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Jutomi: Medicine Partially legalized a bunch; downgraded strength

2026-04-13T01:16:05Z

*Medicine* Partially legalized a bunch; downgraded strength

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	More advanced potions are generally not part of Jutic cuisine, and in fact most are banned outright, and others are fairly rare even medicinally as they'd need to be imported from elsewhere, and it's generally preferred to use home remedies such as cider and soups.		More advanced potions are generally not part of Jutic cuisine, and in fact most are banned outright, and others are fairly rare even medicinally as they'd need to be imported from elsewhere, and it's generally preferred to use home remedies such as cider and soups.

	The only potions brewed in Jutland are weakness and slowness, which are sometimes used for monster hunting, for fun, or for their sedative effects; water breathing (with care); awkward potions for brewing, which are generally considered unpleasant to drink; mundane potions as tea; and speed potions, which are legal to consume in small quantities but generally frowned upon. Only instant health, regeneration, strength, weaving, and night vision are imported in Jutlandic borders, while fire resistance, thick potions and wind charging are either considered unpleasant (if available) or overpriced oddities.		The only potions brewed in Jutland are weakness and slowness, which are sometimes used for monster hunting, for fun, or for their sedative effects; water breathing (with care); awkward potions for brewing, which are generally considered unpleasant to drink; mundane potions as tea; and speed potions, which are legal to consume in small quantities but generally frowned upon. Only instant health, regeneration, turtle master, strength, weaving, and night vision are imported in Jutlandic borders, while fire resistance, thick potions and wind charging are either considered unpleasant (if available) or overpriced oddities.

	~~Most other~~ potions are banned outright, including ~~harming,~~ poison~~, turtle master~~, infestation, oozing~~, invisibility~~, and leaping. Luck, slow falling, and Drop of Cherry are legal but considered myths that most hope to see one day; decay is also considered a myth, but is preemptively banned anyway.		Some potions are banned outright, including poison, infestation, oozing, and leaping. Luck, slow falling, and Drop of Cherry are legal but considered myths that most hope to see one day; decay is also considered a myth, but is preemptively banned anyway. Harming, invisibility, strength, and turtle Master are reserved for declarations of emergency, and are generally prohibited from consumption or other use outside of emergencies, with specific licensed individuals requiring both government and a 70% majority approval to be trusted to carry and distribute them when necessary, with license redaction only requiring a 50% majority.

	==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====		==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====

Jutomi: /* Medicine */ moved strength around

2026-04-13T01:10:15Z

Medicine: moved strength around

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	More advanced potions are generally not part of Jutic cuisine, and in fact most are banned outright, and others are fairly rare even medicinally as they'd need to be imported from elsewhere, and it's generally preferred to use home remedies such as cider and soups.		More advanced potions are generally not part of Jutic cuisine, and in fact most are banned outright, and others are fairly rare even medicinally as they'd need to be imported from elsewhere, and it's generally preferred to use home remedies such as cider and soups.

	The only potions brewed in Jutland are weakness and slowness, which are sometimes used for monster hunting, for fun, or for their sedative effects; water breathing (with care); awkward potions for brewing, which are generally considered unpleasant to drink; mundane potions as tea; and speed potions, which are legal to consume in small quantities but generally frowned upon. Only instant health, regeneration, weaving, and night vision are imported in Jutlandic borders, while fire resistance, thick potions and wind charging are either considered unpleasant (if available) or overpriced oddities.		The only potions brewed in Jutland are weakness and slowness, which are sometimes used for monster hunting, for fun, or for their sedative effects; water breathing (with care); awkward potions for brewing, which are generally considered unpleasant to drink; mundane potions as tea; and speed potions, which are legal to consume in small quantities but generally frowned upon. Only instant health, regeneration, strength, weaving, and night vision are imported in Jutlandic borders, while fire resistance, thick potions and wind charging are either considered unpleasant (if available) or overpriced oddities.

