”- 05/30/2025 - Lobster added as rare fish item with health and armor buffs, lore-based seafood crafting, and shell reuse potential
Spoilage
Section titled “Spoilage”Left too long, it spoils into Rotten Meat.
Mechanics
How it works
Crafting, equipment, and effects declared on this entry.
Consumption
- Perishable
- 43200s shelf life
- Spoils into
- Rotten Meat
Chronicle
Lore
Trapped off the continental shelf by crews whose pot-lines run miles along the sea floor, marked by painted floats that everybody on the dock can read at a glance. The market in the capital prices them by weight and by cunning, the latter measured informally at the unloading and never written on the tag. A lobster that reaches a cookpot without fighting is suspected of having arranged something the diner is not yet aware of.
Pixel artwork by KBVE Pixel Workshop.