Abyss Gazer

Abyss Gazer
Vital statistics
Size	2 x 1
Stack	Max:Unknown (Fish)
Stockpile	Fish (30)
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored.	Fishing
Object(s) Required	Bushcraft Fishingpole or Primitive Casting-Rod
Produced By	Cave Water
Required By	(2) Filet of Abyss Gazer, Spitroast Abyss Gazer
Go to Objects

A big black cave fish.

How to Acquire

You must have the fishing skill and a fully equipped Bushcraft Fishingpole or Primitive Casting-Rod in order to catch fish.

Use the menu action

Adventure > Fish

to cast your line into a body of water.

Abyss Gazer can also occasionally be found in Tidepools, which occasionally replenish with various fish.

How to Use

Abyss Gazer can be prepared severals ways, including Spitroasting, Drying, or cooked over an open Fire

Once caught and butchered, a Abyss Gazer produces 2 Raw Filets

Use the menu action

Craft > Food > Roast Meat

To cook a Filet of Abyss Gazer over a fire creates Roast Filet of Abyss Gazer.

Drying a Filet of Abyss Gazer on a Drying Frame takes around 66 RL hours and produces Dried Filet of Abyss Gazer.

Spitroasting a whole Abyss Gazer over a fire using a Roasting Spit creates 3 pieces of Spitroast Abyss Gazer.

Provided FEP's:

Roast Filet of Abyss Gazer

FEPs +1 +2 Sum% STR 0 0 0% AGI 0 0 0% INT 0 0 0% CON 0 0 0% PER 2 2 66.67% CHA 0 0 0% DEX 0 0 0% WIL 0 0 0% PSY 2 0 33.33% Sum 4 2 -- Hunger per FEP 0.17 FEP per Hunger 6

Dried Filet of Abyss Gazer

FEPs +1 +2 Sum% STR 0 0 0% AGI 0 0 0% INT 0 0 0% CON 0 0 0% PER 3 6 100% CHA 0 0 0% DEX 0 0 0% WIL 0 0 0% PSY 0 0 0% Sum 3 6 -- Hunger per FEP 0.06 FEP per Hunger 18

Spitroast Abyss Gazer

FEPs +1 +2 Sum% STR 0 0 0% AGI 1 0 14.29% INT 0 0 0% CON 0 0 0% PER 2 2 57.14% CHA 0 0 0% DEX 0 0 0% WIL 0 0 0% PSY 2 0 28.57% Sum 5 2 -- Hunger per FEP 0.07 FEP per Hunger 14

Quality

• The quality of the caught fish is determined primarily by map data. The Q on your fishing gear can only reduce fish quality if lower than the fish's.
• The quality of Roasted fish is Softcapped by ${\sqrt[{2}]{Perception*Survival}}$.
• The quality of Dried fish is equal to the quality of the fish and not affecting by the character or the drying frame
• The quality of spitroast fish is equal to ${\frac {_{q}RoastingSpit+_{q}Fish}{2}}$ and is Softcapped by the Survival of the character who places the fish on the spit.