Crafting Materials in Soulframe are a type of Item. Crafting Materials are essential resources that players must gather to create a wide array of Weapons, Accessories, and other key items needed for progression and customization. Crafting Materials can be acquired through various means, including defeating enemies, vanquishing powerful bosses, or exploring the world to discover them hidden in the environment
Soulframe Crafting Materials
How does Crafting work in Soulframe?
Crafting in Soulframe enables players to create a diverse range of weapons and armor by gathering the necessary resources, including blueprints, referred to in the game as Fragments. These Fragments are essential for unlocking the ability to craft specific pieces of equipment. To begin crafting, players must first collect the required Fragments for their desired item and then gather the necessary materials and gold. These resources can be acquired through exploration, opening chests, completing quests, or simply progressing through the game's story.
Once you've met the crafting requirements, visit the Blacksmith located in the Nighthold and select the "Assemble" option to start the crafting process. However, crafting in Soulframe incorporates a real-time build timer, meaning you'll need to wait for the designated period before the item is complete. For instance, if the timer indicates 3 hours, you'll need to wait 3 real-world hours before the equipment becomes available. Once the timer expires, your newly crafted weapon or armor will be ready for use, allowing you to further enhance your character's capabilities.
What are crafting materials in Soulframe?
Crafting Materials in Soulframe are essential items required to produce new weapons, armor, and other equipment through the game's crafting system. As a core gameplay mechanic, crafting allows players to gather specific resources and combine them to create powerful and unique gear. These materials are processed at the Blacksmithing station, which becomes accessible after unlocking the Blacksmith at the Nighthold hub. They can be obtained through various activities such as exploration, completing quests, defeating enemies, or discovering hidden caches throughout the world. Additionally, some materials may be acquired as rewards for specific achievements or obtained through a trading system.
Do you need time to Craft in Soulframe?
In Soulframe, crafting is an immersive and time-based process. Unlike many games that allow you to instantly craft items, Soulframe introduces a semi-unique system where you'll need to wait for real world hours or even days before your crafted item is ready to be claimed and used.
This mechanic incorporates a real-time build timer. Essentially, each crafting object has a designated waiting period that mirrors real-world time. For example, if the timer shows that an item will be ready in 3 hours, you'll need to wait for exactly 3 real-world hours before the item is complete and available for use.
Let's take the Blitzel Bow as an example. To craft this weapon, you'll need to wait for 10 hours of in-game time. This means, while you're off doing other things, the crafting process is working its magic in the background.
The more powerful and intricate items you wish to craft will require longer wait times. This will have you plan and strategize your crafting, ensuring that more advanced and potent weapons are well worth the wait. On the other side, simpler weapons or items may be completed in a shorter time, allowing you to get back into the action more quickly.
