Table & Food

The Table is the feast hall of the Adventurers’ Guild. Seat your heroes, serve them Dishes and Drinks, and the whole party walks away with a temporary buff that lasts for a full day — sharper stats in battle and, above all, more reward from their quests.

Food doesn’t appear on its own. Every dish and drink is cooked by Chefs at the Coastal Culinary Academy, then consumed here at the Table. If your pantry is empty, start with the chefs — see Chef & Cooking →

How it works

1. Open the Table inside the Adventurers’ Guild.
2. Seat a feast party of 6 heroes at the table.
3. Serve up to 3 dishes or drinks from your inventory.
4. Tap EAT — the feast plays out at the table.
5. Every seated hero gains the combined effects of all served food, and the buff lasts 24 hours.

Rules

• A feast needs a full party of 6 heroes — an empty seat means no feast.
• You must serve at least one dish or drink.
• Busy heroes — those out on quests or crafting — cannot join the feast. Free up the party first.
• The served food is consumed — each dish or drink is used up when the feast begins.
• A new feast overwrites the previous buff. Effects do not stack across feasts — the latest meal is the one that counts.
• High-Quality dishes serve a stronger version of the same effect, so a well-stocked kitchen pays off at the table.

Gold & EXP for everyone

Every meal pays.

Every dish and drink boosts the Quest Gold and EXP your fed heroes earn. No matter what you serve, a feast always amplifies what your party brings home from quests.

• Players always need gold — and the Table is the most reliable way to make more of it. Feed your party before a stretch of quests and every run pays out more.
• The reward boost rides on both Gold and EXP at once, so your heroes level faster while they earn.
• Stronger High-Quality food — and serving more dishes at once — build a bigger combined boost.

Battle bonus

Beyond gold and EXP, every food also grants a battle effect — things like elemental resistance, attack, critical rate, max HP, or status-ailment resistance. When you serve several dishes, their battle effects combine too, so a feast can shore up exactly the weakness your team is about to face. Each food’s battle effect is listed in the full menu on the Chef & Cooking page.

Where the food comes from

Ready to fill the pantry? Dishes and drinks are made by Chefs — learn the cooking flow, the recipes, and the chef skills on the Chef & Cooking page.