Seeker meat

• Raw
• Cooked

Seeker meat
When you crack open their shells, the meat within is tender and succulent.
Type	Material
Internal ID	BugMeat
Source	Seeker, Seeker Soldier
Usage	Cauldron, Iron cooking station, Food preparation table
Properties
Weight	1.0
Stack	20
Teleportable (Can go through wood portal?)	Yes

Cooked seeker meat
Succulent white meat. A true delicacy.
Type	Food
Internal ID	CookedBugMeat
Source	Iron cooking station
Usage	Crafting, Eating
Properties
Weight	1.0
Stack	20
Teleportable (Can go through wood portal?)	Yes
Crafting Materials	Seeker meat x1
Effects
Max Health	60
Max Stamina	20
Duration	20m
Healing	5 hp/tick

Seeker meat is a food dropped by Seekers and Seeker soldiers. It can be cooked directly on an Iron cooking station, but not on a wooden Cooking station, to obtain Cooked Seeker Meat or Coal if overcooked. It is used directly in food recipes at the Food preparation table.

Availability

Creature	0 Star	1 Star	2 Star
Seeker	1	2	4
Seeker soldier	1	2	4

Usage

Crafting

For Seeker meat

•  Cooked seeker meat
•  Coal, if left on an Iron cooking station for too long
•  Meat platter (from  Uncooked meat platter)
•  Seeker aspic

For Cooked seeker meat

•  Mushrooms galore á la Mistlands

Cooked seeker meat cannot be used to craft recipes using Seeker meat as ingredient, or vice versa.

Notes

• For magic-oriented players, the Seeker aspic is the best Eitr-granting food available in the Mistlands.
• Because there are many Seekers in the Mistlands and the production of Meat platters tends to be bottlenecked behind the rarer Hare meat, Cooked seeker meat can serve as a good food option when the player is returning to older biomes or working on base building.