What are the tools for Wild Origin? Introduction to Essential Tools for Wild Origin

What tools are available in Wild Origins might be the most concerning question for many new players. In fact, the tool system in Wild Origins is at the core of survival and development. Reasonably making and using tools can greatly improve collection efficiency and combat ability. This guide aims to help everyone understand tool crafting, combat tool pairing, and share some operational methods combined with in-game mechanisms to help players quickly adapt to the rhythm of wilderness survival.

At the beginning, prioritize making an axe (20 wood + 5 flint) and a mattock (15 stone + 5 fiber). The axe is used for chopping trees to obtain wood; when felling large trees, roll fruits will drop, remember to dodge the falling tree trunks in time. When mining with the mattock, prioritize iron veins (gray rocks with a metallic luster), each hit consumes 2 stamina. Always keep 3 tools in your backpack, damaged tools can be dismantled to recover 50% of the materials. When encountering a treasure chest entangled by vines, use a fire arrow (5 wood + 3 feathers) to burn the vines. This type of arrow also deals extra damage to ice-attribute monsters.

A club (30 wood + 10 hard beast hide) is suitable for breaking through high-resilience enemies. A charged attack can trigger a shockwave, but the attack speed is slower. It is recommended to pair it with a log shield (15 wood + 5 vines): after defending against the boss's ice cone impact, immediately switch to the club for a charged counterattack. Fire arrows are very effective against frost predators and other ice bosses, a charged shot can ignite their armor, during which the boss cannot release ice shield skills. Note that in snowy scenes, prepare de-icing agents (3 salt ore + 1 snow water) in advance to prevent tools from freezing.

After unlocking the energy battery, you can start a small train in the Dariman Plain to quickly transport rare ores. Pay attention to slowing down early on curves while driving, derailing will result in a loss of 50% of the cargo. When pursued by mechanical beasts, press the interaction key to activate the track electromagnetic trap (needs to be set up in advance), which can paralyze the enemy for 10 seconds. It is suggested to place the toolbox (50 wood + 20 iron ingots) near the home hub, storing spare tools and repair materials, reducing the risk of tool damage in the wild.

After upgrading the workbench to level 2, unlock the tool enhancement function: embedding a sharp stone in the axe increases the cutting speed by 20%, adding a tough coating to the mattock extends its durability by 30%. A fire maca chip can be purchased from the weekly limited-time shop, increasing the damage of fire arrows by 35% after assembly.

Mastering the rules of tool making and usage scenarios can significantly reduce survival pressure. From the basic axe to the electromagnetic trap, each tool has irreplaceable value. Reasonably allocating resources, predicting environmental changes, and specifically enhancing attributes are the keys to improving efficiency in wilderness survival.