Use the crude knife on stone shards to create a crude axe head. Use the crude axe head on a crude shaft to create a crude axe. Use the crude knife on a wood scrap to create a kindling. Use the kindling on a wood scrap to create a campfire. Navigation menu Personal tools Create account Dark mode Log in.
Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source View history. I used to have a deed there but that deed is long gone. Someone else is living in the area and I can barely recognise it. I hope some of you can give me tips.
Would really like to play again, but the hurdles I have to take to get the basics back have been holding me back for a while now. EDIT: Cant be much help on groups in Freedom willing to help new players as my knowledge on pve communities is scanty. And doing all that without getting eating. Looking forward to it Thanks for the reply this is really helpful.
Hey, if you need anything drop me a message on the forums I have quite a bit of extra stuff lying around my deed, will send you what I can to help you get started.
I'm assuming you're wanting to do this without putting any cash in, since a quick look through the WTS board has lots of people selling basic, cheapy tools for very little - you could get a complete set of tools with basic enchants for a few silver. A lot of deeds have mailboxes - asking in local for the nearest one will probably show you a close one - but failing that, all the starter deeds have them. For food, foraging is your friend - it's not great, but you can get everything you need to make some basic meals.
A source of clay for pottery and some crude tools if you genuinely don't have any of the starter tools is all you need. Or just ask in one of the chats - most folks will mail you a hot meal for nothing more than the postage cost. If you've lost your newbie tools, you can get a fresh set by making a new throw-away character and meeting up with it and trading the tools across.
Or just make yourself a set of crude tools, and ask around for the nearest publicly-accessible clay and iron. You will need both to make your first tool, a crude knife. To avoid foraging and rummage you will need tools to cut trees and mine rock. Crude tools includes shovel to dig clay required to make bowl. If you dont still have materials with former forage and rummage, go back in forest and rock tiles,.
Note that all none of the crude tools can be repared, that will lead you to make iron tools in replacement as soon as possible. Therefore keep iron rocks for that purpose. Rummage again until you have:.
It is recommended that you search for clay , and take crude shovel. Eventually you are going to need to cook casseroles, and carry water around with you.
Jars are a lot lighter than small barrels full of water, and are also good for mixing liquids such as lye and dyes. Once you find clay, they are also much easier to make. The clay bowl and clay jar have to be cooked in a firecamp to make pottery bowl and jar. In the same fire you will make the first iron tools. Prepare for a long fire, check your fire fuel stocks.
You may go to dig peat, tar, cut tree for logs, use kindling, forage for sprouts. Use your crude knife on woodscrap and make a kindling. Use the kindling on the woodscrap to make a campfire. Use the remaining iron lump to make 4 small nails for a small cart , 3 large nails for a rope tool , 1 small nail for a small barrel , rake blade , large anvil. If still enough lump you can contine using large anvil on lump to make ribbons for food storage bin and bulk storage bin. The small cart is far the best storage at first.
It requires very few iron, can store anything and is mobile. Starter set is with leather armor, which requieres leather, and thus to kill some beast With the convenient tools very few iron for that , cloth armor requires only cotton but wont protect a lot. Esiest armor to make at this point seems to be iron. Same for weapon.
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