Community Feast is an event happening in Iskaara in the Azure Span every 90 minutes. For fifteen minutes, follow the instructions of Big Kinook at the Communal Pot and raise the quality of the soup from poor to legendary by completing such tasks as fishing up fish, tenderizing not-so-tender morsels or rubbery fish heads, buying ingredients from vendors in town, tossing escapees back into the pot, or even jumping into the soup and stirring hard!
Each time the soup goes up a quality level (from poor to legendary), a boss will come attack the soup. Fend it off for bonus reputation. With a legendary soup, Bisquius will spawn at the end. Defeat the feast beast for an achievement and some high-level loot.
Once the soup's done, eat it to gain an hour-long buff:
Iskaara Soup — Killing a creature that grants XP or honor in the Dragon Isles grants you and a nearby player Spirit of Sharing.
Spirit of Sharing — Gain 960 Versatility for 0/3/6/9/12/15 sec and heal for 5% maximum health.
[Greenberry] can be purchased from Gracus, who patrols the ridge above the pot.
Something Thick
Different types of kelp can be found at different spots along Iskaara's coast.
Big Kinook says: We need to thicken the broth. <Name>, fetch some kelp!
Something Tingly
You can catch Manasuckers off the northeast coast of Iskaara.
Big Kinook says: The soup's a little flat. <Name>, I need you to go fish up a manasucker!
Soup Tasting
Taste the soup and tell Big Kinook what it needs.
Big Kinook says: I'm curious what you think, <name>. Sample the soup, and let me know what it needs!
Interact with the soup pot:
The bubbling pot of soup stands before you, its aroma getting better by the minute. Big Kinook has offered you the rare opportunity to taste this soup before it's finished.
You'd better not mess this up.
<Sniff the soup.>
You are nearly lifted off of your feet by the soup's exquisite aroma. Its piscine perfume evelops you, embraces you, makes you whole. This, THIS, is the culmination of everything you've done on the Dragon Isles.
You would like nothing more than to smell this soup again.
<Now give the soup a taste.>
Having both tasted and sniffed the soup, you can now confirm that this soup is perfect. There is nothing that can be done to make this soup any better. All of creation has culminated in the creation of this flawless soup.
Still... Big Kinook asked you to test this soup. He must detect something that you don't. Is this a test? A trap?
Your tongue and your nose have failed you. It's time to rely on your other senses.
<Talk to the soup.>
You lower your lips to the pot.
"What do you need?"
But the soup refuses to answer. You hear the odd "pop" of a bubble. The stirring of a ladle. The chirp of a far-off ottuk pup. And then... a voice!
"...salt..."
Of course, you fool! It was salt all along! Whoever that voice was (The soup itself? Echoes of the titans? The rumblings of your hungry stomach? Big Kinook giving you a hint?) was absolutely right.
<You should report your findings to Big Kinook.>
<Stare deeply into the soup.>
It looks absolutely stunning. It's like a painting of soup, but it's actually soup. Brothy bubbles periodically pop around bobbing bits of fish flesh. Steam rolls off the pot in curls like a tuskarr's whisker. The surface of the soup is glossy and unblemished...
Aha! The surface of the soup should have those tiny little circles of oil on it! Lots of them! Adding some fat to the broth will fix this.
<You should report your findings to Big Kinook.>
<Take another sniff, this time more carefully.>
Once again, your nostrils fill with the redolent musk of the Great Sea. However, this time, your voyage on the sea of soupy scents encounters some turbulence. What's that you detect? Is it an off-odor? Is something burnt, or spoiled?
Normal sniffing will reveal no more information. Only advanced sniffing will do.
<Sniff with your right nostril.>
It takes a moment, but your right nostril eventually detects something. The soup smells fishy (Of course! It's supposed to smell fishy!)... but not quite fishy enough.
Odd. It's FILLED with chunks of fish...
...but not nearly enough bones! Any chef worth his blubber will tell you that a fish broth's flavor comes from bones, not meat! This soup needs fish bones. Immediately.
<You should report your findings to Big Kinook.>
<Sniff with your left nostril.>
Your always-reliable left nostril instantly reveals the truth. Nothing is WRONG with this soup, but it's missing a key ingredient: spice.
Adding some pepper - or a suitably peppery fish - will improve this broth more than anything else.
<You should report your findings to Big Kinook.>
<Taste the soup.>
Instantaneously, your mouth is coated with the richest, fishiest broth you have ever experienced. Flavors you once thought impossible are revealed to you as the unctuous bits of ocean critter sail past your tongue. You dream of the sea, of your childhood, and of Azeroth's future all at once.
Yeah. It's pretty good.
<Take another taste, this time more carefully.>
A second taste reveals that the soup... WHILE AMAZING... has some distinct areas of opportunity.
First, there's something off about the flavor profile. The seasoning is excellent, and there aren't any unpleasant flavors, but there's just... something.
The mouthfeel could also be better. Is it too thick? Too slimy? Too... wiggly? Further investigation is required.
