Shroud Wood in Enshrouded is needed to craft many essential tools early in the game, including the Fell Axe, Glider, and Grappling Hook.
Enshrouded doesn’t tell you where to find its many resources, so we’ve quickly explained it to you. how to get shroud wood below, with some tips and best place to grow Shroud Wood at the start of the game.
It’s worth keeping in mind that materials respawn after a short time in the game, or sometimes after restarting the game, meaning you can farm Shroud Wood in specific locations regardless of your progress in the game .
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How to get Shroud Wood in Enshrouded
You need to cut down trees inside Shroud areas to get Shroud Wood in Ensrouded.. These are the foggy, obscured areas that show a timer at the top of the screen when you enter them. Shroud areas are also displayed as blue fog on the map.
Since you only have a limited amount of time in Shrouds before you get into trouble (five minutes at the start) and you can’t fast travel inside a ShroudWe recommend staying as close to the entrance as possible when farming wood so you can quickly take a break when you see the countdown going down.
The best place to farm Shroud Wood in early Enshrouded is on the west side of Braelyn Bridgewhich you will naturally find when you go to save the blacksmith.
Although you can hit trees with your bare fists, it’s much faster to use an axe. You can make an ax with:
- Twigs x4
- Stone x1
- Chain x1
Shroud Wood is not automatically added to your inventory, so be sure to pick it up from the ground after destroying a tree.
If you want to spend more time in Shroud zones farming things like Shroud Wood, we recommend investing in the green survival portion of the skill tree so you can unlock the Inner Fires and Relentless Flame skills. These are passive abilities that grant you additional time inside the Shrouds.
Finally, remember that trees and other destructible objects reset when you exit the main menu and reload your save, so you can use this trick to farm Shroud Wood if you want. Or, you can wait a few days in-game for it to respawn naturally.
Good luck in the Shroud! For more help on crafting, check out the page or the page on how to get scrap metal.
