Learn how to create a Library Room in v rising by defeating Maja the Dark Savant and building a Study. Get bonuses for Tailor equipment.
- Defeat Maja the Dark Savant (Level 47 V Blood boss).
- Build a Study (requires 12 Wooden Planks and 12 Copper Ingots).
- Obtain the Library Flooring recipe (found in chests in Dunley Farmlands or discovered via the Study for 75 Scrolls).
- Build the Paper Press (requires 12 Planks and 12 Copper Ingots) to craft Scrolls if needed.
Walkthrough
- 1Defeat Maja the Dark Savant, a Level 47 V Blood boss, to unlock the ability to build a Study.
- 2Construct the Study within your castle, which requires 12 Wooden Planks and 12 Copper Ingots.
- 3Search for the Library Flooring recipe by defeating enemies, bosses, and opening chests in the Dunley Farmlands region.
- 4Alternatively, if you cannot find the recipe, you can spend 75 Scrolls at the Study to discover a random recipe, which may include the Library Flooring.
- 5Scrolls can be found from enemy drops or chests, or crafted using the Paper Press (9 Gem Dust and 3 Paper per Scroll).
- 6To unlock the Paper Press, you first need to find its recipe out in the world and then build it, which costs 12 Planks and 12 Copper Ingots.
- 7Once you have the Library Flooring, open your build menu (B-Key), navigate to Castle > Floors, and select the Library Flooring (the eighth option).
- 8Create a medium-sized room and apply the Library Flooring.
Tips
- The Library Room provides a 25% reduction in the resources needed to craft certain items. For example, Scrolls will cost x9 Gem Dust and x3 Paper instead of x12 Gem Dust and x4 Paper.
- The Library Room bonuses apply to equipment classed as a Tailor.
- The Library Room can give bonuses to the Research Desk, Paper Press, Study, and Athenaeum workstations.
- A 25% reduction in crafting costs for specific items.
- Bonuses applied to Tailor-class equipment.
- Provides benefits to the Research Desk, Paper Press, Study, and Athenaeum.
100% Human-Written. AI Fact-Checked. Community Verified. Learn how AntMag verifies content