Guild Hall

Guild cooking is available at guild rank 15 in the

Guild Hall and is a mini-game for up to four people. Cooking can activate effects independent of armor skills.

The skill effect from cooking lasts for 90 minutes. If a new skill is obtained, it overwrites the previous effect.

Yellow ingredients are "base ingredients" and pink ingredients are "auxiliary." These allow you to create dishes via the menu. Selecting any other option results in a Guild's Yaminabe.

Successfully cooking Guild Food grants a skill with three levels of each skill available, and a potential failure option that applies a debuff instead of a buff.

During the minigame, press confirm to keep the icon on a meter within the blue or green bars. Blue produces the best results, and green produces good ones. Cat stamps appear in the top right to indicate your performance until the cooking time expires.

By repeatedly pressing confirm, the cursor moves to the right. Hovering over the green "Success Area" or blue "Great Success Area" accumulates a stamp below the food meter. Green stamps indicate success, and blue stamps indicate great success. More participants increase the chance of a great success.

Upon completion, the food is sent to the Kitchen Cat, who manages cooked food. You will be informed of the buff it grants or asked to replace an existing meal if there are no available spots.

Cooked food is available to all guild members after being posted with the Kitchen Cat for one hour. The buffs last one hour and thirty minutes, giving a maximum of two hours and thirty minutes of skill duration per cooking session.

For food with random results, you can keep eating it at the Cat until you get the desired skill. The skills available depend on the success level, with +20 to elemental resistances in the normal success pool.

Many ingredients can be used for cooking, obtained from the Guild Store or the Adventure Boat. The Guild Store requires payment with either standard Zeny or

Guild Tickets , while the Adventure Boat relies on RNG with rare items needing materials from the

Event

Diva Defense Event.

By claiming rewards from

Diva Defense , you will obtain some materials for the Adventure Boat.

You can send a Felyne to a specific location using the Adventure Boat, which is the only way to obtain some items for Guild Special Cooking recipes, such as those for the Caring Recipes (prevents hitting other players with attacks). Sending out cats costs RP, gained at a rate of 1 per 30 minutes spent in-game. Rewards depend on several factors and can be increased by using

Guild Tickets through the NPC on land after the boat departs.

After the boat returns, claim rewards in front of it. Results vary from plain boxes and debris to shining treasures, depending on mission success. The boat is out for 6 hours, and all guild members can contribute and claim rewards.

There are different cooking modes: normal mode, which doesn't cost any

Guild Tickets , and six

Item

Guild Ticket options that alter the results and minigame functions.

Recipes exist for each status you might want, with four result states from cooking: Great Failure, Failure, Success, and Great Success. These are indicated by the number of stamps collected during the minigame: no stamps is a Great Failure, red stamps result in failure, green in success, and blue in great success. For fighting Zenith monsters, use the Resistance recipes; 55 resistance is required to avoid extreme blights, and you can get +83 elemental resistance from a combination of SR Skills and Guild Cooking.

Unless you are confident in consistently achieving Great Success, use recipes with red ingredients and the Success Level Up cooking option to upgrade success into Great Success.

Guild Poogies, found in the

Guild Hall , can grant bonuses upon being successfully fed (indicated by them jumping up and down in a white flash), a Guild can have three different Poogie Outfit that each grant a different skill when fed successfully. The easiest way to get the buff is to to mass feed them

Item

Pugi Crackers from the Guild Shop.

You can only have one buff active at a time. You only need to feed once per log in. You can check your current skill in the last page of your equipment menu.

All poogie buffs stack with any similar skills. For example, you can use the Luck effect poogie even if you have

Great Luck or Premium Course active. The Luck poogie has a 12.5% chance to reroll a failed reward roll and a 12.5% chance to add additional reward slots. You can get a maximum of 24 standard reward slots if you are using

Armor Skill

Great Luck with the poogie active. The poogie only affects the top 24 Main Reward slots and does not change any of the other types of rewards (Sub Objectives, Additional, Breaks, Partner, etc.).

Only the guild leader can purchase and change clothes.