Loreley

Is not responsible for making food, but does have knowledge in creating delicasies. Fermented foods, long brews and liqours are her specialties, the bitter tastes reflecting her personality.
Very secretive of her recipes. Won’t hesitate to brew you a drink though.

Despite being one of the best chefs in the wasteland, she is hesitant to make food or even sell her wares. The prices are high, but the quality is worth it. Well-funded clans look to buy from Loreley during special occasions... if they are lucky.

“All my ingredients are gathered by hand. You can look at them, but you can take my recipes from my cold dead hands.”

Bonebark Mold

Plant

This mold grows only on dead trees, thus it's plentiful.

25

3

Broadleaf Plantain

Plant

Able to be grown nearly anywhere, this plant can be consumed as a treat or a treatment.

61

6

Cattail

Plant

These invasive plants must be constantly removed to preserve swamps and bogs that border the Tangled Wood and the Scarred Wasteland. Thankfully, they are high in nutrients.

40

4

Bloody Snapdragon

Plant

This hardy plant provides herbivorous dragons with a valuable source of food during long winter months, but tastes awful.

40

4

Chickweed

Plant

This weed is used in herbal remedies to soothe itchy scales.

60

6

Corpsemaker Ivy

Plant

This plant protects itself with a powerful poison condensed into just a few of its leaves, rendering them useless for photosynthesis and purple in color. Eat the green bits with care!

29

3

Crimson Jadevine

Plant

Crimson Jadevine is extremely rare and usually crushed up to make war paint for battleworn dragons.

55

7

Deadweed

Plant

Contrary to its name, this shrub is very much alive. Wait... is it... is it moving?

41

4

Diseased Fungus

Plant

Some dragons insist diseased fungi are zestier than regular fungi.

20

2

Emetic Russula

Plant

Just a fancy way of saying 'eat this and you might throw up.'

25

3

Feverfew

Plant

A tasty treat that may also prevent headaches.

27

3

Fragrant Orchid

Plant

The most pungent blossom of the Sandswept Delta unfortunately smells of rotting meat. (Special thanks HailSmoothie.)

25

2

Grassland Grain

Plant

Easy to spot and good for filling stomachs, Grassland Grain is a friend to any traveler. (Special thanks to Endeavor!)

65

8

Gryphon's Blood Sempervivum

Plant

This plant only grows in the sandy red earth near gryphon territory. Despite its name, there is no blood involved in its cultivation!

63

6

Herbal Plantain

Plant

The leaves of this plant can be taken as an effective anti-toxin.

61

6

Highland Dryleaf

Plant

This hardy plant is sometimes the only sustenance found for miles. It also tastes awful.

15

2

Leechroot Mushroom

Plant

Healthy plants are rare in the Plaguebringer's domain. These mushrooms assure they won't be that way for long.

35

4

Maidens Blush

Plant

It remains unknown if the origin of the name comes from the color of the flowers, or the slight toxicity that can raise a dragon's temperature.

60

6

Peppermint

Plant

A cool, favorable plant that can be consumed to help aid a number of maladies such as indigestion, nausea, colds, and headaches.

63

7

Quinoa

Plant

Recently, Tundras have started claiming quinoa is full of vitamins, cures disease, and attracts mates. Mirrors are skeptical. (Special thanks to TCA!)

65

8

Redblood Sapper

Plant

A virulent bloom, prized for the deep red dye it can produce; abhorred for its tendency to strangle other plants and take over a field.

42

4

Sand Creeper

Plant

This species of ivy can blanket whole swaths of sand. Even when culled, it seems to reemerge out of nowhere.

75

5

Sewer Sludge

Plant

It takes a certain kind of dragon to say 'Yes, that is what I want to eat.' If you are that dragon, today is your lucky day. Go with the eleven.

33

3

Wasteland Pear

Plant

Finding a wasteland pear is easy. It is finding one that is not a dried out husk that presents a challenge.

62

7

Acid Widow

Insect

Didn't think it was possible to make a spider even worse? Nature has been severely underestimated.

37

4

Bloodfly

Insect

As much of a nuisance as a nutritious food source, the bloodfly can cause an unsightly rash at the location of a bite.

420

16

Bloated Maggot

Insect

'That's a thing I want to eat', said no one ever.

41

4

Buzzing Rotwood

Insect

Several families of crawlies have made their homes in this rotting branch, pockmarked with holes and hideaways.

25

3

Dead Leaf Mantis

Insect

This mantis feasts solely on the brains of other creatures.

