Fell & Sell Crafting Guide

Secure materials first

The central decision is when to leave. Official store information confirms that dying costs the entire unbanked haul. Deeper floors offer rarer rewards, but every extra room increases exposure to enemies and traps.

Treat a safe return as progress; a full inventory has no value until it reaches the shop. A recipe or rare material only advances the account after a safe return. When a critical component appears, reassess the run rather than treating it like ordinary inventory.

Choose the output's job

Weapons and armor improve future dungeon depth. Fixtures can add permanent combat buffs and sales appeal. Other goods may be better used as shelf inventory or Quest Board requirements.

Craft toward the current bottleneck instead of consuming every material immediately.

Recipes and progression

The official store confirms that materials and recipes power crafting but does not publish the unlock structure. Keep a recipe log with ingredients, station, output, unlock source, and version. Do not label a recipe a blueprint unless the game itself uses that term.

Economy connection

Crafted value should be compared with material scarcity, equipment need, shelf turnover, demand, prestige, and decoration effects. The highest sale tag may not be the best use of a component required for a survival upgrade.

Quest Board

Expedition feats can be turned in at the local Quest Board for gold, gear, and items. Check those objectives before spending rare materials, because a reward or requirement may change the best crafting decision.

Pending details

Crafting stations, exact recipes, craft time, fuel, quality tiers, failure chances, repair, dismantling, and complete unlock order remain unconfirmed. Capture them directly from the launch build before publishing numeric tables.