Rotting Flesh

This article is considered accurate for the current version (Alpha 19.3).

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Rotting Flesh
Basic Information
Removed: {{{removed_version}}}
Group	Food/Cooking
Category	Consumable
Type	Raw Food
Loot Container
Gear Slot
Covering Attribute
Block Properties
Hit Points
Storage Slots
Lockable
Horizontal Support
Mass
Light Opacity
Upgrades to
Breaks to
Weapon/Tool Properties
Entity Damage
Power Attack Entity Damage
Block Damage
Power Attack Block Damage
Range
Effective Range
Explosion Range Entities
Explosion Range Blocks
Attacks per Minute
Rounds per Minute
Reload Time
Ammo Type
Velocity
Magazine Size
Stamina Usage
Power Attack Stamina Usage
Damage Multiplier: Earth
Damage Multiplier: Metal
Damage Multiplier: Stone
Damage Multiplier: Wood
Butcher Tool
Butcher Damage Multiplier
Butcher Resource Multiplier
Disassemble Tool
Vehicle Properties
Vehicle Speed
Vehicle Sprint Speed
Seats
Protection Properties
Cold Resist
Heat Resist
Waterproof
Armor Rating
Elemental Protection
Effect Protection
Mobility Reduction
Stamina Regen Reduction
Noise Increase
Consumption Effects
Effect on Fullness	+1
Effect on Hydration	-3
Effect on max Stamina	-1
Effect on Stamina regen
Effect on Health	-3
Effect on Max Health
Cures
Cure Percentage
Buff
Buff Effect
Buff Duration
Dysentery Chance (%)	12%
Characteristic Properties
Durability (Min Quality)
Durability (Max Quality)
Degradation per Use
Mod Type
Compatible Mods
Repaired Using
Electrical Power Required
Unlocks
Base Price	Sell: 2 Buy: 10
Max Stack	125
Scrapping/Forging Properties
Scrappable	No
Scraps into
Meltable	No
Material
Combustible	No
Burn Time
Farming Properties
Crop produced
Seed used
Time to grow
Obtaining
Obtainable Through	Looting, Trading

Description

Rotting Flesh is an item obtained by harvesting the corpses of Zombie Dogs, Zombie Bears, and Zombie Vultures. It can also be found by harvesting carcasses and rotting corpses found on the ground throughout the world, and from body bags.

Consumption

Consuming Rotting Flesh is always a bad idea, unless one absolutely must. It is generally perceived to be a terrible food source, harming the players health to eat and providing a pitiful amount of fullness. On top of that it, like other low tier foods, has a 12% chance to cause Dysentery.

Usage

Recipes

The following recipes require Rotting Flesh: (NOTE: Times are based on a level one skill and the material that an object is crafted from, which is only reliable for food at the moment, so is rather difficult to calculate, this table is auto-generated):

	Item	Required Materials	Workstation	Implement	Time	Book	Skill
	Can of Sham	Empty Can *5,  Rotting Flesh *5,  Bone *5,  Animal Fat *5,  Acid *1	Campfire	Cooking Pot	10′ 01"	Recipe	-
	Farm Plot	Wood *4,  Rotting Flesh *10,  Nitrate Powder *25,  Clay Soil *100	-	-	00′ 20"	-	-
	Fort Bites	Blood Bag *5,  Beer *1,  Rotting Flesh *20,  Vitamins *1	Chemistry Station	-	31′ 47"	-	Physician
	Hobo Stew	Rotting Flesh *10,  Potato *2,  Ear of Corn *2,  Animal Fat *1,  Bottled Water *1	Campfire	Cooking Pot	01′ 05"	Recipe	Master Chef

History

• In Alpha 10, it was added to the Cooking branch.
• In A17 Rotting Flesh can now be used to craft Hobo Stew and Fort Bites.
• In A18, Rotting Flesh is now a component needed to make a Farm Plot.
• in A19, Rotting Flesh no longer causes food poisoning as it has been removed from the game. Dysentery is the effective replacement.