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The usage text:<br />

"You pop the pill and feel an immediate desire to bake, or maybe whittle, or tinker, or smith."<br />

Can someone offer explanation or interpretation? Bake is clear, I think, as is smith: cooking and smithing. Is tinker supposed to be meatpasting? What in the world is whittle? Has any reason been given for excluding cocktailCRAFTING from crafting? Having paid little attention to the full usage text, I was surprised and disappointed to see making a drink cost an adventure after I used one of these. Two adventures: one to skewer a lime, and the other one to make the grogtini.
Thanks. --[[User:StorellaDeville|StorellaDeville]] ([[User talk:StorellaDeville|talk]]) 08:38, 2 March 2023 (UTC)

I just tested it with fancy cocktailcrafting (mixing {{plural|Mae West}}), and the process didn't take adventures, with the expected relaxed message appearing. It seems to work with fancy cocktailcrafting as normal; I'm not sure why it didn't work in your case.

Unless there's some other form of crafting that this could apply to beyond the expected 3 (smithing, fancy cooking, fancy cocktailcrafting), the whittle/tinker parts of the use text are likely just for flavor. --[[User:Volc|Volc]] ([[User talk:Volc|talk]]) 18:51, 2 March 2023 (UTC)