Fried Egg
Fried Egg raises HP and Attack. Made from Egg. Cook book #6 of 25 — found in the world.
Creator-tested
Eggs are a valuable energy source for those who brave the outside world.
- Cooked by
- Kagura
- Cook book
- #6 of 25
- How you get it
- Found in the world
- Ingredients
- Egg
- Raises
- HP and Attack
- Role
- The only dish with a published number
- Where to find it
- Ogouchi Buffer Zone — near the Tailwater Village camp. Fextralife puts it in a cave, PowerPyx northeast of the campsite, and IGN reaches it just after the blue key with an egg lying beside the book.
- Applies to
- 4 August 2026 release
Where this comes from
IGN — Everything You Need to Know About Cooking — opens at 05:30, where the recipe is explained.
When to use it
The single most useful record in this catalogue, because it is the only dish anywhere with a figure attached: IGN reads it off the screen as **+5 HP and +1 Attack**, and calls it essential early. Treat that as one rank of one dish rather than as a scale for the rest — but it is the only anchor anyone has for what "increases HP and Attack" is actually worth. Three sources independently place the book in the same corner of the first zone.
Builds using this
No build on this site currently lists this recipe. It is documented here because a source describes it, not because a creator built around it.
Sources for this page
- IGN — Everything You Need to Know About Cooking — Hands-on, uploaded 2026-08-04 — the only source anywhere that explains the cooking system end to end, and the only one that publishes a number for a dish: Fried Egg at +5 HP and +1 Attack, read off the screen at 05:30. Also the source for the two cooking systems (campfire auto-grilling against Kagura at the Cleanse Walker), the hunger meters gating passive HP regen, the battle pack refill, the grow chamber and incubator, recipe research being one at a time, Kagura rapport paying out in rations, and the Normal/Superior/Ultimate ranks being gated on the Cleanse Walker's calculations stat. Machine captions render Koo as "Coup" and "Ku", Kagura as "Kagra" and "Kaggler", Malefact as "malifact", and onigiri as "oniri" — every proper noun here was normalised against a written source before it shipped.