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Shadow Rider: Created page with "The '''Chef''' is a role specific to ''SlashTHEM''. They are primarily a melee-based role and have many food-related abilities. A Chef starts the game with equipment..."

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Created page with "The '''Chef''' is a role specific to ''SlashTHEM''. They are primarily a melee-based role and have many food-related abilities. A Chef starts the game with equipment..."

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The '''Chef''' is a [[role]] specific to ''[[SlashTHEM]]''. They are primarily a melee-based role and have many food-related abilities.

A Chef starts the game with equipment and abilities related to food and culinary skills. Chefs are the only role that can make non-homemade tins. In addition, Chefs have permanent food appraisal.

The [[Chef quest]] sees you fighting the [[Immortal Rot]] for the [[The Deluxe Yendorian Knife]].

==Starting Equipment==

* a blessed +1 knife
* blessed +1 leather armor
* a blessed +2 dented pot
* 3 food rations
* a sprig of wolfsbane
* a clove of garlic
* 2 uncursed potions of water
* 2 potions of booze
* a can of grease
* a towel
* a blessed tinning kit
* a tin opener

== Techniques ==

Chefs do not gain any intrinsic techniques.

==Intrinsics==
*XL 7: [[Poison resistance]]
*XL 15: [[Fire resistance]]

== Skills ==

{| class="prettytable"
! colspan="2" style="font-size:larger" | Chef skills
|-
! Max !! Skills
|-
| Basic
|
* ''Weapons:'' [[long sword]], [[flail]], [[saber]], [[sling]], [[unicorn horn]]
* ''Spells:'' [[protection spells|protection]]
|-
| Skilled
|
* ''Weapons:'' [[dagger]], [[club]], [[paddle]], [[short sword]], [[quarterstaff]]
* ''Combat:'' [[bare hands]], [[two weapon combat]]
* ''Spells:'' [[divination spells|divination]]
|-
| Expert
|
* ''Weapons:'' [[knife]], [[dart]], [[axe]], [[hammer]]
|}
<noinclude>

==Gods==

{{main|Religion}}

*Lawful: Demeter
*Neutral: Hestia
*Chaotic: Adephagia

==Chef rank titles==

The [[status line]] shows you to be one of the following ranks when you reach the specified experience level:

*XL 1-2: Plongeur
*XL 3-5: Busser
*XL 6-9: Expediter
*XL 10-13: Apprenti
*XL 14-17: Commis
*XL 18-21: Cuisinier
*XL 22-25: Chef de Partie
*XL 26-29: Sous Chef
*XL 30: Chef de Cuisine

==Strategy==
While Chefs have a few solid starting items, their +1 [[knife]] is not going to be dealing much damage much like a [[healer]]. Chefs will want to sacrifice for their guaranteed gift [[Tenderizer]] as soon as possible, a respectable weapon that could carry them through to the midgame. Before that, however, it may be worthwhile to train [[daggers]] or perhaps even [[short sword]]. Though it is harder to make use of them in the early game, almost all Chefs will eventually want to train [[knives]] due to their quest artifact [[The Deluxe Yendorian Knife]] yielding a whopping +20 damage in addition to its other strong attributes. The Chef's power scales significantly as the game progresses, in large part due to this powerful weapon. Their skill in two-weapon combat makes them a good candidate for dual-wield multiple artifact weapons.

==Origin==
Chef entirely replaced the previous Elph role.

<references/>

<noinclude></noinclude><noinclude>
</noinclude>

[[Category:SlashTHEM]]
[[Category:SlashTHEM Roles]]

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	A Chef starts the game with equipment and abilities related to food and culinary skills. Chefs are the only role that can make non-homemade tins. In addition, Chefs have permanent food appraisal.		A Chef starts the game with equipment and abilities related to food and culinary skills. Chefs are the only role that can make non-homemade tins. In addition, Chefs have permanent food appraisal.

