Spellproof Dried Liver

Type

Edible

FP cost

0

Maximum held

5

Consumed when used

Yes

About this item

Cured animal liver, dried out after pickling in a blue medicinal solution.

Craftable item.

Temporarily boosts magic damage negation, improving damage mitigation against attacks imbued with magic.

Crafting after obtaining Nomadic Warrior's Cookbook [11]

Liurnia of the Lakes

Starting Site of Grace: Liurnia Lake Shore

Before you go

• Crafting Kit
• Nomadic Warrior's Cookbook [11]
• Ingredients per batch: 3 Rowa Fruit, 1 Beast Liver and 2 Glintstone Firefly
• 1,500 runes

1. Descend from Lake-Facing Cliffs along the southern Liurnia road.
2. At Liurnia Lake Shore, look for the merchant sitting by a campfire beside the grace.
3. Open his shop and buy the cookbook for 1,500 runes.
4. If crafting is unavailable, buy the Crafting Kit from Kale at Church of Elleh for 300 runes. Restocking this food requires its ingredients, not another copy of the cookbook.
5. Collect 3 Rowa Fruit, 1 Beast Liver and 2 Glintstone Firefly. Outside combat, open Item Crafting and select Spellproof Dried Liver. One batch makes 1.

Notes

• Reduces incoming magic damage by 15% for 120 seconds. Against other players, the reduction is 10%.
• Only the magic portion of an incoming attack benefits. Physical damage and other elements need their own protection.
• This is a body buff. Other body buffs, including defensive foods and Flame, Grant Me Strength, can replace it rather than stacking with it.
• Costs no FP and has no Faith requirement. You can carry five at a time, with additional servings in storage.
• Can combine with armor, the Spelldrake talismans and Golden Vow's separate aura. Their reductions multiply rather than adding up to complete immunity.
• Using another serving refreshes the duration rather than stacking another layer of protection. A different dried liver replaces this body buff, so three livers do not protect against three elements together.
• This is the dried version. The pickled version is a separate consumable with different protection, rather than an additional stack of the same food.
• The recipe makes one serving per batch. The cookbook is retained after crafting; the listed ingredients are spent each time.
• Magic protection is a damage type, not protection against every spell. A Physical sorcery, Fire incantation or Holy projectile needs the protection appropriate to that damage.