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Cooking makes your inedible raw fish into edible non-raw fish or non-edible non-raw fish... Simple, right? | Cooking makes your inedible raw fish into edible non-raw fish or non-edible non-raw fish... Simple, right? | ||
When you cook fish, there are two chances that it will burn. There is a primary, 30%, chance that can be reduced by mastery and a secondary | When you cook fish, there are two chances that it will burn. There is a primary, 30%, chance that can be reduced by mastery, and a secondary 99% chance that is removed by the [[Cooking Skillcape]] and [[Cooking Gloves]]. If either of these result in failure, your food burns and you only receive 1 XP. | ||
==Mastery Unlocks== | ==Mastery Unlocks== | ||
Cooking has a couple of [[Mastery]] unlocks associated with it. | Cooking has a couple of [[Mastery]] unlocks associated with it. | ||
* Level | * Level 15: Unlocks x50 cooking. | ||
* Level 30: Unlocks xAll cooking. | * Level 30: Unlocks xAll cooking. | ||
All of these unlocks give you a bigger cooking queue. So instead of cooking one fish with a click, if you have level | All of these unlocks give you a bigger cooking queue. So instead of cooking one fish with a click, if you have level 15 mastery, you can cook 50. But they still take the same amount of time clicking the cook 1 button fifty times would take. | ||
Additionally each level of mastery reduces the primary burn chance by 0.6%. At level 50 mastery food has a 0% chance to burn. | Additionally each level of mastery reduces the primary burn chance by 0.6%. At level 50 mastery food has a 0% chance to burn. | ||
