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Dexterity food

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Is roasted chicken meat with it's 1 FEP per seriously the only clean dexterity food? (http://havenandhearth.wikia.com/wiki/FEP_Table)

I've hit limit 4 times with Chanterelle & Onion Pirozhki only and upped constitution every time :(
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chantrelles also provide dex fep. q10-50ish are 1 point, over 50ish are 2 points. what i usually do is eat about 1/2 to 2/3 of the bar full with pirozhkis and then fill it up with chantrelles or chicken.

it would be nice if you could roast meat in an oven, and it would effect the ql of the meat as it does for baked goods or if the branch ql of your campfire effected the ql of the meat. at some point though, animal domestication will allow for higher ql chicken meat.
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sabinati wrote:chantrelles also provide dex fep. q10-50ish are 1 point, over 50ish are 2 points. what i usually do is eat about 1/2 to 2/3 of the bar full with pirozhkis and then fill it up with chantrelles or chicken.
...and then pray you hit Dexterity.

K, I'll try that, seems like the better option than trying to find and kill a gazillion chickens. Thanks
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I've had very few problems in bringing my dex up to a healthy 42 on a healthy diet of piros and the occasional chantrelle. Chicken's aren't worth the effort if you ask me. That said, we should obviously add more dex food.

And nerf the BBBs to hell.
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heh. i have more dex than jorb.
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You have more dex than James, Jesse, possibly. ;)
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I beat both y'all! But I know there's even higher out there, I'm a mere 48.

Now psy on the other hand. That's a bear to raise. I suppose if you lived in a cave for a while, you could probably collect a healthy amount of cave bulbs.
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yeah i haven't put much effort into raising psy.
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jorb wrote:I've had very few problems in bringing my dex up to a healthy 42 on a healthy diet of piros and the occasional chantrelle. Chicken's aren't worth the effort if you ask me. That said, we should obviously add more dex food.

And nerf the BBBs to hell.
How high was your top stat already? How much con did you gain, and is it now your top stats?

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