Chambers of Xeric/Food

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Fishing

The Chambers of Xeric contain fish and bats that are sources of food used exclusively within this raid.

Resource rooms have a 50% chance of spawning bats and a 50% chance of having fishing spots.

Food from the Chambers of Xeric are not affected by the cooking gauntlets.[1]

Fish

To catch fish, a fishing rod is required, with cave worms as bait. Scavenger beasts drop both of these items. In resource rooms with fishing spots, there are three fishing spots. One of these three spots contains a cave snake, which will damage the player (or take their fish). If a snake appears in the fishing spot, stop fishing and click elsewhere to avoid taking damage. While the spots are static, the spots containing plain fish and the cave snake change occasionally.

Raw fish Fishing Fishing Cooked fish Cooking Cooking Heals
Level Exp Level Exp
1 20 1 10 5
15 23 15 13 8
30 26 30 16 11
45 29 45 19 14
60 32 60 22 17
75 35 75 25 20
90 38 90 28 23

Bats

To catch bats, a butterfly net or 99 Hunter is required. Scavenger beasts drop butterfly nets.

References

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