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'''Cooking''' is a skill in [[SpliceHack]]. Players can use cooking to alter their food for useful benefits.

== Mechanics ==

Cooking uses the same mechanics as [[erosion]]. This means that items that can be cooked are vulnerable to fire damage. Whenever a player or monster is dealt fire damage, there is a chance that their cookable items are affected. Items that can be cooked include:

* Fruits and vegetables.
* Corpses.

Invalid items include:
* Processed food.
* Corpses that are [[unsolid]].
* Corpses that are [[amorphous]].
* Corpses of [[undead]].
* Corpses of monsters that like fire.
* Inedible items.

There are three levels of cooking: Cooked, burnt, and crispy. It is possible to [[wish]] for food that cannot be cooked by specifying that it be "uncookable," but no such items are naturally generated during the course of the game.

== Consuming cooked food ==

Cooking food modifies the nutrition it provides, as well as the chance of gaining an intrinsic from a corpse. Cooked food is more beneficial than uncooked food, while burnt food is less beneficial.

{| class="wikitable"
! Cooking Level
! Nutrition
! Intrinsic Gain
|-
| Uncooked
| 100%
| 100%
|-
|Cooked
| 120%
| 120%
|-
|Burnt
| 50%
| 100%
|-
|Crispy
| 25%
| 100%
|}

== How to cook ==

Cooking is as easy as standing on the same tile as a [[furnace]], using the #cook [[extended command]], and selecting a valid item. There is a a 1 / 1 + [cooking skill] chance that a mishap occurs, causing the item to immediately become burned or crispy. If a mishap does not occur, the food will become cooked. The message that appears depends on the cooking skill of the player.

Cooking a corpse with a furnace [[exercises]] [[intelligence]].

== Cooking skill ==

{| class="prettytable"
! colspan="2" style="font-size:larger" | Cooking
|-
! Max !! Role
|-
| Basic
|
* [[Cartomancer]], [[Knight]], [[Priest]], [[Rogue]], [[Valkyrie]], [[Wizard]]
|-
| Skilled
|
* [[Convict]], [[Dragonmaster]], [[Monk]], [[Ranger]]
|-
| Expert
|
* [[Archeologist]], [[Healer]], [[Pirate]], [[Samurai]], [[Tourist]]
|}

Cooking is exercised every time the player cooks a corpse using a furnace.

== Special corpses ==

Some corpses produce YAFM or an interesting effect when cooked.

{{message|You thoroughly defrost your winter wolf corpse.|Appears when cooking a [[winter wolf]]. The winter wolf corpse transforms into a [[wolf]] corpse instead of being cooked.}}
{{message|The giant skunk corpse explodes in your hands!|Appears when cooking a [[giant skunk]]. The corpse is destroyed, the player's intelligence is abused, and a large cloud of poison gas surrounds the player.}}
{{message|Yum, fried chicken!|Appears when cooking any sort of [[cockatrice]] corpse. This is considered interacting with the corpse for the purposes of stoning.}}
{{message|You get the sense that may have been a bad idea...|Appears when trying to cook the [[Wizard of Yendor]]. This prompts immediate harassment by the Wizard of Yendor.}}
{{message|That's some good 'burg.|Appears when cooking a [[cow]].}}
{{message|Mold covers the furnace!|Appears when cooking a [[brown mold]]. The brown mold immediately revives.}}

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-'''Cooking''' is a defunct skill in [[SpliceHack]]. Players could use cooking to alter their food for useful benefits.
+'''Cooking''' is a [[defunct features (SpliceHack)|defunct]] skill in [[SpliceHack]]. Players could use cooking to alter their food for useful benefits.
 == Mechanics ==

