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Effect strength is based on a point system. Each effect-imparting item adds to a total, and if the total reaches a certain value, the effect-tier is increased. Tier-3 is the max if the value is more than the first 'threshold' for most effects. As example, Chillshrooms or Staminoka Bass add more points than others, due to being stronger effect modifiers. | Effect strength is based on a point system. Each effect-imparting item adds to a total, and if the total reaches a certain value, the effect-tier is increased. Tier-3 is the max if the value is more than the first 'threshold' for most effects. As example, Chillshrooms or Staminoka Bass add more points than others, due to being stronger effect modifiers. | ||
Cooking valid recipes has a chance for random bonuses (such as increased hearts or duration boosts), which is approximately a 1:10 chance or 10% chance per cooked recipe. This increases to a 100% chance during a blood moon rising, however before the cutscene so the time window is small; with the exact time being 11:35pm-11:55pm. | Cooking valid recipes has a chance for random bonuses (such as increased hearts or duration boosts), which is approximately a 1:10 chance or 10% chance per cooked recipe. This increases to a 100% chance during a [[blood moon]] rising, however before the cutscene so the time window is small; with the exact time being 11:35pm-11:55pm. | ||
The following items are duration modifiers (excluding star fragments and dragon-parts): | The following items are duration modifiers (excluding star fragments and dragon-parts): | ||