The world of The Bloodline is full of dangers. Anything from nasty little green goblins to blood-sucking vampires could jump you around any corner! The best way to ensure success (and survival) is to ensure you always have a full stomach!

Cooking in The Bloodline is sort of an easier alchemy. Most, if not all, foods will heal you when eaten and certain recipes provide potion-like buffs such as health or mana regen, or even Druidsight!

The world is full of distractions and things to do, so I don't blame you if cooking can seem a little difficult. That's why I've put together this short (but not really short) guide to help you start your culinary journey!

There are a TON of recipes and ingredients. If you are here in search of how to acquire or craft a specific item, utilize the search function to quickly find what you need! Just press ( ctrl + f ) and type in the name. I've done my best to make sure everything is searchable this way.


The game is constantly getting new updates that add a ton of recipes, change item spawns, and add new shops. I'll do my best to keep the guide updated but don't be surprised if it takes a day or two!

Say you've already got some ingredients, and have done a bit of studying on recipes. Where do you even go to cook?

What a good question!

Currently, there are two places to cook at: the Harbinger Stronghold, and the city of Elderglen.





The first one you'll probably encounter is within the starting area, the Harbinger Stronghold. Here, your resident cook can also teach you some basics if you want.




The next is the Fletcher's Fowl Inn, which is located on the second floor (or first floor for our EU friends) of the Fletcher's Fowl shop in Elderglen. You'll find a fancy stove inside, and a grumpy-looking barkeep who might have an assignment or two for you!

There are a couple of quests available that might teach you a thing or two of the culinary arts. Most of them are very straightforward, and if you are confused about the recipe, your quest journal should help.

Nevertheless, if you are still having trouble, I've outlined the quests below.

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Charles is your resident cook, hanging out in the kitchen of the Harbinger's Stronghold. He's got two cooking quests to teach you the basics.

- Craft 1 basic stew: 1x potato & 1x carrot & 1x cabbage

- Craft 4 flour: 2x wheat
- Craft 1 bread: 4x flour

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Mr Hemoth runs the Fletcher's Fowl Inn in the city of Elderglen. Currently he only has one cooking quest. He'll provide the ingredients, and recipe if you ask for it.

- Prepare 10x salted minitrout: 1x salt & 1x grey minitrout

Before we get started, let's run through our ingredients! I can't expect you to be sliding out world-class meals without knowledge of the basics. This section is just to list our ingredients, I'll be going over their acquisition in the next section.

I've split the ingredients into different categories based on their type: meats, dairy, mushrooms, veggies/fruits/grains/plants, and etc.

Before we even get to cooking, we need some ingredients. The bountiful land will provide you with most ingredients like meats, fish, and mushrooms, while others may only be found within random containers like boxes, chests, and cupboards. Select stores in some cities will also sell a few ingredients, so keep your eyes peeled.







Unfortunately, there are several ingredients that only seem available through looting random containers, notably crates, cupboards, and chests. I have no doubt they will be farmable, purchasable, for findable elsewhere, but for now those ingredients are:

- Carrots
- Cabbage
- Potato
- Onion
- Honey




Markets across the world offer countless goods, foods and ingredients included. Not every ingredient is available in shops, so you will still have to venture out an source some items on your own. But that's alright, cause the adventure makes the food tastier!


The owner of the Fletcher's Fowl Inn! He sells some foods and ingredients, but also has a cooking quest if you're feeling up to the task.


She runs the Salty Trout at the Elderglen market! Best fish in all of Elderheim. Of course, she's the only one that sells fish so it's not exactly a competition.


Owner of The Drunken Bard tavern. You might think he looks familiar, and he does! Perhaps him and Woodrow are twins, or it's just a popular look.






Winston runs a nice little bakery in Arema. You can find him in a small building next to the Arema market, the massive pavilion with a golden pig statue.


The second Areman merchant of note is... Shopkeeper... Poor guy was named after his profession! That or he took the profession because of his name... Either way, you'll find him next to Winston, selling a couple of drink-related goods!






You'll find Roman at his little bakery stall in the market, straight ahead from the entrance of the city. He offers some delicious baked goods!






Another poor soul whose destiny was keeping a shop *sigh* anyways... he sells a couple food items alongside some weapons and armor.

Thanks for checking out my guide! I hope it was at least slightly helpful.

I'll do my best to keep it updated as new updates release, as I'm sure more content will be added.