Hunger

Your character must eat food every day unless you placed it in retreat at the church or it is set aside.
Each day a character must eat food for a total of:

• 2 hunger points for beginners, peasants, artisans
• 3 hunger points for middle class and scholars after choosing a path (> level 100)

Your character's hunger is indicated via:

• the Application:
  • at the top, on the left side of the avatar
  • - my character -
• the Web browser:
  • at the top, to the right side of the interface
  • Me - my character -

The button will indicate the following :

• You are very hungry
• You are a little hungry
• You are not hungry

Keeping to this daily intake will ensure a steady diet and your character to stay fit. If your character does not eat enough, these are the consequences:

• From level 1 to level 99 :
  • Do not eat at all: the state of health will drop by 2 stages the next day
  • Eating for only one point of hunger: state of health will drop by 1 stage the next day

• From level 100 and up:
  • Do not eat at all: the state of health will drop by 2 stages the next day
  • Eating for one hunger point only: state of health will drop by 2 stages the next day
  • Eating for only two hunger points: state of health will drop by 1 stage the next day

You can get food by either:

• buying it on the market
• producing it in one of your fields
• producing it in your workshop
• obtaining them as a bonus thanks to your morale
• eating from a menu in a tavern, campfire or mess of a ship
• receiving it by participating in events or entering redeem codes.

Food

3 Hunger points

• Andouillette with goat's cheese au gratin
• Apple and cinnamon pie
• Can of foie gras
• Christmas salted pork pie
• Cumin-flavoured meat pie
• Dried fruit darioles
• Felix Felicis Liqueur
• Fish snack with saffron
• Loaf of rye bread
• Nebuchadnezzar Liqueur
• Slice of goose cake

0 Hunger point

Here is the list of foods and the hunger points they provide when eaten:

Can of foie gras

3 HP

Parma Ham

2 HP

Halloween Candy

1 HP

Vegetable

1 HP

Bottle of olive oil

1 HP

Pound of grapes

1 HP

Bottle of milk

1 HP

Pound of olives

1 HP

Bottle of ewe's milk

1 HP

loaf of bread

2 HP

Bottle of goat's milk

1 HP

Piece of meat

2 HP

Candy Cane

1 HP

Chocolate egg

1 HP

Chestnut

1 HP

Basket of Whelks

1 HP

Christmas Chocolate Liqueur

1 HP

Slice of Goose cake

2 HP

Date

1 HP

Family liver paté

2 HP

Sheep Cheese

1 HP

Pot of yoghurt

1 HP

Goat Cheese

1 HP

Fish

2 HP

Cow's milk Cheese

1 HP

Fruit

1 HP

Bag of corn

1 HP

Bayonne ham

2 HP

Bickie bit

1 HP

Black Forest ham

2 HP

Mulled Wine

1 HP

Iberian ham

2 HP

Cassava root

1 HP

Meatloaf

2 HP

Milk bun

2 HP

Chateaubriand steak

2 HP

Christmas wine bottle

1 HP

Slice of French King Cake

1 HP

Meatloaf

2 HP

Cherry

1 HP

Vegetable pie

2 HP

Wild Strawberry Liqueur

1 HP

Note:

• If you are below the "tired" stage you will lose intelligence, charisma or strength points every day.
  
• Some people choose to have a state of health that oscillates between "tired" and "in shape" to save money.
• If you are not fit, in order to regain the next stage you will have to eat for 2 hunger points (or 3 hunger points if you are a level 100+).
• If the character is in retreat or set aside you don't need to feed it.
• If you eat food but the character stays hungry check the diary for events. You might have caught an illness.

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Summary

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