Revision as of 08:56, 19 August 2014

Food

Almost every action you do in Medieval Europe will consume your Glut. Even if you do nothing all day, your Glut will be consumed by a factor of 16% every 24 hours.

You can recover Glut with food. Food is divided in two main categories:

• Simple: Issued from Fields, Farms or Fishing
• Complex: Issued from crafting in the Inn

Obviously complex food recovery is way greater than simple one.

How to get food

• You can Fish
• You can buy it at the market
• You can vote for Medieval Europe on a Toplist if your age is <= 90 days. This will restore your Glut by 2%.
• You can breed animals in Farms
• You can cook it in a Inn

List of all Game Food

Drinks

Drinking alcoholic beverages

Every time an alcoholic drink is consumed three things can happen:

• Energy is gained;
• Energy is gained but some glut is lost;
• Character becomes tipsy or drunk.

There are four alcoholic beverages:

• Beer: The drink that gives more chances to gain energy (cumulative 80%), with a low chance to get tipsy/drunk.

• Wine: High chances to get tipsy/drunk, lower risk to lose double glut.

• Mead: A simple swap energy - glut, with a low probability to get tipsy/drunk but with a fixed low swap rate.

• Mulberry Brandy: Highest chance to lose an important amount of glut.

Swapping glut with energy

For each drink there is a chance to gain energy and lose glut depending on a certain swap ratio. The character may gain energy without losing glut, or gain energy but lose glut.

Tipsy Status

If the player gets tipsy the following malus are applied:

Tipsy status will expire in relation with player constitution.

   Tipsyness duration (minutes) = 180 +15 * (20-player constitution)

If the player drinks while tipsy, he can get drunk.

Drunk Status

If a player drinks too much can get drunk and being blocked. The duration of the block depends from constitution.

   Drunkness duration (minutes) = 180 +15 * (20-player constitution)

Odds table