After fermentation, you will get the item: [Fermented Spicy Pumpkin Paste] . Do not consume it raw—it now has a base acidity of battery acid. You must mix it with the Cinnamon and any meat scrap (rat is fine).
The resulting dish is “Curry of the Ember Maw.”
Stats upon consumption (Verified):
Before we discuss the tutorial mechanics, you need to identify which variant of the pandemic you are dealing with. The standard Succubus Plague (Type-S) manifests via dreams, exhaustion, and chalky ectoplasm on windowsills. succubus pandemic tutorial spicy pumpkin verified
The Spicy Pumpkin Verified Strain (SPV-19) is different. Look for these three indicators:
Most tutorials tell you to run, hide, or pray. The Spicy Pumpkin Verified method is about substitution. You cannot kill a desire demon. But you can reroute its hunger.
The devs introduced a hidden "Kitchen Witch" certification in Patch 7.2.4. Only players who complete the Spicy Pumpkin Harvest without a single purification item receive the [Verified] tag on their in-game profile. After fermentation, you will get the item: [Fermented
By: Azazel’s Grimoire | Verified Strategy | Patch 7.2.4
If you are reading this, the Veil has already thinned. The "Succubus Pandemic" event is no longer a hidden gem of obscure indie horror—it is a full-blown cultural phenomenon. However, since the 7.2.4 patch dropped, new players have been hitting a wall. The standard survival routes are flooded, but there is one path that the community has whispered about for months: The Spicy Pumpkin Verification.
This guide is not speculation. This is the verified method to not only survive the Lust Plague but to weaponize it. By: Azazel’s Grimoire | Verified Strategy | Patch 7
Warning: This article contains explicit strategy for the "Spicy Culinary" branch of the Pandemic tutorial. Do not attempt this on your first playthrough.
Once you have mastered defense, the verified tutorial moves to offense. In a Succubus Pandemic, passivity gets you dream-drained. The Spicy Pumpkin route allows you to weaponize seasonal consumerism.