What a catch! Rexals value sharkskin highly, as they work it as a water-resistant leather to create accessories, handles for tools, etcetera. It also provides a good portion of meat. However, since shark is quick to go bad it's usually cured and eaten as a snack. Good for on the go and a favourite of voyagers.

These grapes are for dining, rather than wining. They're best eaten sprawled on a klinē while lowering the entire bunch into your waiting maw.

Collected from the river or the wells scattered throughout the dome, bring your own oenochoe!

A small knife for cutting, peeling, skinning, mincing, and dicing. A must-have in the kitchen.

Perfect for starting fires. A word of advice, however: starting fires in inopportune places is called arson.

Beautiful but brittle, a piece of coral serves best as decoration—whether it be in the home or around one's neck.

It is said that rex cuisine was built on the back of the humble anchovy. They are oftentimes cured, which brings out their strong flavour. They are used in moderation to flavour dishes, but also to make gáros—an infamous rexalian condiment.

A certain Elder is a collector of coins. Carrying a sunken coin with you is a symbol of respect and a prayer for fortune to find your way. You can also sell these to their followers for a tidy sum.

A dessert made of flaky pastry with a mixed nut stuffing, drowned in sticky syrup. There's a rumor that one of the Elder's diets consists solely of Gastrin—and that their tears are sweet due to it.

This sweet dish will give you 5% more chance to find rarer loot while doing Drudgery!

Loukoumades are a hatchling's favorite treat! Sticky paws are sure to be had as they eat their way through these sweet and fluffy fried dough balls. They're traditionally served stacked like a pyramid, but that arrangement never lasts long.

Rolled in honey, these bring the sweet flavor of a whole lot of 10% more chance to bring rarer loot while Scouting in areas that are not labelled as dangerous.

Just a fish. Grilled over a fire and seasoned with sea salt, simple yet delicious. A staple of dinners everywhere!

An all time favorite that will guarantee that you rexal will bring home +2 extra items while Scouting.
(The item will be displayed with your normal loot: If you originally rolled 3 items, a fourth and fifth will be added, etc)

A thick soup with plenty of vegetables, a bit of cheese, spices, oil, vinegar, and of course... lentils. Hate or love the texture, it's sure to fill you up.

Gives a 5% chance of rarer items in Scouting

The spice of life, or in this case, the mineral of life. Valuable for its ability to preserve food without the use of magic.

With this you may decorate your Rexal's import with a large article of clothing.

With this you may decorate your Rexal's import with a glowing paint.

With this you may decorate your Rexal's import with a glittering/sparkling paint.

With this you may decorate your Rexal's import with a metallic paint.

With this you may decorate your Rexal's import with a regular paint.

Rich and sweet, a handful of dried dates are the favored snack for a rex on the go. The concentrated sugars provide a burst of energy to boost both body and mind—and they're easy to carry to boot.

This Medben amphora is missing its stand, but its contents seem to be mostly intact. A fragrant pomegranate wine, shedeh is highly valued amongst the citizens of Medbe and the dome alike. In fact, due to its appeal, it has gained something of an unsavory reputation in the dome as a drink that causes those who imbibe it to commit "wicked" acts. Pace yourself before you waste yourself.

A solid gold usekh broad collar. Some flakes of blue remain, likely artificial lapis lazuli—the first synthetic pigment on record. There are some scholars in the dome who will be very interested in this find!

Using this you may imbue an item on your Rexal's import with magic.

Lentils again?

Delicious bark.

Layers upon layers of deliciousness, the perfect extra touch to any dish.

A simple basket, expertly woven. A single reed is fragile, but as one they can carry almost anything.

A most curious artifact, often found completely intact in the ruins of once lavish buildings. While seemingly an ordinary bowl of sand, the touch of a paw will conjure up fantastical forms.

A standard xiphos, outside of the fact that it's been abandoned. The metal will need to be purified before it can be smelted down and recycled.

The papyrus plant is incredibly handy for its use in papermaking, boat building and other crafts. Unfortunately, those are made from the stem and woody root; the leaves don't have much use. Better luck next time!

With this you may add a large scar or amputate part of your Rexal's import.

With this you may add a small scar or group of scars to your Rexal's import.

Need a hand?

While it can be cooked, a raw and fresh cuttlefish is a certain Elder's favored treat. They'll always pay a good price, so catching one is quite the boon for you!

A delicious fish! Way better than any river fish, don't listen to those fresh water diehards. Despite the name, it often washes up on island shores.

With this you may decorate your Rexal's import with props.