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| name = Cake |
| name = Cake |
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| Quest Item = No |
| Quest Item = No |
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| Tradeable = Yes |
| Tradeable = Yes |
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Revision as of 06:35, 17 August 2014
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| Nicknames | None |
| Released | Unknown edit |
| Pay-to-play | Unknown edit |
| Quest item | No |
| Tradeable | Yes |
| Equipable | No |
| Stackable | No |
| High alch | 30gp |
| Low alch | 20gp |
| Shop price | 50gp |
| Sale price | 40gp |
| Examine | A plain sponge cake |
Gained through the thieving or cooking skill. Like all foods, you cannot eat this during combat. Cake heals 12 Hits in three bites. Cumulatlively, one Cake heals as much as a lobster. Lobsters are a better option in situations where you need to heal quickly, like when fighting agressive monsters. Cakes are most useful for healing in safer situations, like when fighting nonaggressive monsters or to heal damage taken from agility obstacles.
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