MAX HEALTH

Core Keeper: Every Item That Permanently Increases Max Health

All foods and consumables that raise your max health permanently, sorted by how much they add, with where to get them.

Data: the game files (version 1.3.0.6)

Summary

Which items permanently increase max health?

  1. There are 10 items that raise your max health permanently.

  2. The biggest boost from a single item is Giant Mitochondrion (+100) and Atlantean Worm Heart (+100).

  3. Using one of each raises your max health by +590 in total.

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Items That Permanently Increase Max Health (10)

Eating (using) these raises your max health for good, sorted by the biggest boost. Unlike normal food buffs, the effect never wears off.

Item Max health Rarity How to get As a cooking ingredient
Giant MitochondrionGiant Mitochondrion +100 (permanent) Epic Not confirmed —
Atlantean Worm HeartAtlantean Worm Heart +100 (permanent) Epic Boss drop +100 (permanent)
Starlight NautilusStarlight Nautilus +100 (permanent) Legendary Fishing +100 (permanent)
Oblidra's HeartOblidra's Heart +70 (permanent) Epic Not confirmed +70 (permanent)
Amber LarvaAmber Larva +50 (permanent) Epic Not confirmed +50 (permanent)
Paradise Fruit BasketParadise Fruit Basket +50 (permanent) Epic Not confirmed —
Splendid AmalgamSplendid Amalgam +40 (permanent) Epic Not confirmed —
Golden ChocolateGolden Chocolate +28 (permanent) Epic Event —
Anniversary CakeAnniversary Cake +27 (permanent) Uncommon Crafting —
Giant MushroomGiant Mushroom +25 (permanent) Rare Not confirmed +25 (permanent)

Amounts are the values in the game data. This is separate from the temporary "max health" buff that normal dishes give.

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Tips for Raising Max Health Permanently

  • Collect the biggest boosts first. Items near the top of the table add a lot with just one. The source tags show where to get each one.
  • Don't miss seasonal event items. Event-only items can only be obtained while the event is running. Check the seasonal event list for anything you missed.
  • Grow what you can farm. Crop effects are in the crops list, and cooked effects in the food effects list.

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