Agility Foods

[Robben_DuMarsch]

Easily accessible agility foods that can be produced in large quantities.

What do you guys use?

[bmjclark]

Delicious deer dogs.

[Robben_DuMarsch]

Any other viable alternatives from perhaps agricultural sources?

[bmjclark]

Honeybuns early on aren't bad, RoBs are decent, but annoying to make.

[painhertz]

Dong's. Honeybuns and eating the non curios from anthills.

[ImAwesome]

only aphids(1 perception 1 agility) and larvae(1 agility) the pupae are constitution...but early on I get most of my agility from roasted rabbit meat. rabbits are everywhere and not always worth putting into sausage, but if you are going sausage and already have the rabbits, running rabbit isn't bad(foxes are simple to kill).

[Robben_DuMarsch]

Honey Buns seem to be the ticket I was looking for.

Thanks guys.

[killette2]

Unless you have a decently large farm or buy honey in mass quantities, you shouldn't rely on honeybuns alone to level yourself up. If you can't hunt you should raid anthills and eat rabbit meat too. If you are able to obtain a meat grinder you can make running rabbit sausages and delicious deer do(n)gs. If you have a lot of boar and would like other stats too, boar baloney is a decent agility food that also gives strength and constitution.

On the other hand if you are a successful fisherman you can try to fish for eels instead, since they give a great agility boost and they give you 2 fillets so they can be even better than honeybuns of the same quality. With any left over eels you might have, you can also make some Rings of Brodgar (seafood) which can give a nice agi, and psyche boost, and comes with a little per. Personally I like the Ring of Brodgar (baking) better but this is a good non-honey option if you are able to obtain butter, which is substantially easier to obtain than honey.

[Avu]

Camembert niggers.