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Learn how to get Straw in enshrouded, a crucial advanced resource for crafting many items.
What is Straw in Enshrouded
Straw is a common resource in Enshrouded that is required to craft multiple useful items. You can use this resource to craft the Honey Beehive and Comfort 5+ Beds. Straw seems to be an easy-to-get type of item but in reality, it is actually a rather difficult resource to locate. The game offers only one major location to start with. This resource doesn’t appear on its own in the open world. However, if you need more straw, you can either come back to the Bounty Barn or create your own fields of wheat.
Where to Find Straw in Enshrouded
You can find Straw and Wheat in Bounty Barn in Nomad Highlands. It’s an abandoned farm in the desert directly east of the pillars of Creation and next to the Elixil well in Nomad Highlands. However, passing pillars of creation and entering the desert requires a minimum flame altar at level 4. Check the map below for reference on where exactly Bounty Barn is located.
To get to the Straw, you must collect wheat, the yellow straws growing on abandoned fields surrounding Bounty Barn. You don’t need any tools; you can pick it up with your hands. Press the “E” default button to gather. Around this abandoned barn and farm are other crops worth collecting, so ensure you have enough space in your inventory when heading there. You will also find Bell Peppers and Sage Plants there.
Additionally, it’s worth mentioning that alongside straw, you will also collect wheat grains from wheat.
What is Straw Used For?
Straw in Enshrouded is a versatile material used in various crafting recipes, particularly for items that enhance comfort and utility. You can use Straw for crafting beehives, which produce honey and wax. Straw is also used as a key component for building materials like straw roof blocks. From Sharpshooter Vests, Sharpshooter Trousers, and Sharpshooter Gloves to Palm Wood Bed and Large Boreal Wood Bed, Straw plays a key ingredient.
How to Grow Wheat to Get Straw in Enshrouded
While collecting straw at Bounty Barn, you will also pick up wheat grains. Return to your home base and place wheat grains in the seedbed alongside 1x Water and 1x Fossilized Bone Dust to craft Wheat Seedlings. Fossilized Bone is another resource you will find in Nomad Highlands.
After you get your Wheat Seedlings you can plant them anywhere around your base. Special soil types, such as farm soil and fertilized farm soil, can speed up the plant’s growth process, both made by Farmer NPC.
Fossilized Bone Dust is obtained from any large piece of bone that you use your pickaxe on. Get the Fossilized Bone from the west of Nomad Highlands Ancient Spire. You will find a giant fossilized rib cage. Dig the ribs or spine with a Pickaxe. You can get Water from Wells throughout the world. Here you have to craft a Water Well and an Improved Water Well to get the Water. Collect the required materials for Both types of Wells and use the Carpenter to craft them.
Straw in Enshrouded is a versatile resource with multiple uses for crafting, and building. You can use this resource to craft Beehives and build structures like straw roof blocks and other building components. You can get Straw from Bounty Barn, situated just east of Umbral Hollow and south of the Nomad Highlands Ancient Spire. Pick up wheat grains while collecting Straw and place wheat grains in seed bed to craft Wheat Seedlings. Plant the Wheat Seedlings anywhere in your base.
FAQs About Straw in Enshrouded
Can you plant straw in Enshrouded?
Yes, you can plant wheat to grow straw. You need to find wheat seeds in the open world and put them in a seedbed with water and fossilized bone dust.
What is straw used for in Enshrouded?
Straw is used to craft beehives and other items like Sharpshooter Vests, Sharpshooter Trousers, Sharpshooter Gloves, Palm Wood Bed and Large Boreal Wood Bed.
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