As a survival game, you'll be crafting all sorts of armor, weapons, and tools in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Core Keeper, so you'll need a varie൲ty of materꦫials to make things as you progress. One of these many materials is Wool, and it's needed to make a handful of early and mid-game armor pieces, among other things.

You can't just find Wool lying around in crates though. It's only a chance to get some from random chests, and it'll be a while before you find any armor that you c𝕴an salvage some from. If you want to start getting Wool early, you'll need s𒉰ome Bambucks around.

How To Find Bambucks

To get Wool, you'll first need to locate Bambucks specifically, a passive mob that has a chance to spawn in any Meadow biome, and resembles a hairy, horned goat with orange fur.

You can find the Meadow easily by looking for its bright yellow grass, as it's one of the brightest natural biomes and can be seen without torches if you ge💯t cl𝓡ose enough.

Bambucks can spawn alongside Moolin in the Meadow biome, but it can be dangerous to leave them there unless you block the area, as hostile mobs like Slimes will attack any Bambucks or Moolin near them if they get into the Meadow.

To make it easier and safer to get Wool consistently, you can use a Leash to move the Bambucks to your base and put them in a building or pen.

If you don't have a Leash, you can also hold any crop in your hand, and they'll follow you as long as ♛you stay within their ra♔nge while holding it.

How To Get Wool

You can't shear wool off your cattle with a tool: you'll need to feed your cattle to get it. Bambucks can 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:eat any plantable crop, and feeding them any two will make them start producing Wool.

To feed them, approach the Bambuck with any crop in your hand, such as Mushrooms or Heart Berries, then stand there and let them eat it from your hand.

Moolins eat the same crops as the Bambucks, so if you have both in one pen, the Moolins may unintentionally eat the crops you're trying to feed the Bambucks.

Once they've eaten enough, it will take ten real-world minutes for them to produce the Wool, and you can pick it up from the ground wherever you've left them.

They'll continue to produce Wool every ten minutes until they become hungry, thꦓen they'll need to be fed🀅 again to keep up production.

Best Uses For Wool

Wool has several uses in crafting recipes, such as the Loom, which makes a handful of vanity armor sets, but the most important of these recipes is the early-to-mid-game Scarlet Armor set and the Scarlet Shell Backpack that goes with it.

Both of them need the Scarlet Workbench and Scarlet Anvil to craft, and they're a direct upgrade from the Iron Armor set, as well as other early armor sets like the Hivebone Armor if you got lucky and found them while exploring.

The Scarlet Ore needed to make Scarlet Bars becomes available once you defeat the first three Bosses, reactivate the Core and speak to it for the first time, and breach the Outer Wall that leads into Azeos' Wilderness and its accomp🔥anying biomes.

The whole armor set provides you with 83 Max Health, 47 Armor, and a 15 percent Critical Hit chance at the base level, while the Scarlet Shell Backpack gives you an additional 15 Inventory Slots, 14 Armor, and 15 Max Health.

If you're in the late game, Wool is also one of the materials needed for the Speeder Go-kart, one of the best vehicles in the game.