Combat & gear · Item

Monster parts

What creatures leave behind goes straight into the item that needs it: hides, padding, fibre, glowing parts, binders, hardeners, shells, glands.

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In the game

How to get it

Kill creatures (or farm them): each drops what its body is made of -- common parts most of the time, rare ones 5 to 30 %.

What it is for

Epoxy (a binder and a hardener), torches and chips (glowing parts), heat shields (shell parts), engines (fire glands), rocket stages (bomb glands).

Why it exists

Monsters matter: technology needs their parts, so farming them is part of progressing.

The same text the game shows in its progress tree and on the item's sheet (I).

Every creature drops what its body is made of. Recipes ask for families of parts: any member of the family fits.

The families

Family	Members	Goes into
Hide	leather, fur	armor, saddles, machine belts
Padding	wool, feather, fur	the gas plant, space suits, tanks
Fibre	wool, flax, cotton, string	leashes, wicks, sewing
Glowing part	glow jelly, ectoplasm, angler lure, spores	torches, chips, dials, consoles
Binder	bone, gel, egg	Epoxy, leashes
Hardener	venom, toxin, stinger, carnivorous seeds	Epoxy
Shell part	chitin, scales, crab shell, troll tusk, sandworm tooth	heat shields, jetpacks, ship engines
Explosive	bomb gland, gunpowder	rocket stages, cargo, deployers
Insulation	leather, fur, wool, plastic, tar, fabric	cables and pipes

And on its own: the fire gland, which lights engines.

Where they come from

Each creature's page lists its drops. A few: spiders (string, venom), slimes (gel), ghosts (ectoplasm), jellyfish (glow jelly), scorpions (stinger, venom), scarabs (chitin), salamanders and imps (fire glands), bomb toads (bomb glands).

On the progress path

FE11FarmMain path

A sub-action of the step Mob farm: not needed to go on, but counted in your progress.

BeforeFE10 · Wax and honey
This stepFE11 · Mob farm

See it on the progress path