Fullness

Fullness is a normally invisible (and not funny) stat in the kingdom, representing how full you are.

Each character's fullness rating begins at 0 each day after rollover and can be increased by eating food or drinking non-alcoholic beverages. Each such item consumed increases your fullness rating by a fixed value.

The maximum fullness a character can ever be at is normally 15. If you try to eat something that would bring you over 15 fullness you will simply get a message saying you're too full.

Note that using a spice melange restores three points of fullness, as well as three points of drunkenness.

See also: Foods (Ordered by Fullness)

Fullness Capacity Modifiers

These change how much your stomach can hold.

Name	Modifier	Notes
Feast of Boris	+15	Only available during the holiday; see article for dates
Stomach of Steel	+5	Obtained from a steel lasagna Only available during Teetotaler and Avatar of Boris runs
Legendary Appetite	+5	Can be purchased with skill points from Boris's Gate Only available during Avatar of Boris runs
Being Boris	+5	Only available during Avatar of Boris runs Unlocked automatically at the beginning of the run
Insatiable Hunger	+5	Only available during Zombie Slayer runs Can be purchased with zombie points from An Open Grave
Ravenous Pounce	+5	Only available during Zombie Slayer runs Can be purchased with zombie points from An Open Grave
Gluttony	+2	Can be purchased from Meansucker's House Also gives -2 stats per fight Only available during Bad Moon runs
Pride	-1	Can be purchased from Meansucker's House Also gives +4 stats per fight Only available during Bad Moon runs

Other Fullness Modifiers

Name	Modifier	Notes
distention pill	1	Reduces the how filling the next item eaten will be
spice melange	3	Reduces your current drunkenness and fullness by 3

Notes

• Jick was opposed to adding a fullness counter for years, mostly because "it's just not funny" to have eaten a meal, as opposed to being stupid drunk. He still doesn't think it's funny, but added a fullness counter in an October 6, 2011 trivial update.
• By default, the fullness counter is not displayed; in order to turn it on, go to the Interface section of the Options menu. This is useful, but it is not funny.