High-end cooking
At Cooking 90.0 or higher, use 2 Eggs, 1 Sack of Flour and 1 Cheese Wedge near a heat source to attempt a Master Chef Omelette. The recipe remains useful through the final stretch to Cooking 100.0.

Crafting · Skill guide
Prepares food from raw ingredients, including the high-end Master Chef Omelette.
Recommended activities for Cooking at each skill range.
View the training tablePrepare food from raw ingredients. A cooking recipe tells you what ingredients, equipment and skill you need.
Maximum skill: 100. This skill has no active Power Scroll. It cannot train beyond 100 under the current rules.
Which value counts? These numbers use the effective skill: the value after applicable skill bonuses or penalties. This can differ from your trained base value. Bless changes your stats; it does not directly add trained skill points.
If a step says to use a skill, open your character window, choose Skills and use the button beside that skill. If it says to use a tool, double-click the tool in your backpack. Passive benefits work automatically.
Read the conditions above each table. A percentage may describe a chance, a damage component or a multiplier: those are different things. The other values stay fixed unless the table says otherwise.
What the skill affects: These numbers use the effective skill: the value after applicable skill bonuses or penalties. This can differ from your trained base value. Bless changes your stats; it does not directly add trained skill points.
Ordinary recipe, standard materials, all other requirements met, no success bonus from equipment. Minimum skill 90; full ordinary success at 120. This is the chance to make the item, not the chance of exceptional quality.
| Effective skill | Success chance |
|---|---|
| 80 | Cannot attempt yet |
| 90 | 0% |
| 100 | 33.33% |
Each recipe has its own difficulty. Reaching 100% on this recipe does not give 100% on all recipes. Open the item in the crafting menu to see its own chance, materials and additional requirements.
At Cooking 90.0 or higher, use 2 Eggs, 1 Sack of Flour and 1 Cheese Wedge near a heat source to attempt a Master Chef Omelette. The recipe remains useful through the final stretch to Cooking 100.0.
One recommended activity for each skill range, with a short note on what you need.
Before you start: set Cooking to Up and leave room under the shared 720-point total. Set an unwanted skill to Down if the total is full.
NPC training: when the trainer listed for this skill offers a lesson, the fixed price is 300 gold and the lesson can reach 50.0 if both the individual and total caps have room.
Training area: supported Academy actions receive 5× normal gain through 80.0. An action still needs to run a real skill check; the Academy bonus cannot make an automatic or blocked action train.
Repeat the single activity listed for your level. These are practical training choices; the ranges are recommendations, not new unlock requirements.
| Your skill | What to repeat | Quick note |
|---|---|---|
| 0.0–49.9 | Buy an NPC lesson | 300 gold when offered; optional, with room under your skill caps. |
| 50.0–100.0 | Bread | 1 Dough near an oven; no expensive high-tier recipe is required. Recipe check: 0–100. |
A failed craft can still give a gain check. Change recipe before its check becomes automatic; bonuses can make displayed success reach 100% earlier. Unlock the matching Power Scroll before training above your cap.
Crafting success and skill gain are separate checks; use a recipe whose skill window still includes your current value.
Master Chef Omelette is ordinary stackable food with Fill Factor 8 and no special combat or stat bonus.
Cooking is a professional skill. Master Chef Omelette uses the 90.0–120.0 recipe window, 2 Eggs, 1 Sack of Flour, 1 Cheese Wedge and a nearby heat source. It is ordinary food with Fill Factor 8 and no special combat, stat, PvP or PvM bonus. Cooking 80 plus Camping 80 is reserved for a future system and gives no current pet-food bonus.
Listed amounts describe the stated conditions. Equipment, target rules, damage, healing limits and other effects can change the final result. An example of a chance is never a promise of the same outcome on every attempt.