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Comment by 50559

As a Prot Paladin, this food is very appealing because I can "double dip" to gain both the AP as well as the SP benefits. Almost every ability I've got will scale with both so this will be the definitive buff food for much of the time.

Time to level up fishing I guess...

Comment by Magil

I'm a bit curious...has anyone seen this yet? I don't believe the trainer teaches it, and I haven't come accross a recipe for it as of yet.

Comment by TheMuffinMan

Mages, get used to dropping TWO tables!

Comment by 126025

Hmm this is "just" one charge or can we get more from it?

IE: U take one, eat it then get another for the next go.

Comment by 34089

I don't think it's like a mage table; I think it's more like the romantic picnic basket: You click on it and sit down and get the buff, you don't get an item that you can eat. So no, you can't get a box.

Comment by artemis

Maybe u need https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/item=34766 and then discover this, but just a ide.

Comment by 160394

I suppose this would make it very useful for Enhancement Shammies too.

Comment by 122380

I was just in a group with a paladin who set out this feast the other day. It gave the exact same buff as described in the tooltip above. At the time though I didn't realize it was a rare feast, so I didn't get a chance to ask him yet where he got it.

The feast is an item that you click on like a mage table -- specifically its a big boar on a platter, and its mouth is stuffed with fruit. So this recipe is definitely in the game. I'll try to track down the player again but perhaps this is a VERY rare recipe from the Dalaran cooking daily?

Comment by Vefantur

Upgraded version of https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/search=great+feast (great feast) by 20 AP, 11 SP, 10 stam

Comment by 113282

I hope it won't be pig, if it's called Fish feast

Comment by 99640

As a retribution paladin who never has mana trouble, I can see the boost to spellpower as a minor off-set to the lack of benefit from pure AP on anything. (AKA not being strength) I use consecrate on all fights where it is viable to boost my damage, since large strikes from judgments on seal of blood net me big secondary heals. In any case, I'm still a little sad it won't the best possible boost to my attack stat, but it's still totally viable for most of the party... and that's the point... "Most." Other melee dps folks find more utility with the attack power, and that's fantastic.

I guess when I find myself a few points shy of idyllic situations I'll find a little bit of a respite knowing that I'm the only one in my extensively progressed guild who is nice enough to ever bring any kind of feast. That's the price one has to pay sometimes.

Comment by ZelasMetallium

Ouch, I understand that it feeds EVERYONE but 4 Northern Spices per is a bit steep IMO. :S

Comment by 252458

As of patch 3.0.8 the Fish Feast recipe will be available from the Dalaran cooking supplier (Derek Odds or Misensi) for five Dalaran Cooking Awards and is trainable at 450 cooking skill. Originally the feast was to require four Northern Spices but has been reduced to only one spice per feast.

Total mats required to make:
Musselback Sculpinx2
Glacial Salmonx2
Nettlefishx2
Northern Spicesx1

Note: Just like the Great Feast before it, the Fish Feast is not a mage table. You will not receive anything in your inventory. Just right-click the feast to begin eating and receive your well-fed buff after ten seconds of remaining seated.

Comment by Cherise

Does anyone know how long this stays out?

Comment by 28138

It is a real pain to learn this recipy. It requires 450 cooking to learn and the previous recipies turn grey at 450.

449-450 took exactly 103 attempts for me, so expect some grinding before you can impress your raid.

Comment by 331640

Just tested it when you place the fish table down any level can use it. Its funny being level 1 with it on.

Comment by 303838

Does anyone know how many charges this has? I saw it dissapearing in 25naxx much quicker than the 3 mins it's supposed to last, so i'm assuming it has limited 'charges'

Comment by 169260

I noticed that the spellpower granted by this is not applied to healing because when i right-clicked to remove the buff I did not see any change with my healing bonus. Can anyone confirm this?

Comment by Deathbang

I'd like to point out that if you are a fisher, the mats for this are much easier to get in addition to the food itself being superior to it's meat alternative. The main downside I see, is that 450 cooking is much easier said then achieved.

Comment by 60705

For those of you that farm these fish for your raid to use (like I do), you will be able to catch all of these fish in Wintergrasp in patch 3.1. The supposed catch rate of each fish is around 33%, so you should be able to fish up enough fish for a feast in a mere couple of minutes. Not to mention that Wintergrasp also has the new clams that you can fish up with a guaranteed pearl or siren's tear and a lot of meat.

Comment by Twista

This is my money maker right here, and now you can fish all the mats from Wintergrasp lakes.