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 The '''Chef''' is a [[role]] that appears in [[SlashTHEM]]. They are primarily a melee-based role and have many food-related abilities.
-A Chef starts the game with equipment and abilities related to food and culinary skills. Chefs are the only role that can make non-homemade tins. In addition, Chefs have permanent food appraisal.
+A Chef starts the game with equipment and abilities related to food and culinary skills. Chefs are the only role that can make non-homemade tins. In addition, Chefs have permanent [[food appraisal]].
 The [[Chef quest]] sees you fighting the [[Immortal Rot]] for the [[The Deluxe Yendorian Knife]].
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 ==Starting Equipment==
-* a blessed +1 knife
+* a blessed +1 [[knife]]
-* blessed +1 leather armor
+* blessed +1 [[leather armor]]
-* a blessed +2 dented pot
+* a blessed +2 [[dented pot]]
-* 3 food rations
+* 3 [[food ration]]s
-* a sprig of wolfsbane
+* a [[sprig of wolfsbane]]
-* a clove of garlic
+* a [[clove of garlic]]
-* 2 uncursed potions of water
+* 2 uncursed [[potions of water]]
-* 2 potions of booze
+* 2 [[potions of booze]]
-* a can of grease
+* a [[can of grease]]
-* a towel
+* a [[towel]]
-* a blessed tinning kit
+* a blessed [[tinning kit]]
-* a tin opener
+* a [[tin opener]]
 == Techniques ==
-Chefs do not gain any intrinsic techniques.
+Chefs do not gain any intrinsic [[technique]]s.
 ==Intrinsics==
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 ==Chef rank titles==
-The [[status line]] shows you to be one of the following ranks when you reach the specified experience level:
+The [[status line]] shows you to be one of the following ranks when you reach the specified [[experience level]]:
 *XL 1-2: Plongeur

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-The '''Chef''' is a [[role]] specific to ''[[SlashTHEM]]''. They are primarily a melee-based role and have many food-related abilities.
+The '''Chef''' is a [[role]] that appears in ''[[SlashTHEM]]''. They are primarily a melee-based role and have many food-related abilities.
 A Chef starts the game with equipment and abilities related to food and culinary skills. Chefs are the only role that can make non-homemade tins. In addition, Chefs have permanent food appraisal.
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 ==Strategy==
-While Chefs have a few solid starting items, their +1 [[knife]] is not going to be dealing much damage much like a [[healer]]. Chefs will want to sacrifice for their guaranteed gift [[Tenderizer]] as soon as possible, a respectable weapon that could carry them through to the midgame. Before that, however, it may be worthwhile to train [[daggers]] or perhaps even [[short sword]]. Though it is harder to make use of them in the early game, almost all Chefs will eventually want to train [[knives]] due to their quest artifact [[The Deluxe Yendorian Knife]] yielding a whopping +20 damage in addition to its other strong attributes. The Chef's power scales significantly as the game progresses, in large part due to this powerful weapon. Their skill in two-weapon combat makes them a good candidate for dual-wield multiple artifact weapons.
+While Chefs have a few solid starting items, their +1 [[knife]] is not going to be dealing much damage much like a [[healer]]. Chefs will want to sacrifice for their guaranteed gift [[Tenderizer]] as soon as possible, a respectable weapon that could carry them through to the midgame. Before that, however, it may be worthwhile to train [[dagger]]s or perhaps even [[short sword]]. Though it is harder to make use of them in the early game, almost all Chefs will eventually want to train [[knives]] due to their quest artifact [[The Deluxe Yendorian Knife]] yielding a whopping +20 damage in addition to its other strong attributes. The Chef's power scales significantly as the game progresses, in large part due to this powerful weapon. Their skill in two-weapon combat makes them a good candidate for dual-wield multiple artifact weapons.
 ==Origin==
 Chef entirely replaced the previous Elph role.
 <references/>
+{{variant-343}}
 [[Category:SlashTHEM roles]]