Food

Assorted food items.

There are many varieties of items in Path of Titans. Food items will keep your dinosaur from starvation, but not all dinosaurs will eat the same things. Path of Titans includes a diet system in which different species must eat different foods in order to survive. Certain food items will give negative debuffs to your dinosaur, while other foods will give a positive buff.

Items can also be used for quests, such as collecting an assortment of items, or delivering them to a new location. Some quest items even have specific functions, such as how glow mushrooms are the only items that can be used to replenish waystones.

The different diets that can be unlocked allow for certain foods to be eaten, allowing players to choose one that works best for their playstyle. Note that some species do not get the same access to foods as others with the same diet. An example is Scavenger for carnivores; Sarcosuchus can eat shellfish, but Megalania cannot.

In-Game Items

Image	Item	Description	Type of Quest
	Meat, Fish and Insects
	Corpses	The rotting body of a dead dinosaur. Many regions have corpses laying around for wandering carnivores to eat.	Starvation
	Meat Chunks	A piece of flesh stripped from a dinosaur. Think twice before you eat, these aren't always fresh. Eating Meat Chunks is faster, quieter, and fills more hunger than the normal way of eating.	N/A
	Bones	The old bones of a long dead dinosaur, some dinosaurs like to collect them. Scavengers can eat bones.	Collection/Delivery
	Fish	A swimming food source, coveted by aquatic dinosaurs. They won't survive long in dirty water. Fish Eaters and Scavengers can eat them.	Kill
	AI	Critters that spawn from burrows around the map provide a quick meal for carnivores. But they can be quick!	Hunting/Food
	Scallops	A flat shellfish found by water sources, a secret favourite of ceratopsians and aquatics. Some dinosaurs like to collect them. Certain Scavengers can eat them.	Collection/Delivery
	Clams	A round shellfish found by water sources, a secret favourite of ceratopsians and aquatics. Some dinosaurs like to collect them. Certain Scavengers can eat them.	Collection/Delivery
	Conches	A spiral shellfish found by water sources, a secret favourite of ceratopsians and aquatics. Some dinosaurs like to collect them. Certain Scavengers can eat them.	Collection/Delivery
	Anthills	A small mound of dirt and debris that houses a favoured meal for insectivores.	Food/Collection
	Termite Mounds	A large tower of dirt and debris that houses a favoured meal for insectivores.	Food/Collection
	Rafflesia	A foul-smelling flower that attracts all sorts of insects to its core. Insectivores love them.	Food/Collection
	Vegetation
	Berry Bushes	The staple of the herbivore diet. Most juveniles can only eat berries until they grow old enough to eat harder foods.	Food
	Roots	Thick roots poking from the earth. Foragers can eat them and they fill both hunger and water gauges when consumed.	Collection/Food
	Acorns	A type of nut found in broadleaf forests, with a fashionable dark brown cap. Foragers can eat them.	Collection/Food
	Lychees	A type of fruit found in redwood forests, with a vivid red and spiky shell. Foragers can eat them.	Collection/Food
	Tiger Nuts	A type of nut found in the grasslands, with a distinct pattern on its shell. Foragers can eat them.	Collection/Food
	Pinecones	A young pinecone found in spruce forests, it's still bright green and easy to spot. Foragers can eat them.	Collection/Delivery/Food
	Melons	A round fruit found in swampy areas. Herbivores can eat them, and they contain some water.	Food
	Red Ginger	A tall flower found in grassy areas, they have distinctive red blooms. Foragers can eat them.	Collection/Delivery/Food
	Yarrow	Short bundles of flowers found in grassy areas, they have bright white blooms. Foragers can eat them	Collection/Delivery/Food
	Amanita Mushrooms	Large mushrooms found in redwood forests, they have striking red and white caps. They have healing properties and are favoured by smaller herbivores and a few carnivores.	Collection
	Armillaria Mushrooms	Thin mushrooms found throughout Panjura, they have a dark and sickly appearance. They have healing properties and are favoured by smaller herbivores and a few carnivores.	Collection
	Button Mushrooms	Round mushrooms found in the grasslands, they have soft, spherical white caps. They have healing properties and are favoured by smaller herbivores and a few carnivores.	Collection
	Milk Cap Mushrooms	Oddly-shaped mushrooms found in spruce forests, they have off-white, layered caps. They have healing properties and are favoured by smaller herbivores and a few carnivores.	Collection
	Russula Mushrooms	Flat mushrooms found in redwood forests, they have light stems and reddish-purple caps. They have healing properties and are favoured by smaller herbivores and a few carnivores.	Collection
	Other/Non-Edible
	Deathcap Mushrooms	Poisonous mushrooms found throughout Panjura, they are sickly yellow with a brown underside. Nobody will eat them, but some dinosaurs will go out of their way to dispose of them.	Delivery/Collection
	Glow Mushrooms	Mysterious mushrooms found near Waystones in Panjura, they are pale white with bioluminescent green spots. They don't seem edible, but they glow brighter when placed next to Waystones.	Delivery
	Salt Rocks	Large boulders covered in minerals that dinosaurs crave badly, the taste is almost worth how thirsty they make you. They seem to have cleansing properties if placed in dirty water.	Collection/Delivery
	Branches	Thick branches that fell from the trees, they seem sturdy. They aren't edible, but some dinosaurs find other uses for them.	Collection/Delivery
	Honey	This item is not implemented yet.	N/A
	Wasp Nests	This item is not implemented yet.	N/A

Gallery

Corpses

Plants

Pinecones

Termite Mounds

Branches

Death Caps

Yarrows

Scallops

Berry Bushes

Bones

Mushrooms, Roots and Flowers

Mushrooms and Melons

Glow Mushrooms

Nuts, Lychees and Pinecones

Conches

Clams

Salt Rock

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