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-'''Cooking''' is a skill in [[SpliceHack]]. Players can use cooking to alter their food for useful benefits.
+'''Cooking''' is a defunct skill in [[SpliceHack]]. Players could use cooking to alter their food for useful benefits.
 == Mechanics ==
-Cooking uses the same mechanics as [[erosion]]. This means that items that can be cooked are vulnerable to fire damage. Whenever a player or monster is dealt fire damage, there is a chance that their cookable items are affected. Items that can be cooked include:
+Cooking used the same mechanics as [[erosion]]. This meant that items that could be cooked were vulnerable to fire damage. Whenever a player or monster was dealt fire damage, there is a chance that their cookable items were affected. Items that could be cooked include:
 * Fruits and vegetables.
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-There are three levels of cooking: Cooked, burnt, and crispy. It is possible to [[wish]] for food that cannot be cooked by specifying that it be "uncookable," but no such items (aside from those already invalid) are naturally generated during the course of the game.
+There were three levels of cooking: Cooked, burnt, and crispy. It was possible to [[wish]] for food that could not be cooked by specifying that it be "uncookable," but no such items (aside from those already invalid) were naturally generated during the course of the game.
-Monsters killed via fire usually leave burned corpses. Cooked/burned corpses cannot be sacrificed. Rotten and homemade tinned food is considered to be uncooked, but all other tins found by the player are treated as having a random amount of cooking. Corpses found in ice boxes have a small chance of being cooked.
+Monsters killed via fire usually left burned corpses. Cooked/burned corpses could not be sacrificed. Rotten and homemade tinned food was considered to be uncooked, but all other tins found by the player were treated as having a random amount of cooking. Corpses found in ice boxes had a small chance of being cooked.
-Cooking in front of a monster of the same race as the corpse being cooked will cause them to become angry.
+Cooking in front of a monster of the same race as the corpse being cooked would cause them to become angry.
 == Consuming cooked food ==
-Cooking food modifies the nutrition it provides, as well as the chance of gaining an intrinsic from a corpse. Cooked food is more beneficial than uncooked food, while burnt food is less beneficial.
+Cooking food modified the nutrition it provides, as well as the chance of gaining an intrinsic from a corpse. Cooked food was more beneficial than uncooked food, while burnt food was less beneficial.
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 == How to cook ==
-Cooking is as easy as standing on the same tile as a [[furnace]], using the #cook [[extended command]], and selecting a valid item. There is a a 1 / 1 + [cooking skill] chance that a mishap occurs, causing the item to immediately become burned or crispy. If a mishap does not occur, the food will become cooked. The message that appears depends on the cooking skill of the player.
+Cooking was as easy as standing on the same tile as a [[furnace]], using the #cook [[extended command]], and selecting a valid item. There was a 1 / 1 + [cooking skill] chance that a mishap occured, causing the item to immediately become burned or crispy. If a mishap did not occur, the food would become cooked. The message that appeared depends on the cooking skill of the player.
 == Cooking skill ==
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-Cooking skill and [[intelligence]] are both exercised every time the player cooks a corpse using a furnace.
+Cooking skill and [[intelligence]] were both exercised every time the player cooks a corpse using a furnace.
 == Special corpses ==
-Some corpses produce YAFM or an interesting effect when cooked.
+Some corpses produced YAFM or an interesting effect when cooked.
 {{message|You thoroughly defrost your winter wolf corpse.|Appears when cooking a [[winter wolf]]. The winter wolf corpse transforms into a [[wolf]] corpse instead of being cooked.}}
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	'''Cooking''' is a skill in [[SpliceHack]]. Players can use cooking to alter their food for useful benefits.		'''Cooking''' is a skill in [[SpliceHack]]. Players can use cooking to alter their food for useful benefits.

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	There are three levels of cooking: Cooked, burnt, and crispy. It is possible to [[wish]] for food that cannot be cooked by specifying that it be "uncookable," but no such items (aside from those already invalid) are naturally generated during the course of the game.		There are three levels of cooking: Cooked, burnt, and crispy. It is possible to [[wish]] for food that cannot be cooked by specifying that it be "uncookable," but no such items (aside from those already invalid) are naturally generated during the course of the game.
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		+	Monsters killed via fire usually leave burned corpses. Cooked/burned corpses cannot be sacrificed. Rotten and homemade tinned food is considered to be uncooked, but all other tins found by the player are treated as having a random amount of cooking. Corpses found in ice boxes have a small chance of being cooked.
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		+	Cooking in front of a monster of the same race as the corpse being cooked will cause them to become angry.

	== Consuming cooked food ==		== Consuming cooked food ==

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 | Skilled
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-* [[Convict]], [[Dragonmaster]], [[Monk]], [[Ranger]]
+* [[Convict/SpliceHack|Convict]], [[Dragonmaster]], [[Monk]], [[Ranger]]
 |-
 | Expert

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 * Fruits and vegetables.
-* Corpses.
+* Corpses (except as specified below).
 Invalid items include:
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-There are three levels of cooking: Cooked, burnt, and crispy. It is possible to [[wish]] for food that cannot be cooked by specifying that it be "uncookable," but no such items are naturally generated during the course of the game.
+There are three levels of cooking: Cooked, burnt, and crispy. It is possible to [[wish]] for food that cannot be cooked by specifying that it be "uncookable," but no such items (aside from those already invalid) are naturally generated during the course of the game.
 == Consuming cooked food ==

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	{{message\|That's some good 'burg.\|Appears when cooking a [[cow]].}}		{{message\|That's some good 'burg.\|Appears when cooking a [[cow]].}}
	{{message\|Mold covers the furnace!\|Appears when cooking a [[brown mold]]. The brown mold immediately revives.}}		{{message\|Mold covers the furnace!\|Appears when cooking a [[brown mold]]. The brown mold immediately revives.}}
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