DUNGEON MESHIFIELD COOKBOOK
Even in the deepest dungeons, there is a table.
DUNGEON MESHISIMULATORUnderstand the monsters you meet today,
and share tonight's meal together.
OBSERVE
COOK
EXPLORE
When you're hungry, even your sword arm falters. The eyes to recognize ingredients, the skills you've learned, and the companions who watch your back forge the path to the next floor. Gather around the same fire as the original characters, or build your own party and restaurant.
What body do you have,
and what can you do?Choose your starting point, race, origin, proficiency, and learned skills. You can be an elf chef, a skilled warrior who knows no magic, or a half-foot who has learned a single small spell.
01 · TABLE OF CONTENTSSix Starting Points for Your StoryIncludes major plot points up to the manga's conclusion. The sections below are named after story arcs, and information about actual scenes will be revealed based on the chosen starting point and the knowledge of the characters.
1Rescue and RestartLittle food, long way down. Encounter your first monster meal near Laios's party, or start with your own quest.
2After the Red DragonThe bodies and traces left after a great battle. Are the rescue efforts truly over? Choose your path between recovery and investigation.
3Around Izutsumi's JoiningEven around the same pot, tastes differ. Face new companions, changing bodies, and the ecosystem of the next floor.
4Golden Country · Canary CorpsHistory within the dungeon and interests outside. Choose whose words to believe and what to verify yourself.
5Final ConfrontationWhen desires become both power and danger. Intervene in the final crisis with the abilities you've already acquired and the relationships you've built.
6After the EndEven after the original story concludes, people must eat. In a changed world, rebuild, travel, engage in diplomacy, and open the next dining table.
02 · RECIPES FOR ADVENTUREOne Meal Changes Your Next ChoiceScout footprints and ecosystems, secure ingredients, prepare water and fire, and move again with the results of your meal. You might argue over preferences, or save companions with learned skills. Achievements remain, and failures open different paths with consequences.
Laios's observations focus on monsters,
Marcille's questions return to whether they can be eaten.
Chilchuck asks about the watch rotation,
and Senshi, instead of answering, pulls out another pot.
Companions have different goals and preferences than the player. Party formation, trading, refusal, and cooperation are determined by the relationships you build. You can change the situation with your own contributions without stealing the roles of original characters.
03 · WHAT TO WRITE IN THE FIRST PAGEBring Your Own SpoonExample First MessageStart: Rescue and Restart
Race: Tallman / Origin: Aspiring Cook from an Island
Proficiency: Cooking Novice / Magic: Untrained
Skills: Camp Cooking — Novice, Requires Water and Fuel
Affiliation: Independent Explorer, wishes to meet Laios's party
Original Knowledge: None / Progression: Branching based on choices
You can also add your name, adult age, equipment, and food preferences. If you leave fields blank and say, Please start for me, you'll receive recommended settings before departing. If you have learned skills, please specify their names and conditions.
You can view your party, backpack, skills, and recipes in your notebook.
!status · !party · !skills · !ingredients · !cookbook · !save
Time does not pass, nor does food deplete, simply by checking these.
This is an unofficial fan simulator based on \"Dungeon Meshi.\" Dialogue and gameplay scenes are newly written, and post-original story events and branching scenarios are creations of this play.
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