	Most other potions are banned outright, including harming, poison~~, strength~~, turtle master, infestation, oozing, invisibility, and leaping. Luck, slow falling, and Drop of Cherry are legal but considered myths that most hope to see one day; decay is also considered a myth, but is preemptively banned anyway.		Most other potions are banned outright, including harming, poison, turtle master, infestation, oozing, invisibility, and leaping. Luck, slow falling, and Drop of Cherry are legal but considered myths that most hope to see one day; decay is also considered a myth, but is preemptively banned anyway.

	==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====		==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====

Jutomi: /* Contraband and Illegal Actions */

2026-04-13T01:08:54Z

Contraband and Illegal Actions

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	==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====		==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====
	In addition to passive mob meat and many potions, wither roses, TNT, and TNT carts are also banned from Jutland. Killing players and passive mobs is also banned, as is ~~cutting down swathes of trees~~. Intentionally lacing a drink or soup with poison or other harmful affliction is also a crime. Overfishing is also illegal, as is pollution of the lake waters. Blowing up someone's building (via creeper or otherwise) is punishable by forced repair, as is any other form of destruction. Tampering with infrastructure is also banned. Being a general reckless nuisance, including acting out with a speed potion, is not illegal, but will likely result in your being shunned, as is the case with breaking another ŋation's laws while in said ŋation. Breaking the law in the Mobile Territories is a banned action and a serious offense. Stealing possessions is also illegal, as is breaking and entering, although simply entering an unlocked abode is perfectly legal.		In addition to passive mob meat and many potions, wither roses, TNT, and TNT carts are also banned from Jutland. Killing players and passive mobs is also banned, as is significantly or repeatedly injuring them. Intentionally lacing a drink or soup with poison or other harmful affliction is also a crime.

	It should be noted that each and every one of these laws may be circumvented with a specifically assigned permit issued by a 60+% plurality of Jutland's inhabitants, and charges may similarly later be appealed with a 60% majority in favor.		Overfishing is also illegal, as is pollution of the lake waters. Blowing up someone's building (via creeper or otherwise) is punishable by forced repair, as is any other form of destruction. Tampering with infrastructure is also banned. Cutting down swathes of trees is also banned, along with making significant alterations to the natural landscape. Setting anything on fire is also banned.

			Being a general reckless nuisance, including acting out with a speed potion, is not illegal, but will likely result in your being shunned, as is the case with breaking another ŋation's laws while in said ŋation. Breaking the law in the Mobile Territories is a banned action and a serious offense. Stealing possessions is also illegal, as is breaking and entering, although simply entering an unlocked abode is perfectly legal. Intentionally aiding others in breaking the law is also illegal.

			It should be noted that each and every one of these laws may be circumvented with a specifically assigned permit issued by a 60+% plurality of Jutland's inhabitants, and charges may similarly later be appealed with a 60% majority in favor, although initial convictions may be immediate by the village, pending an executive review of whether the law was actually broken.

	== Foreign Relations ==		== Foreign Relations ==

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */

2026-04-13T00:49:30Z

Cuisine

Jutomi: Added medicine and illicit activities :)

2026-04-13T00:23:40Z

Added medicine and illicit activities :)

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	Popular whole food items include raw apples, cherries, grapes, glow berries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.		Popular whole food items include raw apples, cherries, grapes, glow berries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.

	Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, mushroom soup, tomato <s>sauce</s> bisque, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin is sometimes made for festivals, occasionally importing rice from afar just for the occasion. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and vegetables. Mushroom soup often features flowers added to create essentially suspicious stew, being careful not to add dangerous ~~ingedients~~, although tulips are still sometimes consumed. Bread and baked potatoes are rarely eaten.		Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, mushroom soup, tomato <s>sauce</s> bisque, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin is sometimes made for festivals, occasionally importing rice from afar just for the occasion. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and vegetables. Mushroom soup often features flowers added to create essentially suspicious stew, being careful not to add dangerous ingediants, although tulips are still sometimes consumed. Bread and baked potatoes are rarely eaten.

	Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and cherries are commonly turned into juice, while apples may be used for ~~cidar~~, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.		Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and cherries are commonly turned into juice, while apples may be used for cider, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.

	Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes, mainly desserts. Non fish-based or soup-based complex dishes, such as ratatouille, pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of.		Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes, mainly desserts. Non fish-based or soup-based complex dishes, such as ratatouille, pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of.

	It is rumored that Jutae also like to chew on some leaves, particularly those of spruce and ferns. While these are generally considered inedible, it seems to be a unique tradition among the inhabitants of Jutland. Tree bark is sometimes rumored to be steeped with grass or flowers for tea, although some argue they are simply mundane potions. More advanced potions are not part of the ~~Jutic diet~~.		It is rumored that Jutae also like to chew on some leaves, particularly those of spruce and ferns. While these are generally considered inedible, it seems to be a unique tradition among the inhabitants of Jutland. Tree bark is sometimes rumored to be steeped with grass or flowers for tea, although some argue they are simply mundane potions.

			==== Medicine ====
			More advanced potions are generally not part of Jutic cuisine, and in fact most are banned outright, and others are fairly rare even medicinally as they'd need to be imported from elsewhere, and it's generally preferred to use home remedies such as cider and soups.

			The only potions brewed in Jutland are weakness and slowness, which are sometimes used for monster hunting, for fun, or for their sedative effects; water breathing (with care); and speed, which is legal to consume in small quantities but generally frowned upon. Only instant health, regeneration, weaving, and night vision are imported in Jutlandic borders, while fire resistance and wind charging are considered overpriced oddities.

			Most other potions are banned outright, including harming, poison, strength, turtle master, infestation, oozing, invisibility, and leaping. Luck, slow falling, and Drop of Cherry are legal but considered myths that they hope to see one day; decay is also considered a myth, but is preemptively banned anyway.

			==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====
			In addition to passive mob meat and many potions, TNT and TNT carts are also banned from Jutland. Killing players and passive mobs is also banned, as is cutting down swathes of trees. Intentionally lacing a drink or soup with poison or other harmful affliction is also a crime. Overfishing is also illegal, as is pollution of the lake waters. Blowing up someone's building (via creeper or otherwise) is punishable by forced repair, as is any other form of destruction. Tampering with infrastructure is also banned. Being a general reckless nuisance, including acting out with a speed potion, is not illegal, but will likely result in your being shunned, as is the case with breaking another ŋation's laws while in said ŋation. Breaking the law in the Mobile Territories is a banned action and a serious offense. Stealing possessions is also illegal, as is breaking and entering, although simply entering an unlocked abode is perfectly legal.

			It should be noted that each and every one of these laws may be circumvented with a specifically assigned permit issued by a 60+% plurality of Jutland's inhabitants, and charges may similarly later be appealed with a 60% majority in favor.

	== Foreign Relations ==		== Foreign Relations ==

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */ Updated again to demote melons, ratatouille, bread and potatoes while re-promoting tomato sauce and mushroom soups. :)

2026-04-12T23:04:41Z

Cuisine: Updated again to demote melons, ratatouille, bread and potatoes while re-promoting tomato sauce and mushroom soups. :)

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	==== Cuisine ====		==== Cuisine ====
	Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices. Peanuts, chocolate, rice, ice, and mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. (OOC: except for pumpkin soup and stuffed pumpkin, which imo don't count lore-wise smh).		Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices. Peanuts, melons, chocolate, rice, ice, and mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. (OOC: except for pumpkin soup and stuffed pumpkin, which imo don't count lore-wise smh).

	Popular whole food items include raw apples~~, melons~~, cherries, grapes, ~~glowberries~~, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.		Popular whole food items include raw apples, cherries, grapes, glow berries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.

	Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin ~~and ratatouille are~~ sometimes made. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and ~~veggies~~. ~~Baked~~ potatoes are ~~also occasionally~~ eaten.		Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, mushroom soup, tomato <s>sauce</s> bisque, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin is sometimes made for festivals, occasionally importing rice from afar just for the occasion. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and vegetables. Mushroom soup often features flowers added to create essentially suspicious stew, being careful not to add dangerous ingedients, although tulips are still sometimes consumed. Bread and baked potatoes are rarely eaten.

	Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes, cherries ~~and melons~~ are commonly turned into ~~juices~~, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.		Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and cherries are commonly turned into juice, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.

	Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes. ~~Pasta~~ and cabbage rolls are unheard of~~. Although mushrooms are in the area, they are not consumed often, with mushroom soup being considered a health hazard (perhaps due to encounters with suspicious stew in the wild)~~.		Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes, mainly desserts. Non fish-based or soup-based complex dishes, such as ratatouille, pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of.

	It is rumored that Jutae also like to chew on some leaves, particularly those of spruce and ferns. While these are generally considered inedible, it seems to be a unique tradition among the inhabitants of Jutland.		It is rumored that Jutae also like to chew on some leaves, particularly those of spruce and ferns. While these are generally considered inedible, it seems to be a unique tradition among the inhabitants of Jutland. Tree bark is sometimes rumored to be steeped with grass or flowers for tea, although some argue they are simply mundane potions. More advanced potions are not part of the Jutic diet.

	== Foreign Relations ==		== Foreign Relations ==

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */ added a reference to New England's fiddleheads and pine syrup. :)

2026-04-10T04:03:52Z

Cuisine: added a reference to New England's fiddleheads and pine syrup. :)

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	Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes. Pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of. Although mushrooms are in the area, they are not consumed often, with mushroom soup being considered a health hazard (perhaps due to encounters with suspicious stew in the wild).		Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes. Pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of. Although mushrooms are in the area, they are not consumed often, with mushroom soup being considered a health hazard (perhaps due to encounters with suspicious stew in the wild).

			It is rumored that Jutae also like to chew on some leaves, particularly those of spruce and ferns. While these are generally considered inedible, it seems to be a unique tradition among the inhabitants of Jutland.

	== Foreign Relations ==		== Foreign Relations ==

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */

2026-04-10T03:59:20Z

Cuisine

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	==== Cuisine ====		==== Cuisine ====
	Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices. Peanuts~~, cherries~~, chocolate, rice, ice, and mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. (OOC: except for pumpkin soup and stuffed pumpkin, which imo don't count lore-wise smh).		Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices. Peanuts, chocolate, rice, ice, and mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. (OOC: except for pumpkin soup and stuffed pumpkin, which imo don't count lore-wise smh).

	Popular whole food items include raw apples, melons, grapes, glowberries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.		Popular whole food items include raw apples, melons, cherries, grapes, glowberries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.

	Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin and ratatouille are sometimes made. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and veggies. Baked potatoes are also occasionally eaten.		Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin and ratatouille are sometimes made. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and veggies. Baked potatoes are also occasionally eaten.

	Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and melons are commonly turned into juices, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.		Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes, cherries and melons are commonly turned into juices, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.

	Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes. Pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of. Although mushrooms are in the area, they are not consumed often, with mushroom soup being considered a health hazard (perhaps due to encounters with suspicious stew in the wild).		Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes. Pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of. Although mushrooms are in the area, they are not consumed often, with mushroom soup being considered a health hazard (perhaps due to encounters with suspicious stew in the wild).

Jutomi at 03:49, 10 April 2026

2026-04-10T03:49:27Z

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	Popular whole food items include raw apples, melons, grapes, glowberries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.		Popular whole food items include raw apples, melons, grapes, glowberries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.

	Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin and ratatouille are sometimes made. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and veggies.		Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin and ratatouille are sometimes made. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and veggies. Baked potatoes are also occasionally eaten.

	Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and melons are commonly turned into juices, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.		Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and melons are commonly turned into juices, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.

