Seeker Meat

Seeker meat is a Mistlands food item dropped by Seekers, yielding 4 to 5 pieces per kill. It can be cooked on an Iron Cooking Station to make Cooked Seeker Meat, and it also serves as an ingredient in several cauldron recipes rather than being eaten raw in most cases.

Its main value is that it feeds into two high-tier Mistlands foods: Uncooked Meat Platter and Seeker Aspic, both of which require a level 5 cauldron. Uncooked meat platter combines Seeker meat with Lox Meat and Hare Meat, while Seeker aspic uses Seeker meat together with Magecap and Royal Jelly. Cooked seeker meat itself is a separate item and cannot be used interchangeably with Seeker meat in recipes, or vice versa.

• Cooked on an Iron cooking station, Seeker meat becomes Cooked seeker meat.
• Seeker meat is used directly in:
  • Uncooked meat platter x1
  • Seeker aspic x2
• Seeker aspic is especially important for magic-focused builds, since it is the best Eitr-granting food available in the Mistlands.
• Because Seekers are common in the Mistlands, Seeker meat is often easier to stockpile than Hare meat, making Cooked seeker meat a practical food option when traveling back to older biomes or working on base building.
• While Seeker meat can be eaten after cooking, it is generally better saved for cauldron recipes when those foods are available.