<Take a third taste, this time with your nose pinched.>
The world goes dark around you as you take your third taste. Rich, fishy liquid coats your mouth. It's more viscous than most soups. Maybe it needs some water to thin it out a bit?
No. We need to go THICKER.
The soup currently sits in the uncanny valley of soups - not quite a consomme, but not yet a chowder. Adding some seaweed will stiffen the broth and really bring this soup home.
<You should report your findings to Big Kinook.>
Speak with Big Kinook:
Did you sample the soup? I'm curious what you think. You certainly were thoughtful down there.
The soup needs more seaweed. (taste, taste, nose pinched)
Lil Ki yells: According to <name>, this soup needs more seaweed! Let's thicken it up!
The broth needs more bones. (sniff, sniff again, right nostril)
Lil Ki yells: <Name> says to put more bones in the soup! Mmm, pointy!
The broth needs more bones. (sniff, sniff again, left nostril)
Lil Ki yells: <Name> wants more pepper in the soup! Ooh, spicy!
The soup needs more salt. (sniff, taste, talk)
Lil Ki yells: "More salt", says <name>! And I agree!
The soup needs more fat. (sniff, taste, stare)
Lil Ki yells: <Name> says add more fat! Jiggle jiggle, hee hee hee!
Finale
Big Kinook yells: That's it! Soup's done! COME AND GET IT!
Big Kinook should now give out tasks to more players at a time when the Community Feast is very busy.
[With weekly restarts] The Tuskarr of Iskaara will now hold their Community Feast once every 1.5 hours (was every 3.5 hours).
Developers' note: After this change the event timer will always be visible on the map to show the 15-minute meal prep timer before cooking begins, the 15 minutes while cooking is active, and the 60 minutes of dining time for adventurers to chow down on the soup that you worked so diligently on.
Hotfix (2023-01-26): In addition to completing tasks for Big Kinook, players can also earn credit for the quests " [60-70W] Community Feast" and " [60-70W] Aiding the Accord: A Feast For All" by throwing any discovered meat into the pot, or by yelling "Yes Chef!" when given a new task.
[65-68] Community Feasts to unlock the event. Then take part to earn a lot of reputation with the Iskaara Tuskarr. Also, once a week, Pleeqi offers 
[Supply-Laden Soup Pot] and 500 standing with the tuskarr.
Iskaara Soup — Killing a creature that grants XP or honor in the Dragon Isles grants you and a nearby player Spirit of Sharing.
[Rubbery Fish Head] by beating it up.
[Skrog Liver Oil] can be purchased from Arvik, located near the tents west of the pot.
[Thrice-Charred Mammoth Ribs] can be purchased from Qariin Dotur, who patrols the path south of the pot.
[Flaky Pastry Dough] can be purchased from Erugosa, located right by the pot.
[Lunker Bits] can be purchased from Patchu, located near the tents south of the pot.
[Rations: Westfall Stew] can be purchased from Head Chef Stacks, located by the bridge north of the pot.
[Iceback Sculpin] off the northeast coast of Iskaara.
[Piping-Hot Orca Milk] from Tuukanit in Iskaara's central tent.
[Rations: Undermine Clam Chowder] can be purchased from Head Chef Stacks, located by the bridge north of the pot.
[Deepsquid Ink] can be purchased from Rokkutuk, located near the docks south of the pot.
[Thousandbite Piranha Collar] can be purchased from Junnik, located near the tents south of the pot.
[Dark Thaldraszian Cocoa Powder] can be purchased from Erugosa, located right by the pot.
["Volcano" Duck] can be purchased from Qariin Dotur, who patrols the path south of the pot.
[Hunk o' Blubber] from Jukarakikk in southwest Iskaara.
[Island Crab Jerky] can be purchased from Tikukk, located near the docks on the southwestern corner of town.
[Four-Cheese Blend] can be purchased from Erugosa, located right by the pot.
[Dried Coldsnap Sagittate] can be purchased from Gracus, who patrols the ridge above the pot.
[Dragonflame Argali] can be purchased from Qariin Dotur, who patrols the path south of the pot.
[Juicy Bushfruit] can be purchased from Gracus, who patrols the ridge above the pot.
[Norukk's "All-Purpose" Fish Powder] can be purchased from Norukk, located near the tents west of the pot.
[Fermented Mackerel Paste] can be purchased from Tattukiaka, located near the tents south of the pot, behind the mammoth.
[Rations: Scorpid Surprise] can be purchased from Head Chef Stacks, located by the bridge north of the pot.
[Salted Fish Scraps] can be purchased from Jinkutuk, located east of the pot.
[Seven Spices Bruffalon] can be purchased from Qariin Dotur, who patrols the path south of the pot.
[Eye of Bass] can be purchased from Hanu, located near the tents west of the pot.
[Fresh Dragon Fruit] can be purchased from Gracus, who patrols the ridge above the pot.
[Greenberry] can be purchased from Gracus, who patrols the ridge above the pot.
<Sniff the soup.>
Patch 10.0.7 (2023-03-21): New steps added.