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Where Clay has been reported
Prima's Clay guide and GamesRef both connect Acid Slogel with this material. Their data may share a source, so agreement does not establish two independent tests. A legacy video also describes Clay as scarce and mentions obtaining it from Slogel. It does not establish a reliable location for the current build.
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Why early supplies matter
An Early Access recording uploaded on September 5 shows a player lacking Clay for farmland. That supports its role as an early construction bottleneck, rather than proving a universal research order. The available written sources also associate it with pottery and production facilities. Check the recipe you are trying to complete before treating every possible Clay use as equally urgent.
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Why this page does not promise a drop rate
GamesRef and the older Wiki publish different Acid Slogel percentages and stack limits. Prima describes the drop as uncommon but does not provide a figure that resolves the conflict. A data-table entry for Dirt Wall is also not proof of a normally generated farming target. Current drop rates, merchant availability and repeatable yields remain 待确认.
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Bone
Bone is reported as a material for bone weapons, armor and repairs. The named acquisition sources come from an unversioned database and need current-build confirmation.
Reported material sources
GamesRef lists Bone Pile, Shabby Skull Totem, Predatory Frog and Red Monster Rat in its source table. These are specific leads rather than a verified farming route. The database does not identify the game build behind its records. Current drop chances and the earliest dependable source remain 待确认.
Equipment and repair uses
The same database connects Bone to equipment crafting and repairs. A legacy walkthrough mentions wearing bone armor, while another reads a Bone Processing research branch. Together these support the existence of a bone-equipment chain in earlier builds. They do not validate every current recipe or the amount required for a repair.
What to check before farming
The older Wiki links bone objects with Festering Burrow rooms, but parts of its recipe data are empty. That prevents a complete material-chain answer from being assembled from those entries. No current independent walkthrough establishes a reliable route or medicine-production chain. Treat the named objects as investigation leads, with quantities and current locations marked 待确认.
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Copper
A current Copper mining route is not established by the collected evidence. The older Wiki describes Copper Ore being smelted into Copper Ingot, but its locations remain 待确认.
Ore and processed materials
The available Wiki entry distinguishes ore from the ingot made by smelting it. That distinction helps identify which stage a recipe is asking for. However, the entry is an older database record rather than a current crafting demonstration. It cannot establish the complete production chain or exact material costs.
Location claims need checking
The same record points toward Festering Burrow for copper deposits. No independent current-build source confirms the floor, generation chance or earliest access to those deposits. Repeating the region name as a guaranteed mining destination would overstate the evidence. The location and a reproducible gathering route therefore remain 待确认.
What the footage adds
A preview recording reads the name Copper rods while inspecting production or research. That is a lead for a processed copper product, not a demonstration of mining or smelting. The recording predates release and does not show a complete current recipe. Neither an optimal copper route nor a verified equipment list can be supplied from this material.