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Cosmic Exploration

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Endangered Aquaculture I

CulinarianB
Level
10–100

Craft the specified number of items with limited supplies.
High-quality items will earn a higher score.

Rewards

Cosmic credits
6
Phaenna Credits
8

Base reward values; evaluation and bonuses can change the final rewards.

  • Cosmic Culinarian IV ×8
  • Cosmic Culinarian III ×5
  • Cosmic Culinarian II ×5

Evaluation

Gold
1300
Silver
1000

Phaenna · Map & access

Crafting & rotation calculator

Survey Liquifood

Culinarian
Durability
25
Progress
7,128
Quality
960
  • Cosmic Container×1

Calculated for level 100, Normal condition, without cosmic tool bonuses or mission actions. This calculates one craft, not the total mission score or time.

Find a crafting rotation

Enter your final stats, including food and medicine.

Quality & skills

Searches for a good rotation under Normal conditions using reliable actions. The best result found within the time limit is shown; global optimality is not guaranteed. Specialist skills, expert recipes and special tools are not included.

Aquaculture Medicine

Culinarian
Durability
80
Progress
9,636
Quality
6,600
  • Survey Liquifood×2

Calculated for level 100, Normal condition, without cosmic tool bonuses or mission actions. This calculates one craft, not the total mission score or time.

Find a crafting rotation

Enter your final stats, including food and medicine.

Quality & skills

Searches for a good rotation under Normal conditions using reliable actions. The best result found within the time limit is shown; global optimality is not guaranteed. Specialist skills, expert recipes and special tools are not included.

Mission items

  • Aquaculture Medicine×1
  • Survey Liquifood

Supplied items

  • Cosmic Container×4
Mission brief

We have introduced aquatic organisms from the moon to the bodies of water near Glassblowers' Beacon in order to cultivate a vital mineral source. Improvements to water quality have been ongoing, but overcoming the environmental discrepancy is still a challenge for some species. We hope nutrient-rich supplements will facilitate growth, thereby improving the health of our cultivars and, ultimately, our personnel.