Comment by EvilSmoo

It should require 425 fishing too! :D

Comment by 230621

I dont know if I'm looking at the right fish feast. I'm looking at the one that costs 5 Dalaran Cooking Awards and 1. it IS soulbound. I just purchased it and it IS BOP.
Also it appears they have changed it with 3.1 patch so that it is 450 to learn but you also have to have 425 cooking to even eat it. Can anyone confirm this for me.

Comment by 367136

Is there any way to cook without a campfire?

Comment by 47965

If this has been said already feel free to down rate, but I was running some 58-60 through Ramps and decided to drop one down just for a buff. They were all able to eat from it so the level 70 is just to use the feast, not for the level to eat from it.

The people in the group got a rather nice 1 hr buff for leveling.

Comment by LoqueNahak

after a couple of hours fishing, I had around 50 of all the three

Considering that in the same amount of time you could have done dailies and/or farm better stuff to get much more gold... I still think is way better buying fish from AH where people just throw stacks for low prices (high competition due to daily fishing and turtle rarity).

Comment by 242173

Does making this really make your cooking skill go over 450?

Comment by 252180

I was just in AB and saw a 39 warlock with the fish feast buff, so it can apparently work on low levels.

Comment by 392324

I can confirm that toons (at least) as low as 10 can eat this & get the buff. I put one out for a guildie who was needed help w/ RFC. He ate it and went from 295ish HP to 695. Was soloing the instance w/ me there to watch & laugh. (I'm a 72 DK) His only problem was when he tried to solo the boss. I stepped in & finished it when he was about to die. It's a huge buff for a low level toon. I'm going to test it tonight w/ a level 6 druid I'm trying to level & see if it works.

Comment by Aidanlancaster

It requires 425 cooking to use... So even if you are not a 450 cook you can still set out feasts. You however must buy them from the AH or get a fellow cook to help you.

Comment by Ssateneth

You can eat this at any level as long as you are in the group with the person that laid the feast down. Yes this means 19 twinks can eat this and get the buff.

You CANNOT lay it down until you are level 70 though. I figured this out when my cooking skill was at 288 on my twink, so I lost a couple hundred gold leveling cooking.

Comment by weezel

Seems people have figured out you can spam click these to make them dissapear. highly annoying during a raid when it vanishes < 1 minute!

Comment by 436299

Best place in my opinion to fish for the mats is the southern lake by the southeast graveyard. I usually put on Aspect of the Beast, dismiss my pet, hop on a plate of ice and fish away. I have 450 in fishing and use 135 extra fishing skill from my pole, fishing hat, Captain Rumsey's Lager and 1 glow worm for a total of 585. I spend 1 hour a day fishing in the same spot and I catch exactly 75 of each glacial salmon, nettlefish and musselback sculpin, along with 5 giant darkwater clams. When I finish, I can cook 35 fish feast's. I usually bring a paladin fishing partner with me, as fishing can be boring. I've never had an alliance character find or kill me when I am doing this, probably because of the 38k hp of my partner.

Comment by 219664

looks like i'll still be a waterboy

Comment by 439521

hmmm... so delicious

Comment by 111622

I saw this lock in our raid the other day in ToC lay down about 30 Fish Feasts around the floor yelling "i dont care about money!" the price must have gone down...

Comment by Scolex

Mmm.. hexagonal oranges..

When by mistake in a raid we have a few feasts out a guildie calls the phenomenon ''stacking fish''. :]

Comment by Sazuiz

Okey, here is where you get the different fishes.

You can fish all the 3 diffrent fishes in any lake in wintergrasp, but if you want to fish one and one of them here they are:

Nettlefish:
Go to River's Heart in Sholazar Bashin (48.65)
Lot's of schools.

Glacial Salmon:
Go to the Blue sky logging grounds in Grizzly Hills. (38.33) There is many schools in the water, but you can also take a ride down the rivers.

Musselback Sculpin:
Go to Lake Kum'uya in the middle of Borean Tundra (51.44)
Many schools there.

Northern Spices
You get this from "Daily cooking" in Dalaran.

You get this recipe for 5 cooking awards and you need 450 cooking skill

I hope this helps and good luck :)

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Fish Feast

Item Level 80

Requires Level 70
Requires Cooking (425)
Use: Set out a great feast that will feed your party! Restores 22500 health and 19200 mana over 30 sec. If you spend at least 10 seconds eating you will become well fed and gain 80 Attack Power, 46 Spell Power and 40 Stamina for 1 hour.

Max Stack: 20

Sell Price: 25

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