Jutomi: Completely changed cuisine after revisiting the area; imagining a secondary culture in with this that I might work on eventually, but separately.

2026-04-10T03:45:47Z

Completely changed cuisine after revisiting the area; imagining a secondary culture in with this that I might work on eventually, but separately.

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	==== Cuisine ====		==== Cuisine ====
	Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices~~, and occasionally meat~~. ~~Eggs, curiously, seem to be entirely absent from their diets, greatly reducing the number of baked goods they create. Similarly, carrots, potatoes~~, ~~grapes~~, chocolate~~, glowberries~~, rice, ice, and ~~other forms of passive~~ mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. ~~Peanuts are sometimes snacked on~~, ~~but are not used in food items~~.		Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices. Peanuts, cherries, chocolate, rice, ice, and mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. (OOC: except for pumpkin soup and stuffed pumpkin, which imo don't count lore-wise smh).

	Popular whole food items include raw apples, ~~tomatoes~~, sweet berries, ~~cherries, eggless~~ bread, cooked fish (not raw; filets, ~~occasionally~~ whole)~~, and occasionally ham or pork, which is sometimes added in pumpkin soups~~. Milk is generally not consumed fresh, ~~although~~ rotten flesh ~~occasionally is~~ in hard seasons, despite its likelihood to cause illness. ~~Cabbage leaves may occasionally be~~ snacked on, as ~~with peanuts and cooked seaweed. A plate of grilled salmon~~ is ~~also often served with berries and veggies~~.		Popular whole food items include raw apples, melons, grapes, glowberries, sweet berries, bread, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.

	Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, beetroot soup, ~~suspicious soups (usually with beneficial flowers), mushroom stew~~, pumpkin soup, and ~~frequently, bone broth~~. ~~For~~ a ~~rare delicacy, dubious stew is sometimes created; it often puts players off, but is assured by locals~~ to be ~~a delicacy, often reserved for celebrations~~.		Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin and ratatouille are sometimes made. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and veggies.

	~~Cold fruits and veggies~~ are also ~~fairly~~ popular in ~~Jutic cuisine~~. ~~Salads~~ and ~~fruit salads~~ are ~~common meals. Melons and cherries are all~~ commonly turned into juices, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is ~~also~~ considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also ~~occasionally consumed~~.		Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and melons are commonly turned into juices, while apples may be used for cidar, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.

	Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ~~ingrediants~~, many ~~techniques~~ are ~~also~~ not ~~traditionally used by Jutae. Ratatouille, bacon, skewers, and cabbage rolls are unheard of~~. ~~Drinking tomato sauce straight from a bowl~~ is ~~considered~~ highly unusual, as is ~~smashing cherries or peanuts~~. ~~Raw fish and meat is~~ also ~~considered unusual~~, ~~unless it's "fermented" (rotten flesh). eating unfermented, uncooked spider eyes is considered insanity and gross. Raw milk and apple cidar~~ are ~~considered medicine, and milk~~ in ~~particular is not a common beverage on its own~~. ~~Peanuts~~ and ~~honey~~ are ~~occasionally snacks, but not considered cuisine~~. ~~Raw melons~~ are ~~also generally disfavored, as are raw onions. Glowberries exist~~ in the area, ~~but~~ are considered ~~undesirable for culinary usage~~.		Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are also strange, as they are only really used in cooking other dishes. Pasta and cabbage rolls are unheard of. Although mushrooms are in the area, they are not consumed often, with mushroom soup being considered a health hazard (perhaps due to encounters with suspicious stew in the wild).

	== Foreign Relations ==		== Foreign Relations ==

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	Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices. Peanuts, melons, chocolate, rice, ice, and mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. (OOC: except for pumpkin soup and stuffed pumpkin, which imo don't count lore-wise smh).		Jutlandic cuisine consists mainly of fish, fruit, vegetables, soup and milk in the form of whole foods, salads and bread, as well as numerous desserts and juices. Peanuts, melons, chocolate, rice, ice, and mob meat are absent from their diets entirely. (OOC: except for pumpkin soup and stuffed pumpkin, which imo don't count lore-wise smh).