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Soulframe Crafting Materials Gallery
Quick Search of All Crafting Materials
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The fizzing fluid excreted from the Sourcap Mushroom. Scrape the sour dewdrops from its gills as Grandfa' taught you. Dilute a vial-full of acid in water to quench molten steel. |
Quenching Acid is found by picking up small plants in the overworld or mushrooms in Dermak Undercities. |
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A black stone. Mirror-like when river smooth, sharp as glass when jagged. Once worn upon Cassid talismans for protection in battle. Now a tool for Ode'n weapon-craft. |
You can find Corrupt Onyx from the following;:
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A web of alien fibres. Rough to the touch with a shifting sheen. Synsylk is like no textile ever crafted on earth... Yet its resistance to fire is rather useful. |
You can find Corrupt Onyx from the following:
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A shire crystal shot through with veins of white. By Dendrit feyble, it is said each fair stone holds the petrified wing of a sleeping Picktrix. |
You can find Corrupt Onyx from the following:
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Scrap fabric. A textile twice-woven by Dendria's master webbers. Dense yet soft, worn yet sturdy. An essential for any well-clothed Midrathian. |
Most commonly found in supply balloons |
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A crystalline shard, like jagged glass. Artificially forged in the hearts of distant stars. Though otherwise indestructible, each fragment has a single, invisible crack. One precise strike may shatter the whole. |
Silistyt is dropped by shrimp enemies or found in rare chests in the overworld. |
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A plank of wood hewn from a Whispwillow tree. Pliable and lightweight, 'tis apt for fish rod and ram prod alike. |
Whisprig is most commonly found in supply balloons. |
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A small scrap of iron. It might have been a spoon or spade, yet unpillaged by Sinecure raids. Perhaps you may grant it purpose anew. |
You can find Corrupt Onyx from the following:
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A plank of wood hewn from a Knotwood tree. Hearty and rigid, 'tis apt for hilt craft and silt raft alike. |
Most commonly found in supply balloons. |
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An iridescent orb, cool as the claire. Found twixt the shells of the Spattling Clam. Rub your knuckles over its hinge and fish out its pesky pearl as Grandfa' taught you. |
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An amber gem. Precious as it is powerful, Sappheline is ever-warm to the touch. 'Tis said to grant its bearer the courage of the burning sun Saphene. |
You can find Sappheline in the following Locations:
You can purchase Sappheline from the following Merchants:
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A small scrap of steel. It might have been a sterling sickle, yet unsmelted in Sinecure kiln. Perhaps you may grant it purpose anew. |
Scrap Steel is found by looting weapons racks |
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A frond of fernlike leaves grown upon the head of the common Sproutfolk. As it is quite out of fashion to grow out ones frond, most Sproutfolk groom them daily, discarding their trimmed tresses to the brush. |
Sproutfolk Frond is found in chests in the glades |
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A worn yet well-tended strip of leather. 'Fore the Ode, Animal hide was more valued than pearl. 'Twas taken with reverence and preserved for generations. Today it is far too plentiful. Please Envoy, keep it well. |
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A small scrap of brass. It might have been the lock or hinge of a kindly front door, yet unburned by Sinecure. Perhaps you may grant it purpose anew. |
Scrap Brass is found by looting weapons racks |
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Sproutfolk consider the Wintersquash a cursed ancestor. In the harvest month of Ocfomar, young seedlings are subjected to grisly tales of an animate, cannibalistic squash named 'Crone Cucurbita' who savours those wandering too far afield the patch. |
Wintersquash Seed is found by breaking Wintersquashes found around the overworld. |
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Ichor: the basic of all Ode'n life. In liquid form, it pollutes Alcan rivers, rendering them fit for Sinecure drinking. | Also can drop from Common/Rare Chests in Overworld |
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An azure crystal. Rare as it is beautiful, Morenite flows with the cool blue of the second sun. 'Tis said to give its bearer luck... but only while hidden | Possible drop from Overworld/Dermak/Glades Dendrit Chests |
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A lusterless ore. A strange mineral brought to Midrath by the Ode invasion. Though ashen and formless on its own, it seems to fortify Earthen alloys. | Also drop chance in Common/Rare Chests in Overworld |
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The Sunlight trapped in morning dewdrops. The bonfire sparks upon fresh snow. Sacred shimmer can be found in all of Alca's nooks. The hard part is learning to harvest it. | Used for the creation of Totems for Factions/Pacts. |
