With supplies scarce, it can be tricky getting some decent tasting food. It doesn't help that there's a lot of people that need to be fed. Maybe the gruel you make will come out alright. You need to write out at least 300 words in order to claim reward for this quest.
Step One: Seeing what Ingredients you have at your disposal.
Roll 4d10. Match up the results with the list below.
Pinch of salt Pinch of pepper Baked beans Handful of dried pasta Questionable meat SUGAR Some sort of grain. I think it's grains. Right? Right...? Bottle of unidentified black liquid A ghost pepper (where did this even come from?) Peas and corn
Step Two:Tasting After rping out making the stuff, it's time to give it a taste. Roll 1d6 to see how it turns out.
OH GOD ARE YOU TRYING TO MAKE POISON? THIS IS VOMIT INDU--UURURUGGH!!! It might not be the worse thing you've tasted, but it's close. +1 bars It really could be better. But hey, gotta survive, right? +2 bars It turned out decently. It at least tastes edible. +2 bars Not bad at all. It actually tastes pretty good.+3 bars This tastes like magic. Wonderful wonderful magic. +6 bars
Rewards In addition to the rewards already listed, if you rolled a 4 or higher in step 2, you also receive 25% Kitchen Cred. If you rolled 3 or less, you earn 10% Kitchen Cred. Please keep track of your Cred in your journal! You will need it in order to complete Officer level quests!
Being able to see gave him a new lease on life, and a new lease on what could be done in the kitchen. So far he'd been doing fine without his eyes so he figured it meant there must be something he could do now that he could see. Or so he hoped.
This time he started off strong with some questionable meats. A lot of the people left in the prison were former inmates after all, needed to keep up that strength now. Kaethus turned the heat up and smiled at the pot. "Now let's see..."
In a quick dash he added in some peas and corn with some pepper to add to the stew. He watched it simmer and rotated it. He was never sure what the bottles he was grabbing were actually full of but he didn't see them now, or probably didn't recognize them since he could actually see. It added a depth of flavor which he was now missing.
He shrugged and grabbed for something, putting a dash in. Kaethus was hoping it was salt but the container said sugar and he stared at his concoction. "...Well s**t."
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Character's name: Kaethus Lazaris Character's faction: Prison Character's journal link: [ #130 ] Character's survival stats: View BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MY CHARACTER22 years old, 5'10'' with long brown hair and blue eyes. Wearing his jumpsuit with the sleeves tied around his waist, white tanktop showing. A joker, full of himself but jumps into things and doesn't back down. Occasionally a dumbass. Criminal backround mostly in pickpocketing and shoplifting.
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It smelled decent. That was the first thing he noticed as he looked down at the steaming pot. Kaethus was skeptical given that he'd mistaken the sugar for salt, but went in with his spoon anyway, putting it up to his mouth. Slowly placing it in.
"NOPE!" Kaethus cried and spit it into a trashcan nearby, almost hurling with it and he shook. Damn it! His mouth hated him and the rest of his body followed suit. "Ughhh..." Maybe it had really been a fluke, or something else. Either way he looked back at the stew, hating that he'd wasted all of that. But something was wrong enough for it not to be eaten and he tossed it.
"Ughh."
[Loot] +10% Kitchen Cred
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Character's name: Kaethus Lazaris Character's faction: Prison Character's journal link: [ #130 ] Character's survival stats: View BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MY CHARACTER22 years old, 5'10'' with long brown hair and blue eyes. Wearing his jumpsuit with the sleeves tied around his waist, white tanktop showing. A joker, full of himself but jumps into things and doesn't back down. Occasionally a dumbass. Criminal backround mostly in pickpocketing and shoplifting.
