Black Truffles can be found in the Warren area in Tower of Fantasy. These are scarce types of mushrooms that can only be found in a few spots in this snow-covered region. You'll have no problem recognizing it because of its black color. It's a precious cooking ingredient, so try to collect them as much as possible. Here's where to find Black Truffle in ToF so that you can prepare tasty meals!
All Black Truffle locations in Tower of Fantasy
Reference the Black Truffle icons above to find all the Black Truffle locations in the Warren region of Aesperia.
How to get Black Truffles in Tower of Fantasy
You can find Black Truffles in Warren Snowfield, part of the Warren area in Aesteria. They are very close, so you'll collect a lot of these dark mushrooms in no time. But be careful as this foraging can be dangerous. You can find Black Truffles in large holes where some enemies will try to make things a little more complicated. You can run around and collect without fighting if you're quick enough.
What to do with Black Truffles in Tower of Fantasy
As with most ingredients in Tower of Fantasy, you can consume Black Truffles raw. This way, you'll regenerate 4 satiety and restore 15,000 hit points and another 7% of health. These are nice numbers, but you can get even more if you prepare meals like Truffle Fried Rice that regenerate 20 satiety. To do that, use a cooking robot and create some great dishes.
For more cooking in Tower of Fantasy, you'll need more ingredients. Find out Where to find Purple Yams in Tower of Fantasy, Where to find Lettuce in Tower of Fantasy, and you'll also need All Item and Food Vendor Locations in Tower of Fantasy.
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