You can only get it in the Kalstein Mines, but you can't get there until you've learned Double Jump, Glide, and Zip Line. Can be mined or found in cratesįinding Marble in Spiritfarer is another special case. Gathered during an on-boat event after finding Giovanni. Can be mined or created by cooking Sawdust. NameĬrush to make Silica Powder for important upgrades The Rocks category encompasses a broad array of items, including powders and things like Quartz. You'll need a Cow Stall on the ship, but you can only build that once you purchase the Proof of Purchase: Cow from Edgeborough Lane's Raccoon Inc. Harvest from chickens after building Chicken Coop
#Spiritfarer favorite foods upgrade
Note that even if you obtain the ship upgrade that lets you build the Crusher, you won't get the materials for it until after meeting Bruce and Mickey.Ītul's Fried Chicken quest will just have to wait a while. Some of these are crucial to advancing passenger quests.įat falls under the crucial category, and you'll need the Crusher to process certain ingredient items into fats. You'll need certain key food ingredients for some of the dishes you can't make with your ship's facilities, like milk, eggs, and pork. Grow a Mulberry Tree, then gather the moth cocoons to get Silk Fibers.
Grow and harvest Cotton to get Cotton Fibers, then use those at the Loom Speak to Alice to trigger an event, round up the bugs, and you'll get the fibers. To get Nebula Fiber, navigate to the pillbug shapes around Furogawa with Alice on board. You'll need to find Alice on Mount Toroyama first. Shear a sheep, then take the Wool Fiber to the Loom. Harvest Linen Fiber from Flax Seeds, then use it at the Loom The Loom used to make threads and fabrics is one of the ship's first new facilities, but you'll be using it all the way through the game, especially when it's time to get Silk. Run them through the Crusher to get Olive Oil and Sugar respectively.Ĭloth and the materials to weave it are another set of items you'll quickly get familiar with. And you should, because later upgrades and buildings need Cotton fabric.Įdgeborough Lane's store only has the Olive Seed for the Garden and the Sugar Cane for the field. Loneberg's a tiny place, but you can pick up Cotton Seeds to grow in the Field here. Use Cabbage in the Cellar to make Sauerkraut. Use in the Crusher to make Sunflour Oil, an essential Fat used for obtaining Fried Chicken and other fried foods. The Sunflower Seed is a must-have because it's your base for making Fried Chicken and other fried foods. Nordweiler is the first big island you'll reach on the other side of the ice after outfitting your ship with the ice breaker, and it's got some new seed types in store. That's a later-game upgrade that requires the rock breaker addition to the ship. Hikarishima Lighthouse is closest to the Furogawa store, but you won't gain access to it until obtaining the Bounce ability from Oxbury. Grind Rice in the Windmill for Rice Flour You'll need an Orchard for those, which you'll need Alice on board for. You can buy Seed Samplers here, which act as grab bags with random seeds.įurogawa is probably where you'll find your first fruit seeds. is pretty much the same as the Hummingberg store, with just one difference. Grind Corn in the Windmill for Corn Flour Plant the seeds, and there you go.įield seed. Then, navigate to the dark spots on the map, and you'll trigger an event similar to the Jellyfish one with Gwen. It's the only way to get Fireglow, and it's tied to an event. One other very special case is the Fireglow Seed. Speaking of Francis, he's the only way to get Mystery Seeds, which always sprout into Tchotchke, items you'll sell back to him for a good profit. But you'll randomly find some seeds in crates on the sea or possibly for sale in Francis' floating emporium. Most seeds are available for purchase at a branch of Theodore's Raccoon Inc.
You'll use seeds almost more than any other item in Spiritfarer, especially early on. We've broken things down by item type and included where you can find them, key notes about them, and what they're used for.
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