Mead

Mead refers to items which can be consumed for temporary health and stamina boosts as well as preventing harmful status effects. Mead must first be crafted into a mead base at a Cauldron and then fermented using a Fermenter.

Dehydration is not possible, but mead is helpful when faced with inescapable effects which can eventually result in death. Before acquiring the Wolf fur or Lox cape, consuming a Frost resistance mead is essential to progressing in the Mountains. Mead can be consumed with or without a tankard, Dvergr tankard or a Horn of Celebration.

List of mead

As listed below, duration refers to the length of time over which the mead provides its effect, whereas cooldown is the length of time during which a player cannot drink another mead of the same type. Unless otherwise listed, each type of mead weighs 1.0 and stacks to 10.

Name	Icon	Heath regen	Stamina regen	Eitr regen	Status effect	Duration (sec)	Cooldown (sec)	Biomes Useful in
Fire resistance barley wine		–	–	–	Fire resistance	600	600	Plains or Mistlands
Frost resistance mead		–	–	–	Frost resistance	600	600	Mountain, Mistlands (rarely) or Deep North
Minor healing mead		50	–	–	None	10	120	Black Forest
Medium healing mead		75	–	–	None	10	120	Swamp, Mountain or Plains
Major healing mead		125	–	–	None	10	120	Mistlands
Lingering healing mead		+25%	-	-	None	300	300	Ashlands
Minor stamina mead		–	80	–	None	2	120	Black Forest, Swamp or Mountain
Medium stamina mead		–	160	–	None	2	120	Plains
Lingering stamina mead		–	+25%	–	None	300	300	Mistlands
Minor eitr mead		–	–	125	None	10	120	Mistlands
Lingering eitr mead		-	-	+25%	None	300	300	Ashlands
Poison resistance mead		–	–	–	Poison resistance	600	600	Swamp or Plains
Tasty mead		-50%	+100%	–	None	10	10	Anywhere

Notes

• See Cauldron for a table of dishes and the required Cauldron level. Cauldron levels were introduced in Hearth and Home.