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Food

Food's main purpose is satiating your slaver's hunger. Consuming food that is of an inferior quality to that of your Strength will result in you loosing Strength exp. For this reason it's important to make sure that you can either cook by yourself, have a slave that can cook for you or have the means to dine out everyday if you want to maintain your current level of Strength.

Ingredients

Ingredients are used for cooking food. The quality of dishes depends on the available ingredients and the cook's skill. You can tell your assistant what groceries she should buy and she'll keep your pantry full. Here's a list of all the ingredients in the game:

• Fresh Eggs x5 (30$);
• Fresh Milk x5 (30$);
• Double Cream x5 (30$);
• Mature Cheese x5 (30$);
• Fresh Vegetables x5 (10$);
• Cereals and Flour x5 (10$);
• Herbs and Spices x5 (10$);
• Strong Alcohol x5 (10$);
• Greasy Mince x5 (7$);
• Tender Fillet x5 (20$);
• Virgin Meat.

 Note: Eggs and Milk can be obtained for "free" if you own a barn and the respective cattle. 
 Note: Alcohol can be produced but the cost is prohibitively expensive.
 Note: Virgin Meat can only be obtained by slaughtering slaves either at the butcher or at your barn.

Recipes

While the player doesn't get to choose which recipes are cooked it is possible to restrict your dietary habits (and therefore costs) by only stocking up on certain ingredients.

Here's a breakdown of all the recipes that are available in the game as well as their costs:

 Note: Eating Canned Food isn't a long term solution as the slaver will lose Strength rapidly.

   Note: There is no character in a Normal Start that has D- Strength.

 Note: The cheapest diet in this case is Mince + Spices/Flour/Vegetables.
 Note: If you own a egg layer then the cheapest dish is Mince + Eggs (2.4$).
 Note: Eating at the Virgins Hip for 3$ will save you 4$ in a decade in exchange for 5 energy. The energy cost can be nullified by living in the Serpentine Quarter or owning the Bull Ring. 

 Note: The cheapest diet in this case is Mince + Flour + Vegetables.
 Note: If you own a slave that can lay eggs the cheapest diet becomes Mince + Vegetables + Eggs (4.4$).
 Note: Eating at the Virgins Hip for 5$ will save you 4$ in a decade in exchange for 5 energy. The energy cost can be nullified by living in the Serpentine Quarter or owning the Bull Ring.

 Note: The cheapest diet in this case is Mince + Alcohol + Vegetables/Flour/Spice.
 Note: Recipes with Eggs stop being the cheapest options if you grown eggs at home.
 Note: Eating at the Gentleman's Club is "free" but you require a Respectable Standard of Living (80$~180$ more than the previous tier) in exchange for 5 energy. The energy cost can be nullified by living in the Quarter of the Bull or owning the Bull Ring.

 Note: Since Virgin Meat cannot be bought the prices were calculated using the price that you can sell Virgin Meat at (4$). The prices reflect the opportunity cost of cooking with Virgin Meat rather than selling it.
 Note: The cheapest diet in this case is Virgin Meat + 2 of either Flour/Vegetables/Spice.
 Note: If you own a slave that can lay eggs the cheapest diet becomes Eggs + Flour + Virgin Meat (7$).
 Note: Going to the restaurant costs 8$, and can only be used situationally, in exchange for 1/2 energy per trip. The energy cost can be nullified by living in the Quarter of the Outcasts or owning the Bull Ring.

Men's clothing

All except the Worn Clothes are sold at the Boutique of Servilia Quint in the Trade Square of White Town. Most of these have some positive effect, but some of them are uncomfortable and will make the PC unhappy.
If you have some money to spare, it's worth buying a variety of these to wear to increase your skills, which allows you to train slaves to one rank passed your natural abilities, and further training yourself in them. If you don't need the skill boost, Fashionable Attire is a good choice for the allure. As of 2.2.3, you no longer need to wear the items to get the training bonuses, but you might still want to swap your outfit for combat, healing injured slaves, or casting spells.

• Worn Clothes ($0) - You start with these. Penalty to Allure and Mood. They are "worn" in the sense of threadbare and scruffy rather then "being worn".
• Formal Suit (40$) - Raises Artistry. Allows vulgar players to train in etiquette, dance, music and singing.
• Medical gown (40$) - Raises Medic skill. Lets the player train nurses to a higher level and improves the use of stimulants and the like.
• Wizard Robes (40$) - Raises Magic skill. Player can better train enchantresses, cast spells and brew potions.
• Housecoat (25$) - "Soft and comfortable housecoat. Just what you need to relax". Increases Slaver mood, but decreases Allure and Aura.
• Fashionable Attire (100$) - Raises Allure which helps with obedience and selling slaves. No effect on mood.
• Aketon (40$) - Raises Fighter skill. Useful when patrolling the fogs, training gladiatrices or dealing with rebellious slaves.
• Livery (40$) - Raises Stewardship. Useful when teaching Maid and Cook and Secretary skills.
• Noble Regalia (200$) - Raises Allure and Aura which helps with obedience and selling slaves, but is uncomfortable, lowering slaver's mood.

