Early Game Strength Foods

[MikeOfDragon]

These would be easiest I do believe.

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Chestnut

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Dog_Rose_Hips

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Roast_Chestnut

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Roast_Crab

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Grub

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Dried_Morels

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Dried_Filet_of_Sturgeon


There is more on the FEP table. Check it out.

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/FEP_Table

Much appreciated

[hazzor]

You can take a boar with quality 10 bow and arrows, but higher is always better. You should raise your mms to match the quality of whatever bow you're using, and find a slow boar. UA isn't going to touch boars this world until you're statted up. You'll probably want to fill a quiver before starting the hunt so you don't run out before killing it. If you use bow only, STR, AGI, and UA are irrelevant.

Ah I had a boar last night that I shot a few times, doing 125 damage before it started running. Didn't know if I should chase it down and punch to death or if it might turn around and fight back. I have a q10 bow and 26 marksman

sometimes they'll turn back and go aggressive again but you can just about run faster than a boar at running speed (animal speed varies slightly but I've never encountered a boar that's faster than a player), easily if you can sprint (make sure you have plenty of water) so they're fairly safe to chase after.

Best bet is to get plenty of arrows, find a clover and give it to a horse, then you can freely manoeuvre around almost all large game and hunt them at your leisure (while the wild horse lasts)

[Potjeh]

If you're anywhere near ocean, mullet is great. Best strength to other stats ratio of all common fish, and it's pure strength when dried. And generally it's easier to find a specific ocean fish than a freshwater fish, simply because there's less different kinds. You should be fishing with a casting rod, of course.

[MikeOfDragon]

If you're anywhere near ocean, mullet is great. Best strength to other stats ratio of all common fish, and it's pure strength when dried. And generally it's easier to find a specific ocean fish than a freshwater fish, simply because there's less different kinds. You should be fishing with a casting rod, of course.

Still working on getting a loom at the moment but will keep that in mind. Appreciated. Will have to look for ocean as well.

[AlexNT]

You should be fishing with a casting rod, of course.

With low WIL, and no credo, casting rod can be a massive waste of time.

My #1 STR food this world was roast / spitroast / dried Pike. Been catching it with bushcraft fishingpole and entrails. Once you find the spot, it's a guaranteed catch in minimal time (compared to casting rod which can take a while with multiple failures and/or line+hook breakages). Took me all the way to 40 STR.

[Sevenless]

Due to the new casting rod mechanics, I'm in agreement that they're useless at low will*surv. Since you can only see your 1-2 worst nodes, it's hard to find a useful catch rate node.

[MikeOfDragon]

You should be fishing with a casting rod, of course.

With low WIL, and no credo, casting rod can be a massive waste of time.

My #1 STR food this world was roast / spitroast / dried Pike. Been catching it with bushcraft fishingpole and entrails. Once you find the spot, it's a guaranteed catch in minimal time (compared to casting rod which can take a while with multiple failures and/or line+hook breakages). Took me all the way to 40 STR.

Oh I tried using the casting rod and noticed those issues. Well thank you and Sevenless for the tip, will be going back to bushcraft now lol

[Potjeh]

It just takes a bit more to find a spot, but when you find it casting rod is still better. I managed to find 55% mullet and 83% eel even with just one fish showing.