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  • Completing the Craft of Wool Thread in RuneScape: Dragonwilds

    Completing the Craft of Wool Thread in RuneScape: Dragonwilds

    In any Early Access survival game, what seems essential today may just be the beginning of a much larger journey in the future. At launch, however, Padded Cloth stands out as one of the main materials you’ll need in Runescape: Dragonwilds, particularly for crafting advanced gear.

    Acquiring Padded Cloth, however, can be quite the challenge. Our guide will outline the necessary steps to create it. The crafting process itself isn’t overly complicated; the real hurdle lies in meeting the demanding prerequisites. Once you have those sorted, you’ll be able to produce it relatively quickly.

    Getting a Loom Harness

    To craft Padded Cloth in Runescape: Dragonwilds, you’ll first need to significantly strengthen your character. Attempting to gather the necessary materials without adequate protection can lead to multiple defeats at the hands of formidable enemies.

    Access to a Loom is crucial, and this Loom must have two slots. By default, Looms only come with one slot, which means you’ll also need a Loom Harness to add that vital second slot.

    The downside? Crafting a Loom Harness requires you to gather Ram Horns, Iron Bars, Ash Planks, Oak Logs, and Wool Thread.

    To get Ram Horns, you’ll need to hunt Rams in the Stormtouched Highlands, a dangerous Level 4 zone located west of the Fractured Plains. This area is also the only place to find Iron deposits, so be prepared for some intense encounters while you gather these materials.

    Ash Planks require a Sawmill for crafting, but luckily, you won’t face tough challenges when looking for them. Oak Logs should be familiar to you by now, and we’ll cover Wool Thread shortly.

    Creating Padded Cloth

    A character stands beside a crafted wooden wall in Runescape Dragonwilds.

    Once you have the Loom Harness, you can utilize the two Loom slots to combine Rough Cloth and Wool Cloth. Let’s break these down.

    Rough Cloth

    1. Gather three Coarse Animal Fur from small woodland animals or collect one Flax from the Bramblemead Valley.
    2. Use your chosen ingredient at a Spinning Wheel to create Coarse Thread.
    3. Then take the Coarse Thread to a Loom to craft your Rough Cloth.

    Wool Cloth

    1. Collect three Soft Animal Fur from wolves or similar creatures, or obtain one Fleece from Rams or Sheep, commonly found across the Fractured Plains.
    2. As with Rough Cloth, use your ingredient at the Spinning Wheel to make Wool Thread. Keep in mind that some Wool Thread is also needed for the Loom Harness!
    3. Finally, use the Wool Thread at the Loom to produce Wool Cloth.

    For both types of cloth, you will only need to use one Loom slot. However, once you have both Rough Cloth and Wool Cloth ready, combine them in the Loom to create Padded Cloth. You’ll need plenty of this material for crafting iron-tier gear, so get comfortable with the spinning and looming processes!

  • Unlocking Wool Acquisition in Foundation: A Guide

    Unlocking Wool Acquisition in Foundation: A Guide

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    Foundation is a game where you can create a village from the ground up, evolving it into a military stronghold, a thriving economy, or a spiritual sanctuary. Depending on the path you choose, obtaining essential resources will be crucial for your success, so knowing how to get them will be beneficial.

    Wool is produced by sheep, which can be transformed into various valuable materials. Not only can wool help you earn significant gold, but it also meets the demands of your villagers.

    How to Get Wool


    To start collecting wool, you’ll need to raise sheep, which requires you to unlock the Sheep Farm. You can do this by reaching Level 10 in Progression and purchasing the Clothing option in the Progression Menu for 50 gold.

    Once the clothing option is acquired, you can build the following:

    • Sheep Farm
    • Weaver Hut
    • Tailor’s Workshop

    Building a Sheep Farm is essential for producing wool. After constructing it, you can click on the Sheep Farm and use the Paint Pasture button to designate an area for grazing.

    Painting the pasture area in Foundation

    Ensure that the pasture area is appropriately sized based on how many farmers you have assigned to the Sheep Farm.

    The game will notify you if the pasture area is too large or small, or if it meets the requirement.

    After setting everything up, you’ll just need to wait for the wool to be produced. You can also allocate space in a warehouse for storing wool, but if you want to refine it further, you will need additional buildings.

    How to Acquire Common Clothes

    Tailor's Workshop in Foundation

    After establishing your Sheep Farm, you can proceed to build a Weaver Hut. The Weaver Hut will convert wool into cloth, which is necessary for creating common clothes. You’ll receive one piece of cloth for every three pieces of wool, which can also be stored in your warehouses.

    If you prefer not to build a Sheep Farm and a Weaver Hut, you can purchase wool from the Resources menu after opening the trade route from Northbury.

    Once you have enough cloth, it’s time to establish a Tailor’s Workshop. This workshop will convert one unit of cloth into two pieces of common clothes, which can be sold to villagers at a Goods Stall or traded with the Myddle Kingdom through Trade Routes.

    Commoner needs in Foundation

    Common clothes are essential for fulfilling the needs of your commoners, so you’ll need to sell them at a Goods Stall in your village.

  • Ways to Obtain Wool in Aloft

    Ways to Obtain Wool in Aloft

    Obtaining Shears in Aloft is essential once you’ve explored the Emerald Isles to your satisfaction. After crafting the Shears, you can travel to Fallen Heights and discover what the second biome has to offer. With these Shears, you’ll be able to gather wool from your friendly animals like Alpacas and Sheep.

    To create wool, you’ll need to gather resources from the islands, which are readily available. However, turning that wool into usable fabric requires additional steps. By using wool sails, you can venture further by navigating from your home island. Additionally, creating wool threads allows you to build a Loom, which is necessary for processing other types of fabrics.

    Crafting Shears

    To craft Shears, gather the following materials:

    • One Carved Wood
    • Two Hardstones

    These materials can be acquired on the Emerald Isles, which are accessible from the start of the game. To find Hardstones, look for black square nodes in the area and use your pickaxe to break them apart.

    Create a Stone Pickaxe using one sharp stone, one stone, and one piece of wood.

    To obtain Carved Wood, combine three Wood and one Hardstone on your workbench. After this, you’ll be ready to craft your Shears.

    Collecting Wool

    The player stands near a sheep in Aloft.

    While exploring Emerald Isles, you’ll likely come across several Sheep or Alpacas. You can bring them back to your farm by using Hay and taking care of them. Over time, these animals will grow wool, which you can collect using your Shears by standing next to them. They will continue to regrow wool as long as they are well-fed.

    Using Wool

    Wool Square Sail is displayed in Aloft.

    Wool is a versatile resource that allows you to craft essential machinery like the Loom and Spinner. To produce Wool Cloth, you must construct a Loom using Wool Threads.

    Once you have Wool Cloth, you can utilize it to make Wool Sails. These sails are necessary to access the second biome, Fallen Heights. You can create several types of sails:

    • Wool Square Sail
    • Wool Bermuda Sail
    • Wool Lateen Sail
    • Wool Gaff Sail
    • Wool Junk Sail