Women's Clothing & Apparel

Clothing and jewelry can give a variety of bonuses. BDSM and fetish gear are sold in the Steel Rose in the Necropolis. Other clothes are sold at the Boutique of Servilia Quint in the Trade Square of White town. Jewelry and accessories are sold next door at Ashura's Treasury. Some jewelry requires piercing, which are done at the Steel Rose.

Mood bonuses and penalties from clothing do stack, but do not accumulate over time (each effect is applied on top of the slave's base mood only as long as it is worn).

Some liked clothing gives a positive moodlet instead, which is worth one mood level (+10) but is only applied once.

Clothes

Anal Tail can be bought at the Steel Rose in the Necropolis. All other clothing can be bought at the Boutique of Servilia Quint in the Trade Square of White Town.

Slaves will dislike wearing revealing outfits for two reasons:

• They are feeling rebellious (meaning that their Psy (mental state) is either Arrogant, Hateful, Hysteric, or Resistant).
  In this case they will suffer a mood penalty of -3 * Pride (where "Unashamed" = 0 and "Arrogant" = 5).
• They have the Shy trait and are not feeling Horny.
  In this case they will suffer a flat -10 mood penalty (one whole level).

Both conditions may be true at the same time, in which case both penalties apply.

Headgear

Crown of Thorns and Plumed Bridle can be bought at the Steel Rose in the Necropolis. All other headgear can be bought at Ashura's Treasury in the Trade Square of White Town.

Headwear may count as a hairstyle, in which case it gives the same style bonus as a recent haircut.

Neck

Collars can help retrieve slaves that run away. Requires slave to be branded.

Necklaces and ornamented collar can be bought at Ashura's Treasury in the Trade Square of White Town. Other collars can be bought at the Steel Rose in the Necropolis.

Hands

Leather Shackles and Pony Harness can be bought at the Steel Rose in the Necropolis. All other gloves can be bought at the Boutique of Servilia Quint in the Trade Square of White Town.

Feet

Hooved Boots and Leather Shackles can be bought at the Steel Rose in the Necropolis. All other shoes can be bought at the Boutique of Servilia Quint in the Trade Square of White Town.

Rings

Rings can be bought from Ashura's Treasury in the Trade Square of White Town. Two can be equipped at a time.

Piercings

Piercings can be bought from the Steel Rose in the Necropolis and Ashura's Treasury in the Trade Square of White Town.

They can be worn on various places once they have been pieced at the Steel Rose.

Weapons and Armor

Weapons and armor can be bought at Manhunter's Armory in the Trade Square of White Town.

See: Combat for more details

Secondary

• Dagger (10$)
• Stiletto (10$)
• Brass Knuckles (10$)
• Lash (10$)
• Stunner (10$)
• Butcher's Cleaver (20$)

One-handed

• Whip (50$)
• Épée (50$)
• Rapier (50$)
• Koncerz (50$)
• Gladius (50$)
• Bastard Sword (100$)
• Machete (50$)
• Katana (100$)
• Baton (25$)
• Trident ($100)
• Mace ($100)

Two-handed

• Flamberge (200$)
• Naginata (200$)
• Morningstar (200$)
• Greataxe (150$)
• Baseball Bat (100$)
• Cattle prod (150$)

Armor

• Aramid Suit (100$)
• Leather Armor (400$)
• Elven Chainmail (250$)
• Yatserin Mail (300$)
• Combined Armor (800$)
• Gothic Plate (1000$)

Drugs

• Elysian datura x5 (10$) Mood bonus, slowly drain's slave intellect, and master charisma if over consumed.
• Kamrian resin x5 (10$) - Restores 1 energy per day, takes a while to get addicted
• Faeries pollen x5 (10$) - Restores full energy once per day (V 2.2.3 - adds 5 energy once per day) Can quickly lead to addiction.
• Essence of oblivion x5 (10$) - Improves mood. Can quickly lead to addiction.

Also, see Alchemy.

Fetish Equipment

These are bought from the "Steel Rose" in the Necropolis under "Fetish-paraphernalia". They're used as tools to enforce rules that a disobedient slave would otherwise disobey, or unlocks some bondage punishments and the vaginal vibes rule.

• Vaginal beads - allows Vaginal vibe
• Anal pear - Deny toileting, slave won't clean themselves at the end of day without you explicitly telling them to
• Reliable gag - Force silence
• Bondage suit - unlocks punishment options
• Urinal rack - Behave: urinal
• Toilet seat - Behave: toilet

Also of note is the Pet Suit to enforce Behave: pet

Gifts

These items are given via the rewards menu, and give girls a small, but permanent bonus. Unfortunately, there is currently no way to see which girl has which gift, so remember your gifts well.

• Warm Plaid - reduces despair slightly every night.

• Plush toy - Your slave will use this as a soft pillow, giving a slight energy bonus when sleeping on a bedroll.

• Perfume - gives a charm bonus (does not stack with spa option)

• Mini pony - gives a permanent mood bonus.