Crafting & Resources

Your friendly guide to crafting and resources in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Learn about cooking ingredients, gear materials, weapon components, and more to help you survive and thrive on Pandora.

Hey there, fellow Na'vi! So, you're diving into the wild world of Pandora in _Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora_ and wondering about all the stuff you can gather and make? You've come to the right place! Think of me as your experienced friend, here to help you navigate the ins and outs of crafting and resources without making you feel lectured. Let's get you set up to craft some awesome gear and cook some tasty meals! First off, a little heads-up: the crafting numbers you see might change. The guide mentions that the numbers shown in the Hunter's Guide are what you'll see *after* you've unlocked the Memories of the Maker Apex Memory. So, if your numbers look different, don't worry, it's probably because you haven't unlocked that skill yet. Pandora is packed with all sorts of goodies you can use. We can break them down into a few main categories: ## Cooking Ingredients These are your go-to for whipping up meals that'll give you buffs. Keep an eye out for: * Dew: You'll find this in various places, often glistening in the morning light. * Egg: Keep an eye on nests and creature lairs. * Fatty Meat: From the creatures you hunt. Make sure you're hunting them right to get the best cuts! * Fish: Pandora's waters are full of them. Time to try your luck with a fishing spear. * Fruit: Look for colorful and ripe fruits hanging from plants and trees. * Herbs: These are abundant in many biomes. Some might even have medicinal properties. * Lean Meat: Another staple from your hunts. * Milk: Some creatures might provide this, so pay attention to your surroundings. * Mushroom: Found in damp, shady areas. Be careful, some might be poisonous! * Nectar: Often found in flowers, this sweet substance can be quite useful. * Seed: Gathered from plants, these can be used in various recipes. ## Gear Crafting Materials Want to upgrade your armor or craft new gear? You'll need these: * Bark: Scrape it from trees. Different trees might yield different types of bark. * Cone: Often found near specific types of trees. * Fiber: Harvested from plants. Look for fibrous stalks and leaves. * Heavy Hide: From larger, tougher creatures. You'll need to be well-prepared to take them down. * Light Hide: From smaller or less armored creatures. * Moss: Grows on rocks and trees, especially in damp areas. * Shell: From various creatures, especially those found near water or in rocky terrains. * Tooth: A trophy from some of the more dangerous fauna. ## Weapon Crafting Materials To craft or improve your bows, spears, and other weapons, you'll be looking for: * Bast: Often found in plant fibers. * Bone: From the remains of creatures you defeat. * Branch: Plenty of these lying around, but you'll want specific types for better weapons. * Horn: Harvested from creatures with horns. * Reed: Found in marshy or watery areas. * Resin: Usually tapped from trees. * Root: Dug up from the ground, often near specific plants. ## Ikran Gear Crafting Materials Your trusty Ikran needs love too! To craft or upgrade its gear, you'll need: * Coarse Hide: Likely from larger flying or ground creatures. * Fishbone: A byproduct of fishing, perhaps? * Opal: A rare gem, so keep an eye out for sparkling deposits. * Sap: Similar to resin, often from trees. * Sinew: Strong fibers, likely from animal tendons. * Vine: Found in dense jungles and forests. ## Other Materials There are a few other odds and ends you'll come across: * Ammo Crafting Materials: For keeping your arrows and other projectiles stocked: * Pod: Likely from specific plants. * Spare Parts: You might find these from RDA wreckage or certain creatures. * Stick: Basic materials, easy to find. * Restorative: These are likely for healing or other beneficial consumables. Remember, exploring is key! The more you venture out into the different regions of Pandora, the more you'll discover unique resources. Pay attention to your surroundings, use your Na'vi senses, and don't be afraid to experiment with what you find. Happy crafting!