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Fossilized Amber

Ancient tree sap hardened over centuries, containing memories from before The Silence. Fossilized Amber is the rarest material in the forest tier and the one that decides how long any forest weapon takes to build. Living Wardrobe drops it at 18.42%, roughly one per five and a half kills, and that is the only viable source. Grandfather Clock manages 0.48%, about one per 208. Chair Treant and Teapot Toadstool sit at 0.15%, around one per 666. That gap is the single most important number in forest crafting. Grandfather Clock is where every other material comes from, and it drops amber roughly forty times slower than Living Wardrobe does. Farming the clock for amber is a mistake that costs hours. Vendors pay 40 Tria, double Living Bark and four times the mid-tier materials. It is still not worth selling, since a single piece represents several minutes of targeted farming and the weapons it builds sell for 156 to 364 Tria. Recipe requirements: 1 for Thornprick, 2 for Amber Mallet, Hummingbird Bloom and Briar Blade, 4 for Heartwood Maul, Forest Stag and Rootcleaver. No level or class restriction, and no shop stocks it. The reference to The Silence is the only mention of it anywhere in the material line, and the amber is described as holding memories from before it happened. Memory Sap carries four hundred years of history and comes from the Mother Tree. Whatever the forest is preserving, the top-tier weapons are made from it. Plan your farming around this material and nothing else. Split your time between Living Wardrobe for amber and Grandfather Clock for everything else, and the amber will still finish last.

Fossilized Amber

Fossilized Amber value in The Portal
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Added byAsaak1924

Ancient tree sap hardened over centuries, containing memories from before The Silence. Fossilized Amber is the rarest material in the forest tier and the one that decides how long any forest weapon takes to build. Living Wardrobe drops it at 18.42%, roughly one per five and a half kills, and that is the only viable source. Grandfather Clock manages 0.48%, about one per 208. Chair Treant and Teapot Toadstool sit at 0.15%, around one per 666. That gap is the single most important number in forest crafting. Grandfather Clock is where every other material comes from, and it drops amber roughly forty times slower than Living Wardrobe does. Farming the clock for amber is a mistake that costs hours. Vendors pay 40 Tria, double Living Bark and four times the mid-tier materials. It is still not worth selling, since a single piece represents several minutes of targeted farming and the weapons it builds sell for 156 to 364 Tria. Recipe requirements: 1 for Thornprick, 2 for Amber Mallet, Hummingbird Bloom and Briar Blade, 4 for Heartwood Maul, Forest Stag and Rootcleaver. No level or class restriction, and no shop stocks it. The reference to The Silence is the only mention of it anywhere in the material line, and the amber is described as holding memories from before it happened. Memory Sap carries four hundred years of history and comes from the Mother Tree. Whatever the forest is preserving, the top-tier weapons are made from it. Plan your farming around this material and nothing else. Split your time between Living Wardrobe for amber and Grandfather Clock for everything else, and the amber will still finish last.

Fossilized Amber is a tradeable item in The Portal. The current market value is 0 Tria. This item has unknown demand in the trading community.

This item belongs to: Material, Crafting, Loot.

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