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Crafting Guide

Quick access to important recipes.

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Survival

Rags

Cut any clothing into rags for bandages, rope, tinder and splints.

Any cloth clothingKnife or sharp tool
Key
Survival

Short Sticks

Split a long stick into short sticks — the base of most crafts.

Long Wooden StickKnife or sharp tool
Survival

Stone Knife

A blade from stones when you have nothing at all.

2x Small Stone
Survival

Rope

Twelve rags become the rope that gates most mid-game crafting.

6x Rags6x Rags
Key
Survival

Burlap Courier Bag

First real storage for a fresh spawn, made from a sack and rope.

Burlap SackRope
Survival

Burlap Backpack

Upgrade an empty courier bag into a proper backpack.

Burlap Courier Bag3x Short Stick
Survival

Repair Damaged Clothing

Keep your gear working instead of hunting for replacements.

Sewing kit
Survival

Purified Water

Turn pond water into safe water and never catch cholera.

Chlorine tablet, or a fireplace to boil it
Fire

Fireplace

Warmth, light, cooking and dry clothes. The core survival skill.

Kindling or fuel — short sticks, firewood, bark, rags or paperMatches or a hand drill kit
Key
Fire

Hand Drill Kit

Start a fire with no matches at all.

Wooden stickBark
Fire

Improvised Torch

Portable light without a battery. Also a fire source.

Long Wooden StickRags
Medical

Splint

Field fix for a broken leg when you have no morphine.

Wooden stickRags or bandage
Key
Medical

Disinfected Rags

Make improvised bandages safe to actually use.

Alcoholic Tincture, Iodine Tincture or Disinfectant Spray
Base building

Shelter

A hidden stash and a roof, built from what the forest gives you.

2x Short StickRope
Base building

Fence

Walls and gates, built in stages from a kit.

2x Short StickRope
Base building

Watchtower

Height, storage and a defensible position — built level by level.

2x Short StickRope
Hunting

Skin & Quarter an Animal

Turn a carcass into meat, fat, guts, bones and a pelt.

Knife or sharp tool
Hunting

Cooking Meat

Get the food state right — raw and burned will both hurt you.

FireplaceCooking stick, cooking pot or frying pan
Hunting

Tanned Leather

Turn a raw pelt into material for clothing and shelters.

Raw animal peltGarden LimeKnife
Fishing

Simple Fishing Rod

Unlimited food from any pond, lake or coastline.

Long Wooden StickRope
Key
Fishing

Bone Fishing Hook

A fish hook made from what is left of dinner.

BonesA suitable bladed or shaping tool
Fishing

Fishing Bait

Dig a worm, hook it, and the rod finally works.

Knife, shovel, pickaxe or similar digging tool