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Guild Wars 2 Chef Excel Guide

in guild wars 2 on 08 September 2012

Summary

The chef's ingredients are scattered throughout the Guild Wars 2 map, but the profession is a cheap way to get 10 levels quickly. Because I am OCD and would rather not read text when I can browse a spreadsheet, compiled information from a couple of sources that is more easily searchable.

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The chef's ingredients are scattered throughout the Guild Wars 2 map, but the profession is a cheap way to get 10 levels quickly. Because I am OCD and would rather not read text when I can browse a spreadsheet, compiled information from a couple of sources that is more easily searchable. There is an online version that if freely editable or you can download the excel spreadsheet.

The guide is not fully curated and there might be errors. I open it up to others to verify the information in the guide. I would like to thank the following: Danny Martini and beleng. Some information has been added based on the Official Guild Wars 2 wiki.

Download the guide (updated when new information is found)

Edit the guide

-biafra
bahanonu [at] alum.mit.edu

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