500

15

Buzzwing Vampire

Insect

Relentless and numerous, these territorial flies have a sting as powerful as most wasps. They frequently transmit devastating diseases.

420

16

Common Locust

Insect

Plague dragons see swarms of locusts as a good omen, many clans following them throughout the realm rather than eating them.

29

3

Crop Cutter

Insect

Swarms of this insect can devour entire fields. Plant eaters fear them, while less picky dragons feast upon them.

20

2

Drywood Termite

Insect

Miniscule, but packing tons of protein. Even the most carnivorous dragons will fall back on termite colonies when their prime hunting grounds become scarce.

26

3

Fever Fly

Insect

Dragons find biting this fly to be fine - but if the fly bites them it can impart high temperatures and the urge to break into dance.

62

7

Four-Spot Mealworm

Insect

The four-spot mealworm seems to only prefer feasting on the finest of rotting foods. One must have standards.

50

6

Gold Fly

Insect

The gold fly has a very painful bite. If left untreated, it can become quickly infected.

50

5

Infestation Maggot

Insect

The maggot: Nature's greatest and most resilient clean-up crew. If disease can't kill these little buggers, surely a dragon will be fine, right?

41

4

Maggot

Insect

It's not hard to find large quantities of maggots. Just look for any festering corpse.

20

2

Parasitic Grub

Insect

Slimy, yet satisfying..

50

6

Pipevine Caterpillar

Insect

The fleshy tendrils are probably harmless.

350

12

Red-Winged Dewbug

Insect

This species has adapted to the harsh conditions of Rotrock Rim. It thrives upon the native disease-ridden flora.

19

2

Salt-Marsh Mosquito

Insect

These mosquitoes are known to carry a variety of diseases. During the summer their numbers swell.

50

5

Stinglash

Insect

The skull on its back shows how deadly this bug is, but when its stinger is removed it's a delicacy.

25

3

Spore Spreader Moth

Insect

While not a traditional pollinator, these insects spread mushroom spores throughout a cave.

26

3

Tachinid Fly

Insect

Tachinid fly carapaces are sometimes ground up and used in tinctures and tonics due to their highly valuable restorative properties.

50

5

Swamp Mosquito

Insect

Clouds of these mosquitoes are a delight to insect-eaters, and a plague of pests to everyone else.

50

5

Venomous Fly

Insect

Its bite is capable of paralyzing rivals.

62

7

Vampiric Featherflea

Insect

The featherflea buries its head deep, nearest to wing joints. The amount of flying the host partakes in creates a smorgasbord of rich blood.

41

4

Abyss Vulture

Seafood

Abyss Vultures scavenge carrion off the seabed. They are not picky eaters. Today you eat Abyss Vulture, years from now Abyss Vulture eats you...

55

7

Blue Dragon Seaslug

Seafood

This ingenious creature devours and assimilates the biological defenses of its prey, making it a difficult target for larger aquatic predators.

63

7

Deepsea Yawner

Seafood

When dried or smoked, the Deepsea Yawner provides an excellent and sustaining jerky for the long haul traveler. Looks wicked gross, though.

41

4

Glass Minnows

Seafood

The skin of the Glass Minnow is naturally transparent, thus it's naturally macabre.

15

2

Isopod

Seafood

When threatened they curl into a defensive ball, their tough outer carapace protecting their vulnerable underbelly.

55

7

Wetland Vampire

Seafood

This particular variety of leech is very tough to kill, unless of course you swallow it whole.

15

2

Lyretail Puffer

Seafood

These fish are susceptible to parasites and will rub against rough surfaces to remove them. On the positive side, a dragon standing still in the water will find them easy to catch; on the negative, the parasites are easy to catch too.

35

3

Nebula Floaters

Seafood

Unlike their crystalline cousins, Nebula Floaters are oddly sweet. They may also cause fang decay.

35

4

Plaguebringer's Delight

Seafood

Unlike its tastier equivalent, this lobster carries various dragon-specific diseases within its body to protect it from becoming a fancy dinner.

39

4

Pale Smallmouth

Seafood

These fish are unable to tolerate water touched by Plaguebringer's brood. Their presence is a good indication if the water is safe to drink.

70

8

Pond Slip

Seafood

It's extremely important to clean pond slips before consuming; the pools of water they commonly live in are small, stagnant, and bacteria-ridden.

65

7

Umbral Catfish

Seafood

These tiny catfish school in shaded ponds. Direct contact with sunlight cause the fish to change color and expire.

23

2

Amber Goby

Seafood

Rather than for its color, this diminutive fish is actually named for its symbiotic relationship with the Amber Gulper, whose plated flank provides both a bacterial food source and shelter.

