Hello everyone, I've completed the Evil Dave part in Recipe for Disaster, and I know that one of the evil stews adds a +6 bonus to smithing, would anyone know what spices (and amounts) I would need for that? Basically, what is the recipe for the smithing evil stew?

 

 

 

Thanks,

 

-SKill Caster

Evil stew of DOOM!

 

 

 

 

 

Those who have started the Recipe for Disaster quest, and have got to the stage where they need to save Evil Dave will learn of the totally evil and totally spicy stew.

 

 

 

To get stew, you will need to get an empty bowl, fill it with water and add a potato. When you have done this, continue by adding some cooked meat, and then cook the stew on a range to complete it.

 

 

 

Now you have normal stew, it is time to spice things up a bit! If you head to Evil Dave's BASEMENT OF DOOM!, you will find Evil Dave himself, along with many hell-rats.

 

 

 

Using your cat (or soon to become hellcat), order it to chase the hellrats. When it successfully captures one, they will drop a spice shaker, one of 4 colours, which may have up to 4 doses of that colour in them.

 

 

 

Spice- Skills effected

 

 

 

Red Spice - Attack, Strength, Defence, Ranged and Magic

 

 

 

Orange Spice - Smithing, Crafting, Fletching, Runecrafting, Cooking and Construction

 

 

 

Yellow Spice - Prayer, Agility, Slayer and Thieving

 

 

 

Brown Spice - Woodcutting, Herblore, Farming, Fishing, Mining and Firemaking

 

 

 

 

 

How it works

 

 

 

You can only use a maximum of 3 doses of a colour in a stew, and the colours/doses will determine what the stew will do.

 

To work out how the stew may effect you, you need to get the number of doses you put in, and multiply it by 2. This is the maximum you will gain or lose, please note that it is up to this number. For example, if the number is 6 you may get 4.

 

 

 

Of course, this means if you are lucky, you could temporarily boost any of the skills mentioned above by 6! (Or, if you are unlucky, temporarily lower the skill by 6.)

 

 

 

If you want an extremely variable stew, try putting 3 doses of each colour in and see what happens

Thank you very, very much..this will help me a lot. Sorry, I never thought to look in the knowledge base tho..