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 ==Critical Effects==
-Every time you cook a meal, there is a 10% chance that you will get a critical effect, unless a modifier is used like [[Monster Extract]] or a [[Shard of Farosh's Horn|Dragon Horn]] is used, or [[Dubious Food]] is cooked. There are 5 types of critical effects: +1 [[Temporary Heart]]s, +1 potency level, +5 minutes of duration, +2/5 of a [[Stamina Wheel]], or +3 hearts. Each effect has an equal chance of happening, though only one can happen per meal. Also note that if an effect does not apply to the meal, it will be excluded as a possibility (e.g. a meal that gives a tough effect cannot have extra stamina or extra temporary hearts).
+Every time you cook a meal, there is a 10% chance that you will get a critical effect, unless a modifier like [[Monster Extract]] or a [[Shard of Farosh's Horn|Dragon Horn]] is used, or [[Dubious Food]] is cooked. There are 5 types of critical effects: +1 [[Temporary Heart]]s, +1 potency level, +5 minutes of duration, +2/5 of a [[Stamina Wheel]], or +3 hearts. Each effect has an equal chance of happening, though only one can happen per meal. Also note that if an effect does not apply to the meal, it will be excluded as a possibility (e.g. a meal that gives a tough effect cannot have extra stamina or extra temporary hearts).
 There are two ways to guarantee your meal a critical effect: cooking during a [[Blood Moon]], and using a dragon part or [[Star Fragment]] in your dish. Cooking from 11:35 PM to 11:55 PM during a Blood Moon will result in your meal having a critical effect 100% of the time. Using a Star Fragment or any dragon part, be it a claw, scale, fang, or horn, will also result in your meal having a guaranteed critical effect.