40

4

Bluemoon Dartling

Seafood

Dartlings are able to weather droughts by burying deep into the ground and forming a mucus cocoon. They can survive in this hibernation state for up to three years.

41

4

Citrus Lionfish

Seafood

The good news? It actually tastes like citrus! The bad news? That's the venom. (Special thanks to tbptwist.)

26

3

Devilsnap

Seafood

It is recommended not to put nose, claw, or tail into a live Devilsnap, or the food chain becomes a bit topsy-turvy.

62

7

Everglade Shortfin

Seafood

This fish tends to hide amidst the grass growing in the marshes.

45

4

Fissure Crawdad

Seafood

Found only in the darkest crevices, this shellfish is tasty enough to make it worth the digging.

20

2

Golden Snakehead

Seafood

Snakeheads breathe the air directly through a primitive lung, allowing them to live in waters other fish would be smothered in.

64

8

Rose Pixie

Seafood

This species of sea dragon is covered in a protective membrane, and is right at home in the poisonous fronds of the coral community.

55

5

Bearded Squiggle

Seafood

The bristles underneath are decidedly unappetizing. Best prepared by a professional.

43

5

Armored Catfish

Seafood

The thick scales of this fish protect it from the nips of its kin, but not from the bite of a determined dragon.

30

3

Bloodfin Snakehead

Seafood

Frequently confused for a much more dangerous serpent.

64

8

Blacksaddle Wrasse

Seafood

Serve with a white wine.

41

4

Aged Carcass

Meat

This creature had very little meat on its decomposing form to begin with. This is almost not even worth it.

41

4

Arroyo Toad

Meat

Most dragons have developed an immunity to this toad's poisonous skin, but mirrors may suffer an allergic reaction.

61

6

Banded Dart Frog

Meat

The poison this frog spits isn't deadly, it just causes very disturbing hallucinations.

75

5

Bog Canary

Meat

Unlike most canaries, the Bog Canary's singing is offensive to any ear.

45

4

Coral Snake

Meat

The bright coloring of the Coral Snake warns of its potent venom. Devour them carefully.

25

3

Dreamwaker

Meat

The poisons this frog secretes can revive an unconscious dragon.

27

3

Dustrat

Meat

Seeing a Dustrat should be taken as a hint to clean your lair. (Special thanks to CountingChocobos.)

90

9

Hellbender

Meat

The Hellbender is well known for its craftiness, enabling it to wiggle out of any bad situation...usually.

35

4

Java Sparrow

Meat

Known for staying awake for days on end, the Java Sparrow is an excellent source of energy.

15

2

Onyx Cobra

Meat

The venom of an onyx cobra can cause the onset of a gembond in dragons. It is wise to give them a wide berth. (KS Sponsored by Opal.)

55

7

Picked-Over Bones

Meat

Whoa, whoa, whoa. There's still plenty of meat on that bone. Now you take this home, throw it in a pot, add some broth, a potato. You've got a stew going!

41

4

Plague Bat

Meat

What's worse than a plague rat? This thing.

20

2

Soylent Red

Meat

This reddish wedge of matter is super tasty! No, really! It does not smell weird at all! EAT IT. IT IS SHAPED LIKE A DRUMSTICK.

18

8

Swamp Rat

Meat

Though they prefer to live in wetland habitats, colonies of swamp rats have been known to infest dragon lairs across much of northern Sornieth.

63

6

Thick Meat Strips

Meat

The strips of meat in this bag are of unknown origin. They smell really, really good though.

20

2

Wartoad Trainee

Meat

The only war this tadpole will be fighting is the war against hunger.

450

17

Yellow Canary

Meat

Canaries make great dragon snacks, but are more often kept as natural alarms. Their call is loud enough to act as a warning about plague gasses nearby.

29

3

1st Anniversary Meat Cake

Meat

First Anniversary Meat Cake. Just repeat those words and think about them for a second. What does that even mean. (Happy 1st Anniversary, Flight Rising!)

500

25

Collared Lemming

Meat

The eyes of this lemming stare into your very soul. It knows all your secrets.

500

15

Green Jelly

Meat

Difficult to classify.

33

3

Rat Tangle

Meat

No one's entirely sure how this happened, though there are a suspicious number of them in The Waterway.

320

11

Fancy Rat

Meat

For special occasions and anniversaries when not just any rat will do.

63

6

Mudpuppy

Meat

For the sake of everyone around you, please wash this off before eating it.

55

7

Pale Prince

Meat

Keep growing, and someday you will be a king...

320

11

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