	Popular whole food items include raw apples, cherries, grapes, glow berries, sweet berries~~, bread~~, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey.		Popular whole food items include raw apples, cherries, grapes, glow berries, sweet berries, and cooked fish (not raw; cod and salmon filets, sometimes whole). Milk is generally not consumed fresh, as it's considered a remedy, sometimes to go alongside rotten flesh in hard winter seasons / expeditions, despite its likelihood to cause illness. Cooked seaweed is often times snacked upon, as is occasionally honey. Bread is also a common food item, although is rarely eaten alone.

	Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, mushroom soup, tomato <s>sauce</s> bisque, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin is sometimes made for festivals, occasionally importing rice from afar just for the occasion. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and vegetables. ~~Mushroom soup~~ often ~~features flowers~~ added to ~~create essentially~~ suspicious stew, being careful not to add dangerous ~~ingediants~~, although tulips are still ~~sometimes~~ consumed~~. Bread and baked potatoes are rarely eaten~~.		Aside from whole foods, soups are the most common meal. Popular soups include fish stew, baked cod stew, beetroot soup, vegetable soup, mushroom soup, tomato <s>sauce</s> bisque, and pumpkin soup. Stuffed pumpkin is sometimes made for festivals, occasionally importing rice from afar just for the occasion. It is also not uncommon for a plate of grilled salmon to be served with berries and vegetables. Flowers collected from nearby plains are often added to mushroom soup to make suspicious stew, being careful not to add dangerous ingredients, although tulips are still consumed.

	Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and cherries are commonly turned into juice, while apples may be used for cider, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.		Fruits are also popular in Jutland. Grapes and cherries are commonly turned into juice, while apples may be used for cider, although this is often considered a remedy. They are also frequently used in desserts, along with sugar or honey, with popular dessert items including cake, honey and sweet berry cookies, sweet berry cheesecake, glowberry custard, and cherry or apple pie. Raw honey is also sometimes a dessert item.

	Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs ~~are also strange, as they~~ are only ~~really~~ used in ~~cooking other~~ dishes, mainly desserts. Non fish-based or soup-based complex dishes, such as ratatouille, pasta ~~and~~ cabbage rolls are unheard of.		Aside from many cuisine items being inaccessible due to requiring inaccessible ingredients (again, aside from maybe three things because why do they require some of these things), many food items are simply not consumed in Jutland. It is highly unusual to eat raw vegetables, including in salads or fruit salad, as is raw fish. Cooked eggs are only used in a few dishes, mainly desserts. Non fish-based or soup-based complex dishes, such as ratatouille, pasta, cabbage rolls and even baked potato are either unheard of or considered unpleasant to eat.

	It is rumored that Jutae also like to chew on some leaves, particularly those of spruce and ferns. While these are generally considered inedible, it seems to be a unique tradition among the inhabitants of Jutland. Tree bark is sometimes rumored to be steeped with grass or flowers for tea, although some argue they are simply mundane potions.		It is rumored that Jutae also like to chew on some leaves, particularly those of spruce and ferns. While these are generally considered inedible, it seems to be a unique tradition among the inhabitants of Jutland. Tree bark is sometimes rumored to be steeped with grass or flowers for tea, although some argue they are simply mundane potions.
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	More advanced potions are generally not part of Jutic cuisine, and in fact most are banned outright, and others are fairly rare even medicinally as they'd need to be imported from elsewhere, and it's generally preferred to use home remedies such as cider and soups.		More advanced potions are generally not part of Jutic cuisine, and in fact most are banned outright, and others are fairly rare even medicinally as they'd need to be imported from elsewhere, and it's generally preferred to use home remedies such as cider and soups.

