Edibles

Food and water is required to manage hunger and thirst. Each edible item has a hunger regen value, thirst regen value, or both. When an edible item is consumed, these values are calculated and they increase the creature's hunger and thirst counters accordingly (see Hunger & Thirst).

Instead of having a chance of being blessed or cursed, edible items have a chance of being fresh or rotten.

Fresh items set the hunger and thirst counters to the maximum values of the resulting hunger and thirst levels after adding the regen values to the counters (maximum gain for a counter is 359 points if counter % 360 is 0).

Rotten items reduce the hunger and thirst regen values from the creature's hunger and thirst counters instead of adding them.

Bread

Hunger Regen: 120 + D6 x 10
Cost: 1 gold coins

Tastes a bit dull but keeps the hunger away.

Cheese

Hunger Regen: 120 + D6 x 10
Thirst Regen: 60 + D6 x 10
Cost: 2 gold coins

This wedge smells like a peasant girl's armpit.

Meat

Hunger Regen: 180 + 2D6 x 10
Thirst Regen: 120 + D6 x 10
Cost: 5 gold coins

Some people have become sick after eating raw meat.

Fried Meat

Hunger Regen: 180 + 2D6 x 10
Cost: 5 gold coins*

Fried meat is much safer to eat than raw meat.

Egg

Hunger Regen: 3D6 x 10
Thirst Regen: 3D6 x 10
Cost: 1 gold coins

Some people have become sick after eating a raw egg.

Fried Egg

Hunger Regen: 3D6 x 10
Cost: 1 gold coins*

Fried egg is much safer to eat than a raw egg.

Blood Cap

Hunger Regen: 60 + D6 x 10
Thirst Regen: 60 + D6 x 10
Cost: 1 gold coins

Blood caps are said to have bad blood in them.

Fried Cap

Hunger Regen: 60 + D6 x 10

Frying supposedly removes the bad blood from blood caps.

Food Ration

Hunger Regen: 240 + 2D6 x 10
Max Number of Uses: 6
Cost: 10 gold coins per use

A dungeon dweller's food ration is a poor man's feast.

Water Flask

Thirst Regen: 240 + 2D6 x 10
Max Number of Uses: 6
Cost: 10 gold coins per use

Water flask makes well water taste like spring water.