Starfield-Database-Consumables-Nebula Wat

Nebula Wat
Starfield Consumable

Nebula Wat

Food

Restores 25 Health

+12% Movement Speed for 720s

+150 Damage Resistance for 720s

0.5 240

Nebula Wat is a food item in Starfield. Its main effects: Restores 25 Health, +12% Movement Speed for 720s and +150 Damage Resistance for 720s.

1 skill and 1 trait change how well it works.

It can be crafted from Quark-D. Tissues, Egg, Butter and Bread. Crafting it requires the Exotic Recipes 4 research project.

Used in Builds

Jump into the character build planner with this consumable in your loadout, then build skills, gear, and the rest of your character around it.

Create a build with Nebula Wat

Stats and Effects

A very rich, very spicy chicken stew. Possibly includes additional "special" ingredients.

Restores 25 Health

+12% Movement Speed for 720s

+150 Damage Resistance for 720s

Feeds

Mass

0.5

Value

240

Effectiveness

These skills and traits change what Nebula Wat does. Toggle them and watch the effects above update: scaled values show in yellow with their base alongside.

Skill

Nutrition (Tier 2)

Food and drink are 10% more effective.

Trait

Alien DNA

You volunteered for a controversial experiment that combines alien and human DNA. As a result, you start with increased health and oxygen, but healing and food items aren't as effective.

Stacking

Its movement speed, damage resistance buffs don't stack with other items' buffs to the same stat: only the strongest one applies.

Taking another Nebula Wat refreshes its timers instead of stacking; everything else it does stacks freely with other consumables.

Recipe

Requirements

Perks and research projects you need to unlock before this recipe is available.

Exotic Recipes 4

food-and-drink

Discover how to prepare Galaxy Lo Mein and Nebula Wat at a Cooking Station.

Selecting ranks of the Research Methods skill reduces the ingredients consumed per craft. The Crafting amount scales the displayed totals so you can plan a batch.

Research Methods (Tier 1)

Resources required to craft items and complete research projects is reduced by 10%.