Gourmet Roast
350 HP on a 2 second cooldown. That combination is what makes Gourmet Roast a combat item rather than a between-fights snack. Two seconds is short enough to eat mid-pull, take another hit, and eat again, so a stack of roasts works as a sustain source in fights where you would otherwise have to disengage. You can buy it or cook it. Arlette sells it at 210 Tria plus 10, and the shelf runs empty constantly with a restock timer near five minutes, one of the longest waits on anything she carries. That gap is the strongest argument for making your own at a Cooking Station instead of relying on her stock. Cooking it yourself is where the item stops being expensive. Ingredients from your own plot and your own kills cost time rather than Tria, and 210 Tria per roast adds up fast if you are eating several per fight. A player running long dungeon sessions who buys every roast will spend more on food than on repairs. The vendor buys it back at 10 Tria, so cooking a surplus to sell is pointless. Cook what you plan to eat. Compared with cheaper HP food, the value here is density rather than efficiency. 350 HP in one use means fewer inputs during a fight, and fewer inputs matters more than raw Tria per point when you are being hit. Save the cheap food for travel and downtime, keep Gourmet Roast for content that actually threatens you. Slow-roasted and carved thin, tender enough that a knife feels rude. The flavour is nicer than the situation you will be eating it in. Gourmet Roast carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Anyone can buy it from Arlette or cook it. Get a Cooking Station recipe for it before you need it. Buying roasts at 210 Tria works for a handful of fights, but the restock timer alone will strand you mid-session, and Arlette is not always close to where you are fighting.
Gourmet Roast
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350 HP on a 2 second cooldown. That combination is what makes Gourmet Roast a combat item rather than a between-fights snack. Two seconds is short enough to eat mid-pull, take another hit, and eat again, so a stack of roasts works as a sustain source in fights where you would otherwise have to disengage. You can buy it or cook it. Arlette sells it at 210 Tria plus 10, and the shelf runs empty constantly with a restock timer near five minutes, one of the longest waits on anything she carries. That gap is the strongest argument for making your own at a Cooking Station instead of relying on her stock. Cooking it yourself is where the item stops being expensive. Ingredients from your own plot and your own kills cost time rather than Tria, and 210 Tria per roast adds up fast if you are eating several per fight. A player running long dungeon sessions who buys every roast will spend more on food than on repairs. The vendor buys it back at 10 Tria, so cooking a surplus to sell is pointless. Cook what you plan to eat. Compared with cheaper HP food, the value here is density rather than efficiency. 350 HP in one use means fewer inputs during a fight, and fewer inputs matters more than raw Tria per point when you are being hit. Save the cheap food for travel and downtime, keep Gourmet Roast for content that actually threatens you. Slow-roasted and carved thin, tender enough that a knife feels rude. The flavour is nicer than the situation you will be eating it in. Gourmet Roast carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Anyone can buy it from Arlette or cook it. Get a Cooking Station recipe for it before you need it. Buying roasts at 210 Tria works for a handful of fights, but the restock timer alone will strand you mid-session, and Arlette is not always close to where you are fighting.
Gourmet Roast is a tradeable item in The Portal. The current market value is 0 Tria. This item has unknown demand in the trading community.
This item belongs to: Consumable, Food, HP Food, Cooking.
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