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I will be experimenting. Even if it's not quite as fast as the summon-cheesing, if it was close, then it would be superior to me, because I hate having to deal with the summons wandering around while cheesing them.
And so it is born: the cubed (to the power of three, no pun intended) cheese.
It could be sold for 25+ gold with some practicality. Anyways, thumbs up and like for Jocko
P.S. Good thing is, cheese and summons are quite sustainable, comparing to the bone supply from the stagfather shrine.
go to the next workbench and overthink that you can craft arrows that cost 250 each.
How? find out for yourself i dont spoiler anything but the priece of each :P
You: "All cheese needs bread."
I didn't know about the cheese ball recipe, thanks.
I had this idea, but wasn't sure if there was a recipe with something else easily obtained (maybe fish, maybe something that could be bought cheap from merchants).
The fact that you can cook with cheese alone is interesting. Thanks.
Side note, that spell can let you create cheese from your own HP. Is there maybe a way with regen of some kind or a healing spell that could be as fast or even faster? Maybe you could test it with a timer. Grind out cheese one way for five minutes straight, and then grind out cheese the other way for five minutes straight, and compare cheese production.