Home Cooked Meal Edition. When was the last time your character ate a meal that wasn't magically conjured or consisted mostly or entirely of field rations? Is there someone in your party who's job it is it cook? Have you ever RPed a camp side dinner?
My current Half-elf Slayer grew up in the central trade city of the world, and she knows the cooking techniques of half a hundred cultures, as well as their languages, from serving them food. Now she makes a different meal every day to keep her crew healthy and happy.
Kayden Sanders
It would have been the very last session, at the end of the evening, after returning from an ill-fated tomb-dive in which the witch was set ablaze by the wizard. Upon arrival at our inn suite, the witch immediately set about cleaning up, the paladin visited her while she was cleaning up to "comfort" her, and my cleric listened to the whole thing because he's got +17 perception and walls just aren't thick enough these days.
But before all the bathing and sex stuff, there was totally some falafel and hummus.
Jeremiah White
>he still hasn't invested in ear plugs.
Owen Morris
Our group almost always has one person with ranks in Profession or Craft (Cook)
If we make the skill check by a certain amount, the GM will give us cool new recipes. They don't do anything, its just flavor.
Nolan Roberts
My party hates fun so no
t. GM wishing they had better players.
William Hill
It didn't used to be a problem! Damn Varisian woman corrupting a holy Champion like that. It's downright suspicious. Reckon he may need a stern talkin' to sooner rather than later.
Luke Campbell
Our Kingmaker group discovered a giant hive of beegirls who had flooded the surrounding area with honey as a defense measure.
My vigilante offered to show them the wonders of human technology and make them waffles to go with all their honey but then it turned out they couldn't eat eggs and dairy ;_;
Cameron Taylor
>it's just flavor
Angel Watson
We have a player who has some bullshit he works into all his characters, so they all dig fancy whiskey and have ranks in cooking. Problem is that he's shit at descriptions so it's just 'a meal.'
That player aside though, my rogue always eats on the cheap. So her 'meals' are grains and whatever else is cheap, one of her goals is to actually make enough money to go to a fancy place and have a five course meal. My evil wizard enjoys long pork, but I don't think that counts.
