During your many adventures in Ashenfall, you will come across dozens of cooking recipes in RuneScape Dragonwilds — and also Brewing Cauldron Recipes for potions. Some of them will provide you with Sustenance, some will give you Hydration, and others will give you buffs. There are three categories of edible items in RuneScape Dragonwilds: Food, Drink, and Potions.
As you progress and discover new ingredients, you will unlock more complex and demanding cooking recipes in RuneScape Dragonwilds. This will take some time, as the game's open world is rather large for all of it to be explored in one session. However, there are some recipes that you can unlock within a few hours of gameplay.
In my time spent in-game, I was able to uncover a fraction of the total list of cooking recipes in RuneScape Dragonwilds, which I will be sharing in this article. I'm fairly early in my playthrough, but hopefully these help you sustain your character as they have helped me thus far.
Note: Cooking recipes in RuneScape Dragonwilds are still being discovered. The list will be updated as more information becomes available.
All Cooking recipes and effects in RuneScape Dragonwilds
To process the information at a glance, I'm going to list down the recipes as they appear in my in-game Journal, dividing them based on their respective category. As mentioned, I haven't discovered all of them, but here are the ones I have been able to craft and consume.
Food recipes in RuneScape Dragonwilds

They say you are what you eat, and in RuneScape Dragonwilds, it's pretty accurate. You can hunt critters and enemies, and consume a few of them to regain Sustenance. This aspect of your character affects health regeneration. The higher it is, the faster your health regenerates. Here is a list of things you can cook to keep your Sustenance meter full:
Drink recipes in RuneScape Dragonwilds

Staying hydrated is very important — even in a video game, it would seem. As you move out, your character gets thirsty and dehydrated. This affects your Stamina regeneration. If you're stuck in a fight while not properly hydrated, things won't end well for you. So, remember to pay attention to your Hydration meter, and use these recipes to craft yourself some refreshing beverages:
All Cauldron Recipes in Runescape Dragonwilds (Potions)

It wouldn't be a RuneScape experience without Potions, and Jagex knows how to deliver on that front. Potions boost your character's skills in RuneScape Dragonwilds, allowing you to perform better at certain tasks in the game.
To start brewing potions in RuneScape Draonwilds, you'll have to build and place a Brewing Cauldron inside a base. Here are all the beginner potion recipes in the game, but not that this list is not comprehensive. These are just the ones we have discovered so far, pending further progression.
Specifically, all Brewing Cauldron recipes require clay vessels, the resident alchemical container to get potions in this game. Other than that, the ingredients are usually divvied up between herbs and animal drops.
When trying to take on stronger monsters, you will specifically need a lot of Healing Potions. However, RuneScape Dragonwilds is hardly all about combat, so a lot of these little crafting-gathering boosts from various other potions come in handy more than you'd think.
That is all I can tell you about cooking recipes in RuneScape Dragonwilds for the time being. As I explore the world of Ashenfall further, I'll be updating the list and adding more recipes I uncover during my playthrough.
On an ending note, the game's roadmap is live, and it gives us a good idea of what we can expect from it in the coming months. RuneScape Dragonwilds is currently available in Early Access on Steam for $29.99.
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