Quality Meat
Thirty Tria at Hogan or Rendall, or roughly 34 kills at a 2.96% drop rate. Quality Meat is the clearest case in the game for just buying the ingredient instead of farming it. Spore Deer and Cup Snail both drop it, and both at exactly 2.96%. Having two sources helps less than it sounds, since the rate is identical and you are picking based on which camp you can clear faster rather than which is more generous. Nobody should be grinding either mob specifically for meat when a vendor sells it for the price of six bags of Wheat Seeds. Where it goes is the cooking line. Hearty Stew is described as chunky and meaty, Gourmet Roast as slow-roasted and carved thin, and both come off a Cooking Station. Those two cover healing from 150 HP up to 350, which makes meat the backbone of any serious food supply. A caster stocking Mana Cake needs berries. Everyone else needs this. Buyback is 10 Tria against 30 spent, the tightest ratio on any cooking material. That is worth knowing because meat you pick up incidentally while clearing Spore Deer has real vendor value rather than being pure clutter, though cooking it is still worth more than selling it. Cuts from a stronger breed of monster, better fed than most, and best not to ask on what. The flavour is doing some work to avoid explaining where the deer and snails were getting their meals. Quality Meat carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. The efficient setup: buy meat, cook roasts and stews, and let the drops accumulate as a side effect of whatever you were killing anyway. Gourmet Roast sells at Arlette for 210 Tria a portion, so turning 30 Tria of meat into a roast is where cooking actually earns its keep. Farming the ingredient at 2.96% is the expensive way to save 30 Tria, and your time is worth more than that by the point you can afford to be cooking at all.
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Thirty Tria at Hogan or Rendall, or roughly 34 kills at a 2.96% drop rate. Quality Meat is the clearest case in the game for just buying the ingredient instead of farming it. Spore Deer and Cup Snail both drop it, and both at exactly 2.96%. Having two sources helps less than it sounds, since the rate is identical and you are picking based on which camp you can clear faster rather than which is more generous. Nobody should be grinding either mob specifically for meat when a vendor sells it for the price of six bags of Wheat Seeds. Where it goes is the cooking line. Hearty Stew is described as chunky and meaty, Gourmet Roast as slow-roasted and carved thin, and both come off a Cooking Station. Those two cover healing from 150 HP up to 350, which makes meat the backbone of any serious food supply. A caster stocking Mana Cake needs berries. Everyone else needs this. Buyback is 10 Tria against 30 spent, the tightest ratio on any cooking material. That is worth knowing because meat you pick up incidentally while clearing Spore Deer has real vendor value rather than being pure clutter, though cooking it is still worth more than selling it. Cuts from a stronger breed of monster, better fed than most, and best not to ask on what. The flavour is doing some work to avoid explaining where the deer and snails were getting their meals. Quality Meat carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. The efficient setup: buy meat, cook roasts and stews, and let the drops accumulate as a side effect of whatever you were killing anyway. Gourmet Roast sells at Arlette for 210 Tria a portion, so turning 30 Tria of meat into a roast is where cooking actually earns its keep. Farming the ingredient at 2.96% is the expensive way to save 30 Tria, and your time is worth more than that by the point you can afford to be cooking at all.
Quality Meat 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: Material, Loot, Cooking.
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