	The only potions brewed in Jutland are weakness and slowness, which are sometimes used for monster hunting, for fun, or for their sedative effects; water breathing (with care); and speed, which is legal to consume in small quantities but generally frowned upon. Only instant health, regeneration, weaving, and night vision are imported in Jutlandic borders, while fire resistance and wind charging are considered overpriced oddities.		The only potions brewed in Jutland are weakness and slowness, which are sometimes used for monster hunting, for fun, or for their sedative effects; water breathing (with care); awkward potions for brewing, which are generally considered unpleasant to drink; mundane potions as tea; and speed potions, which are legal to consume in small quantities but generally frowned upon. Only instant health, regeneration, weaving, and night vision are imported in Jutlandic borders, while fire resistance, thick potions and wind charging are either considered unpleasant (if available) or overpriced oddities.

	Most other potions are banned outright, including harming, poison, strength, turtle master, infestation, oozing, invisibility, and leaping. Luck, slow falling, and Drop of Cherry are legal but considered myths that ~~they~~ hope to see one day; decay is also considered a myth, but is preemptively banned anyway.		Most other potions are banned outright, including harming, poison, strength, turtle master, infestation, oozing, invisibility, and leaping. Luck, slow falling, and Drop of Cherry are legal but considered myths that most hope to see one day; decay is also considered a myth, but is preemptively banned anyway.

	==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====		==== Contraband and Illegal Actions ====
	In addition to passive mob meat and many potions, TNT and TNT carts are also banned from Jutland. Killing players and passive mobs is also banned, as is cutting down swathes of trees. Intentionally lacing a drink or soup with poison or other harmful affliction is also a crime. Overfishing is also illegal, as is pollution of the lake waters. Blowing up someone's building (via creeper or otherwise) is punishable by forced repair, as is any other form of destruction. Tampering with infrastructure is also banned. Being a general reckless nuisance, including acting out with a speed potion, is not illegal, but will likely result in your being shunned, as is the case with breaking another ŋation's laws while in said ŋation. Breaking the law in the Mobile Territories is a banned action and a serious offense. Stealing possessions is also illegal, as is breaking and entering, although simply entering an unlocked abode is perfectly legal.		In addition to passive mob meat and many potions, wither roses, TNT, and TNT carts are also banned from Jutland. Killing players and passive mobs is also banned, as is cutting down swathes of trees. Intentionally lacing a drink or soup with poison or other harmful affliction is also a crime. Overfishing is also illegal, as is pollution of the lake waters. Blowing up someone's building (via creeper or otherwise) is punishable by forced repair, as is any other form of destruction. Tampering with infrastructure is also banned. Being a general reckless nuisance, including acting out with a speed potion, is not illegal, but will likely result in your being shunned, as is the case with breaking another ŋation's laws while in said ŋation. Breaking the law in the Mobile Territories is a banned action and a serious offense. Stealing possessions is also illegal, as is breaking and entering, although simply entering an unlocked abode is perfectly legal.

	It should be noted that each and every one of these laws may be circumvented with a specifically assigned permit issued by a 60+% plurality of Jutland's inhabitants, and charges may similarly later be appealed with a 60% majority in favor.		It should be noted that each and every one of these laws may be circumvented with a specifically assigned permit issued by a 60+% plurality of Jutland's inhabitants, and charges may similarly later be appealed with a 60% majority in favor.

Jutland - Revision history

Jutomi: *Medicine* Partially legalized a bunch; downgraded strength

Jutomi: /* Medicine */ moved strength around

Jutomi: /* Contraband and Illegal Actions */

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */

Jutomi: Added medicine and illicit activities :)

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */ Updated again to demote melons, ratatouille, bread and potatoes while re-promoting tomato sauce and mushroom soups. :)

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */ added a reference to New England's fiddleheads and pine syrup. :)

Jutomi: /* Cuisine */

Jutomi at 03:49, 10 April 2026

Jutomi: Completely changed cuisine after revisiting the area; imagining a secondary culture in with this that I might work on eventually, but separately.

Jutomi: Medicine Partially legalized a bunch; downgraded strength