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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tormyr" data-source="post: 6435466" data-attributes="member: 6776887">Yeah. Don't knock the baker's. Our Tiefling Wizard come up with multiple great ideas for cooking amazing dishes in game. First, the player tricked the party into thinking he turned their prize baby owlbear into a stew.  It was actually chicken stew. It smelled so delicious that everyone had to roll a Wisdom save to resist devouring the stew.  The half gnoll paladin who had bonded with the owlbear failed miserably and started devouring the stew while bemoaning that it was so terrible that it was delicious.  When the other characters said, "Why did you cook the owlbear?", he said, "What? It is safe in the basement."  After another adventure I brought dirt cups to the game and worked out with the player that he went out back in the garden and dug up some mud and worms and bugs and transmuted them into a tasty treat. Some of the characters watched this, horrified. When he said that he served the other characters, I brought out the desserts.  After that, I gave his character a bonus proficiency with cooks tools.So, where this actually gets to.  The party is level 3, they are infiltra^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H assaulting a temple of Hextor, and they overhear a bunch of Tiefling guards saying, "I wish we could get food like back home. Yeah! No one around here can make chicken stew like mom!" The told them the Tiefling could and put them off their guard. Right before they knocked them out. Later, when they finished off the head human cleric, the Tiefling shouted to the remaining guards, "Surrender, and we will feed you!" The guards switched sides, and now the party's base has a squad of Tiefling guards.</blockquote>

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