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The golden sap of the Wevetwood forest. Sometimes referred to as Voicing Sap, 'tis said to share the wisdom of the elder trees with one who drinks it. Even a whiff has been known to trigger prophetic visions. | You can find Wevetwood Sap in Midrath. |
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A pearlescent flower with its face hung in mourning. On the 'eve the Fire King Fenn Jotar was laid to rest, The Duchess of Skelfland sent one hundred Mourning Bell bulbs across the Salz to be set at his statue's feet. | You can find Mourning Bell Sap in Midrath. |
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A pinkish 'shroom with a purplish cap. According to Sproutfolk feybles, 'tis bad luck to tread upon a Dewspore! If for no reason other than the sure stain upon your shoe. | You can find Dew Spore at Midrath, The Neath’uns, Crypt of the Circade |
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A dusky blue flower, downturned like a dripping spout. When properly tended, Lullilies produce tiny drops of nectar dew. They taste of honey and spur a feeling of calm. | You can find Lullily at Midrath, Fallen Skytower, Galvinar Wastes, New Viscii, Sidae's Stake, and Stroaic. |
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A flower so named for its blood-red petals. Resembling three droplets spilt from an open wound, 'twas once a great threat to leave Sangelium at an enemy's door. | This ingredient can be found on Midrath. |
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A sickly flower of deep purple petals. When brewed correctly, it has been known to cure ailments of the heart. But in the wrong hands, it can be coaxed into potent poisons. | You can find Soulsbane at Midrath, Fallen Skytower, Galvinar Wastes, New Viscii, Sidae's Stake, and Stroaic. |
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The early sprouts of a Will-o-wing to be. Grandfa oft' said 'twas better to pluck them quick than give 'em a chance to fly off on ya. Though they are rather cute... | This ingredient is dropped by the Will-o-Wing. |
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A mushroom with glowing green pustules. Old Dendrit wivestales warn children not to touch its cap, lest the warts become contagious. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A wild rose of red. Listen close Envoy, and you shall hear it singing soft upon the wind. Symbolic of a certain silent rebellion- do mind its thorns. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A boldling bud that blossoms at dawn and wilts at dusk . A common ingredient among witches and healers, its inner-most whorl is thought to hold a drop of Mora's courage. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A vibrant bloom with petals like the red sun. 'Tis said to have sprouted first upon the hallowed grave of the Midrathian Queen, Finngualla. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A boldling bud that blossoms at dusk and wilts at dawn. A creature of the eve that drinks moonlight and dew. In its center, the spirit of Iridis holds green and true. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A red-hued mushroom oft' used in stews for its peppery taste. A favourite among Clan Jotar and provocateur of many an eating contest. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A sap-gold mushroom native to the Neath'uns. It is supposed to have a similar effect to Wevetwood Sap when ingested, though not without the side effect of extreme wambling. | You can find Neathcap on Midrath and The Neath’uns. |
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A purplish fungus recently discovered by Rutabag the Sproutfolk. It is named after a rather gruesome affliction which the Ode call Smogswell, in which their alien feet swell and bruise under the heavy Alcan atmosphere. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A deep crimson fungus bent like a lapping tongue. It is rough to the touch, much like a cat's. So named for a creature long extinct. | This ingredient can be found in Midrath. |
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A tall reed with dusty leaves. There are tales of an elder from Roods who could carve delicate flutes from its hollow stalk... What song would a Molder Reed sing. | -- |
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A morose stalk with a frilled blossom. Lavender in hue, though not in scent. Thought to resemble the many-layered gowns of Synod's wives. | You can find Synod's Maiden in the following Locations:
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A magenta rose with near-black leaves. Unlike its close relative, the Hymn Rose, it does not sing. Not even a little. | -- |
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A single pearl permeates with a bloated tinge of amber brown, in it beholds silken threads of corruption. | You can find Eye of Weaver in Midrath and Neath'uns. |
Will-o-Wing |
A Will-o-wing's willowy wing! A distant relative of Sproutfolk, these little buggers are bane to foragers and farmers alike. Perhaps you'll find some use for their fluttery leaves, at least. | -- |
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A mushroom of mossy green. Some say they are the tears of Iridis, fallen from the night sky. When boiled, they taste of salt. | You can find Jaden Drop in Birdie's Bog and Creedance High. |
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I've been able to find Moranite in chests at the Undercity; the luckiest have been end chest or the ones in hidden rooms that are locked behind the light/mirror puzzles
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