Cooked meat (undead)
Cooked Meat (Undead) is a unique food item in Old School RuneScape, specifically designed for adventurers facing the undead in Gielinor. This delectable dish is crafted by cooking raw meat obtained from undead creatures, such as zombies or skeletons, over a fire. Not only does it satiate hunger, but it also boasts the intriguing ability to grant additional benefits when consumed in combat against undead foes, making it a staple for many players delving into haunted dungeons or battling necromancers.
When indulging in Cooked Meat (Undead), players will find that it restores a significant amount of health, providing a much-needed boost during intense skirmishes. Whether you’re gearing up for a quest in the dark depths of the Wilderness or simply training your combat skills against the restless dead, this dish serves as a flavorful ally. Remember, the undead may not appreciate your culinary skills, but having this item in your inventory can make all the difference in your adventures!
| Released | 25 July 2019 (Update) |
|---|---|
| Members | Yes |
| Quest item | No |
| Properties | |
| Tradeable | No |
| Equipable | No |
| Stackable | No |
| Noteable | No |
| Options | Read, Drop |
| Examine | A piece of meat that seems to have seen better days. |
| Values | |
| Value | 1 coin |
| High alch | 0 coins |
| Low alch | 0 coins |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
Item Overview
Cooked meat (undead) is a unique food item in Old School RuneScape (OSRS) that players can obtain by cooking raw undead meat, typically dropped by undead creatures such as zombies and skeletons. It offers healing benefits and is particularly favored by players engaging in combat with these foes. Cooked meat (undead) has a distinct appearance, differing from regular cooked meat, and its lore ties closely to the undead theme prevalent in many quests and events throughout the game.
Obtaining Cooked Meat (Undead)
To acquire cooked meat (undead), players must first obtain raw undead meat, which is dropped by various undead monsters. The following table lists some of the notable sources of raw undead meat:
| Monster | Location | Level | Drop Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zombie | Varrock Cemetery | 20 | 1/128 |
| Skeleton | Stronghold of Security | 25 | 1/128 |
| Ghost | Varrock Sewers | 30 | 1/128 |
| Zombie Champion | Zombie Champion Dungeon | 50 | 1/128 |
Once you’ve obtained raw undead meat, you can cook it on a fire or stove, provided you have the appropriate cooking level.
Cooking Requirements
To successfully cook raw undead meat, players need:
- Cooking Level: A minimum level of 1 is required to cook raw undead meat.
- Cooking Method: Players can cook it on a fire, using a range, or at any cooking appliance available in the game.
Cooking the meat grants players experience points in the Cooking skill, making it a viable option for training this skill while also providing food for combat or exploration.
Healing Properties
Cooked meat (undead) restores 10 Hitpoints when consumed, making it a useful food item for players who may be low on health during gameplay. This healing effect is particularly beneficial during combat with undead monsters, as players can quickly restore their health while continuing to engage in battle.
Furthermore, players should consider the following points about its healing properties:
- It can be consumed quickly in combat situations.
- It can be beneficial for low-level players as they start to engage in more dangerous encounters.
Comparison with Other Cooked Foods
When comparing cooked meat (undead) to other food items in the game, it ranks moderately in terms of healing. Here’s a comparison table of some common cooked food items:
| Food Item | Healing | Cooking Level |
|---|---|---|
| Cooked Meat | 4 Hitpoints | 1 |
| Cooked Fish | 6 Hitpoints | 1 |
| Cooked Undead Meat | 10 Hitpoints | 1 |
| Shark | 20 Hitpoints | 80 |
Despite its lower healing value compared to high-level foods like sharks, cooked meat (undead) is an excellent option for early-game players and those who require quick healing.
Special Effects and Usability
While cooked meat (undead) does not possess special effects like some other food items in OSRS, its practicality lies in its accessibility and ease of cooking. Players often utilize it in the following scenarios:
- Fighting Undead Monsters: Its healing properties make it an ideal choice when battling undead creatures.
- Skill Training: Cooking it allows players to train their Cooking skill while simultaneously stocking up on healing supplies.
Additionally, since it does not spoil or have a limited usage, players can easily carry a stack of cooked meat (undead) in their inventory as a reliable source of healing during adventures.
Market Value and Trading
Cooked meat (undead) has a relatively low market value, making it an affordable food option for players. Its price can fluctuate due to supply and demand factors influenced by:
- Cooking Level Changes: As more players cook this item, the market may become saturated.
- Combat Meta Shifts: Changes in combat strategies may influence the popularity of this food item.
On average, players can expect to trade cooked meat (undead) for around 150-300 coins in the Grand Exchange, depending on the current market conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Cooked Meat (Undead) used for?
Cooked meat (undead) is primarily used for healing during combat, especially against undead monsters, and serves as a training food for the Cooking skill.
Can I cook raw undead meat on any fire?
Yes, raw undead meat can be cooked on any fire or range available in the game, provided you meet the cooking level requirement.
Is Cooked Meat (Undead) affected by cooking bonuses?
Yes, using cooking equipment or being in a cooking guild can increase the chances of successfully cooking raw undead meat without burning it.
What is the best way to obtain raw undead meat?
The best way to obtain raw undead meat is to kill zombies and skeletons, particularly in locations like Varrock Cemetery or the Stronghold of Security.
How does Cooked Meat (Undead) compare to other food items?
Cooked meat (undead) restores 10 Hitpoints, making it more effective than most low-level food options but less effective than high-level foods like sharks.
