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Overview

Seafood Platter is a epic-tier cooked dish in Windrose. A rich seafood spread that pushes the player's maximum health ceiling well above baseline. Vitality is the survivability stat, and the +20 buff is the tank-DPS hybrid build's favorite meal.

Buff and Duration

Recipe

Where to Get the Ingredients

• Limesee the dedicated article for sourcing notes.

• Fish Filletsee the dedicated article for sourcing notes.

• Crab Meatsee the dedicated article for sourcing notes.

• Saltsee the dedicated article for sourcing notes.

Buff Stacking Rule

Windrose allows exactly two active food buffs at once. Eating a third cooked dish overwrites the oldest active buff. Raw food still fills the hunger meter but grants no stat buff. See Food and Potions for the full ruleset.

Best Used For

Pair this dish with armor sets and weapon choices that scale with Vitality. For cross-stat stacking, see Attributes and Stats and the Cooking Recipes overview table.

See Also

• Cooking Recipes

• Food and Potions

• Cookware Shelf

• Cooking Fire

• Attributes and Stats

Ingredient Sourcing Detail

• Fish Filletfishing at coastal waters; the primary dedicated fishing-loop yield.

• Crab Meatharvested from beach crabs in the Coastal Jungle. Watch out for giant crab variants in the later Coastal Jungle routes.

• LimeFoothills lime trees, often near giant unchoppable trees.

• Saltsea caches + Tortuga vendor; the common-denominator ingredient across all Epic dishes.

Role in the Meta

Seafood Platter is the Epic Vitality dish and the single most-cooked Epic in boss-prep loadouts. labels it "Best Vitality food in the game" and "boss survival food." estimates the +20 Vitality adds roughly 260 Max HP at level, which is the specific figure quoted most often in community tier lists. Pair with Gazpacho for Vitality + Agility when running a Saber tank-hybrid, or with Coffee for Vitality + Endurance on halberd builds.

Station Requirement

Cooking Fire + Cutting Table + Cookware Shelf. Fishing infrastructure is a parallel requirement; see Fishing for the Fish Fillet pipeline.