STEAM FULL RELEASE · RECIPE DATABASE

Welcome to Elderfield Recipes

Find crafting recipes, ingredients, required stations and unlocks, then jump directly to where each ingredient comes from.

507 recipes

What Are You Trying to Do?

A browse answers "what does this recipe need". If the question underneath it is a different one, one of these is the shorter route.

Make Something

Search for the thing you want to make: the card answers with what it needs, where it is made, and whether it is available yet.

Search the recipe database

Use an Ingredient

Search for a material you are holding, or open the ingredient index, to see every recipe that takes it — including the recipes that accept it as any one of a group.

See what an ingredient makes

Browse a Station

Open a bench to see every recipe the release records at it, with the count behind each one.

Browse by station

Find a Missing Requirement

Tell the checker the recipe and it answers what is still standing between you and it. This page stops at what the release records.

Open the Dependency Checker

Recipe Results

Every recipe the release records, one card per thing you can make. Narrow the list by output type, station, profession, ingredient or unlock, then open the recipe you want.

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How to Read a Recipe Card

What a card says, and what it deliberately does not, so a requirement cannot be read as something the release did not record.

An ingredient is one of two instructions. A plain line — Copper Bar ×2 — is two Copper Bars. A line marked any of — Celery ×2, any of 4 — is two of any one of those items; the release groups a base material with all of its quality and variant keys, so the count is how many distinct items will do.

A recipe is made at a station, which is a place a player stands: the Forge, the Oven, the Prep Table, the Witching Mortar. When the release records no station, the recipe belongs to a profession instead: Food, Potion, Decorative. The card prints whichever one it has.

An unlock is what the release records and nothing more. Where it says a recipe needs an unlock and does not record the trigger, the card says exactly that and stops — no quest is named, because the release names none.

Direct ingredient
One of this item. ×2 means two of it.
Any of a group
Two of any one of the listed items will do, not two of each.
Station
A place the player stands and crafts, such as the Forge.
Profession
The system a recipe belongs to when it is not made at a station.
Requires an unlock
The release says a recipe needs one and does not record what triggers it.
Blueprint
The release names the recipe or blueprint item the recipe is learnt from.

What Can I Make With This?

Ingredients at least 5 recipes share, most used first. Pick one to see every recipe that takes it, or open the item to find where it comes from.

A recipe that accepts any one of a group is listed under the group’s name. Search for a particular fish or cheese to see which groups accept it.

An ingredient accepted as any one of several items has no page of its own; it is the group’s name that is listed here.

Browse by Crafting Station

The places a player stands and crafts. A recipe is made at one of these, or it belongs to a profession — never both, which is why nothing here is a profession.

Browse by Output

What the recipes in this database make, grouped by what the release records about the output. Materials is this page’s word for an output another recipe consumes.

Recipe Locked or Missing?

This page says what the release records about a recipe. When the requirement is a chain — an item you cannot get yet, or a gate you cannot open — the Dependency Checker is the page that answers it.

Check Requirements

Looking for an Ingredient?

Every ingredient on a card is a link where the release publishes the item. For a material you only know by sight, the Item Finder takes a name and answers with where it comes from.

Open the Item Finder

The crafting systems themselves

The crafting page explains the benches, the upgrades and how the systems fit together. This page answers a narrower question: what does one recipe need.

Open the Crafting Guide

Playing the original Demo?

The archive has no recipe database of its own

This database is built from the Steam release. The archived Demo predates the crafting tables and records no recipes at all, so there is nothing to search there and no archive recipe list to point at. Its item search is the closest entry point the archive has.

Open the Demo item search