Raw Meat
Spore Deer and Cup Snail drop Raw Meat at 17.27%, roughly one cut per six kills. That is the number that matters, because it turns meat farming from a chore into something that happens on its own while you clear a camp for other reasons. Hogan and Rendall sell it at 15 Tria if you would rather not bother. Cheap enough that buying a stack for a cooking session costs less than a single bag of Tomato Seeds. Cook it first, unless you like a fever. The warning is not decorative, and Raw Meat is an ingredient rather than something to eat in the field. It goes into the Cooking Station recipes that produce actual healing food, where Simple Bread at 60 HP sits at the bottom and Gourmet Roast at 350 HP sits at the top. Compare it against Quality Meat, which the same two mobs drop at 2.96% and vendors price at 30 Tria. Six times the drop rate for half the price puts Raw Meat firmly in the bulk category. You farm this one and buy the other. Sell price is 5 Tria, a third of the purchase price, so meat you loot and cannot use has some value. Cooking it is worth more, and anyone levelling cooking will burn through raw cuts faster than the deer provide them. The practical route is running Cup Snails or Spore Deer for whatever you actually needed from them and letting the meat pile up. At 17.27% a normal grinding session leaves you with more than enough to cook with, and the two mobs drop at identical rates so the choice comes down to which camp suits your build. Raw Meat carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Keep a stack on hand before you sit down at a Cooking Station. Running out mid-session means a trip back to Hogan or Rendall, and at 15 Tria there is no reason to be running lean on the cheapest cooking material available.
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Spore Deer and Cup Snail drop Raw Meat at 17.27%, roughly one cut per six kills. That is the number that matters, because it turns meat farming from a chore into something that happens on its own while you clear a camp for other reasons. Hogan and Rendall sell it at 15 Tria if you would rather not bother. Cheap enough that buying a stack for a cooking session costs less than a single bag of Tomato Seeds. Cook it first, unless you like a fever. The warning is not decorative, and Raw Meat is an ingredient rather than something to eat in the field. It goes into the Cooking Station recipes that produce actual healing food, where Simple Bread at 60 HP sits at the bottom and Gourmet Roast at 350 HP sits at the top. Compare it against Quality Meat, which the same two mobs drop at 2.96% and vendors price at 30 Tria. Six times the drop rate for half the price puts Raw Meat firmly in the bulk category. You farm this one and buy the other. Sell price is 5 Tria, a third of the purchase price, so meat you loot and cannot use has some value. Cooking it is worth more, and anyone levelling cooking will burn through raw cuts faster than the deer provide them. The practical route is running Cup Snails or Spore Deer for whatever you actually needed from them and letting the meat pile up. At 17.27% a normal grinding session leaves you with more than enough to cook with, and the two mobs drop at identical rates so the choice comes down to which camp suits your build. Raw Meat carries no level or class restriction and needs nothing unlocked. Keep a stack on hand before you sit down at a Cooking Station. Running out mid-session means a trip back to Hogan or Rendall, and at 15 Tria there is no reason to be running lean on the cheapest cooking material available.
Raw 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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