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In order to use a pot, Link must first light the fire resting beneath it. After doing so, Link can combine various materials within the pot and cook them, thus producing a new [[food]] item which will typically feature much improved restorative properties and/or status buffs. The materials that Link can place in the pot include any ingredients that are edible in themselves, as well as some collectibles that cannot be consumed until combined and cooked. Up to five materials can be combined in a pot. The items that are produced span a variety of foods and elixirs. | In order to use a pot, Link must first light the fire resting beneath it. After doing so, Link can combine various materials within the pot and cook them, thus producing a new [[food]] item which will typically feature much improved restorative properties and/or status buffs. The materials that Link can place in the pot include any ingredients that are edible in themselves, as well as some collectibles that cannot be consumed until combined and cooked. Up to five materials can be combined in a pot. The items that are produced span a variety of foods and elixirs. | ||
Known cooking pot locations are limited, as they have thus far only appeared in the E3 2016 demo and trailer footage. Pots can be found: | |||
*just outside the [[Woodcutter's House]]. | |||
*within the [[Forest of Spirits]], near a campfire and part of a ruined stone wall. | |||
*just outside the ruined house near the [[Hylia River]]. | |||
*around the [[Bokoblin]] encampment located near where the Hylia River falls off the [[Great Plateau]]. | |||
== Characteristics == | |||
The pots appear to be quite large, seemingly being several in-game feat in width. They are made of stone, and rest upon black-metal frames with four legs that lift the pots above the open-air fires beneath. | The pots appear to be quite large, seemingly being several in-game feat in width. They are made of stone, and rest upon black-metal frames with four legs that lift the pots above the open-air fires beneath. | ||
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If [[Dubious Food]] or a [[Failed Experiment]] are made instead, then several of these effects change: the clinking noises become smashing and breaking sounds as the cooking nears its end; the materials do not leap high into the air; the sparkling smoke is replaced by a puff of black smoke; and a rattling percussive sound plays upon completion. Link will also be visually and audibly distraught with the outcome. | If [[Dubious Food]] or a [[Failed Experiment]] are made instead, then several of these effects change: the clinking noises become smashing and breaking sounds as the cooking nears its end; the materials do not leap high into the air; the sparkling smoke is replaced by a puff of black smoke; and a rattling percussive sound plays upon completion. Link will also be visually and audibly distraught with the outcome. | ||
[[Category:Objects in Breath of the Wild]] | [[Category:Objects in Breath of the Wild]] | ||
