This Cooking Guide will cover the cooking system in Throne and Liberty might seem daunting at first, but it is easy to grasp within due time. Some of the best PvP foods like Rare Tuna Tadaki and Rare Lobster Sandwich come solely from cooking. Your time as Master Chef awaits!
Efficient leveling techniques, key crafting material sources, and other relevant information in this Cooking Guide were obtained from Yaeger's Google Doc Guide.
Cooking Basics
First, you need to go to any Cooking Oven in the content. You can find them in key towns like Stonegard Castle and Vienta Village. The icon for them is shown above in the image. Click on it to open the Cooking menu.
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In the Cooking Menu, you see various items you can craft on the left hand side. They're categorized into Attack, Defense, Utility, Remedies, and MISC. Click on any item to see the materials required to craft them.
- Substitute Materials
- Some crafting materials can be substituted for other materials, as shown in the image.
- If available, substitute materials are either grey, green, or blue.
- Crafting Success Rate
- Upon crafting an item, the item produced might have different grades, with their percentages shown to you.
- If a recipe has multiple materials you can use and substitute, the higher the rarity, the higher the chance of producing an item of higher rarity.
- Additionally, you see that you can "Crit" a craft known in-game as "Great Success Rate."
- Achieving a Crit for food results in crafting a sellable item, which you can place on the Auction House.
- Achieving a Crit for potions results in one additional potion.
Cooking Material Sources
Sundries Merchant
The most common cooking materials are bought at the Sundries Merchant in any main town. Three items have daily limits, Egg, Golden Rye, and Honey, so make sure you buy them every day!
Common Material Sources
As you craft more food, you run into several crafting material bottlenecks. Salt, Egg, Honey, Golden Rye, and Pine Mushroom are just some examples. Hover over the tooltips in this article to see where they come from, or click the info button in-game.
- It's recommended that you farm Salt by using your Amitoi and sending it out on Expeditions as much as possible.
Rare Material Sources
You can check the sources of items in-game, but here are the easiest methods to farm some rare materials.
- Thick Meat
- Gray Lycans and Gray Wolves in Greyclaw Forest during the night
- Sea Crab Nipper
- Sea Crabs in Daybreak Shore during the rain
- Scorpion Tail
- Sand Scorpions in Abandoned Stonemason Town during the night
- Chewy Meat
- Orcs in Akidu Valley
- Black Boars in Purelight Hill during the rain
- Reptilians in Saurodoma Island
Fishing Sources
Many foods require fish you catch as well from the Fishing system. Dissolve green and white fish to receive Uncommon Fish Oil and Bait Fish Fillet. Uncommon Fish Oil is used to craft food and Bait Fish Fillet is used as fishing bait for larger fish.
How to Speed Level Cooking Mastery
- Using Pickled Fruit Candy increases your Cooking Mastery during crafts.
- Craft whatever food you want to get to Level 8.
- Once at Level 8, spam craft Healthy Milk until you reach 11.
- Craft Forest Goulash until you reach Level 14.
- Craft Dawn Crab Platter until you reach Level 16.
- Craft Rare Enticing Cream Pudding until you reach Level 17.
- Craft Scorpion Tail Fritters until you reach the max level, which is 20 currently.
Notable Foods to Craft
Listed here are the foods that provide great benefits.
- Attack Food
- Vienta Banquet for PvP
- Rare Aurora Seafood Platter for PvP
- Rare Grilled Crown Fish for PvE
- Quality Herb-Marinaded Chicken Drumstick for PvE
- Defense Food
- Daybreak Shore Banquet for PvP
- Rare Dawn Crab Platter for PvP
- Rare Forest Goulash for PvP
- Rare Laslan-Style Braised Meat for PvP
- Rare Fish Pottage for PvP
- Quality Poultry Stew fr PvP
- Utility Food
- Honey Rye Cookie
- Healthy Milk
- Rare Scorpion Tail Fritters
- Honey Sponge Cake
- Remedy
- Rare Purification Remedy for PvP
- MISC
- Rare Golden Apple Pie for Open World Dungeon Farming
- Crab Meat Pie for Open World Dungeon Farming
- Rare Soft Steamed Bird Egg for Open World Dungeon Farming
- Pickled Fruit Candy for leveling Cooking
- Quality Rye Bread for leveling Fishing
Experience Levels
- Be aware you cannot go past Level 20 currently.
| Level | EXP Required | Great Success Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Level 0 ➔ Level 1 | 6 | +0% |
| Level 1 ➔ Level 2 | 20 | +0.2% |
| Level 2 ➔ Level 3 | 37 | +0.4% |
| Level 3 ➔ Level 4 | 85 | +0.8% |
| Level 4 ➔ Level 5 | 178 | +1.0% |
| Level 5 ➔ Level 6 | 341 | +1.0% |
| Level 6 ➔ Level 7 | 647 | +1.2% |
| Level 7 ➔ Level 8 | 1,195 | +1.4% |
| Level 8 ➔ Level 9 | 2,132 | +1.6% |
| Level 9 ➔ Level 10 | 3,725 | +1.8% |
| Level 10 ➔ Level 11 | 6,331 | +2.0% |
| Level 11 ➔ Level 12 | 10,544 | +2.2% |
| Level 12 ➔ Level 13 | 17,233 | +2.4% |
| Level 13 ➔ Level 14 | 27,575 | +2.6% |
| Level 14 ➔ Level 15 | 43,368 | +2.8% |
| Level 15 ➔ Level 16 | 67,020 | +3.0% |
| Level 16 ➔ Level 17 | 102,141 | +3.2% |
| Level 17 ➔ Level 18 | 153,597 | +3.4% |
| Level 18 ➔ Level 19 | 228,204 | +3.6% |
| Level 19 ➔ Level 20 | 335,261 | +3.8% |
| Level 20 ➔ Level 21 | 350,000 | +4.0% |
| Level 21 ➔ Level 22 | 360,000 | +4.2% |
| Level 22 ➔ Level 23 | 370,000 | +4.4% |
| Level 23 ➔ Level 24 | 410,000 | +4.6% |
| Level 24 ➔ Level 25 | 500,000 | +4.8% |
Summary
- For certain foods, there are multiple materials you can use in your crafting recipe.
- Make sure to buy the daily food ingredients from the Sundries Merchant every single day.
- Send out your Amitois on Expeditions for various crafting materials!
- Craft certain foods to speed level your Cooking Mastery.
Credits
Written by Yaen
Reviewed by Tenkiei