Tales of Seikyu Wiki
Materials track the resources players should gather, store, process, and protect before crafting stations, tools, buildings, or upgrades.
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| Name | Name | Rarity | Source | Used For | Obtain Method | Use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WoodWood supports early stations, furniture, farm upgrades, and building projects. | Wood | Common | Trees, branches, and logging routes | Crafting stations, planks, furniture, ranch projects, and home improvements | Gather branches or cut trees and stumps with the appropriate axe. | Save wood before selling extras, then process some into planks for construction projects. |
| StoneStone is a basic material needed for machines, ranch work, and many early recipes. | Stone | Common | Rocks, mining routes, and scattered gathering spots | Charcoal Kiln, Silo, construction, crafting, and station upgrades | Break rocks with a hammer or gather loose stone while exploring. | Keep a reserve of stone for stations and ranch buildings before using it casually. |
| ClayClay is an easy-to-overlook material used in several station and ranch requirements. | Clay | Common material | Rocks, trash cans, and gathering spots | Charcoal Kiln, ranch upgrades, machines, and construction recipes | Break rocks, check trash cans, and gather from resource nodes when available. | Store clay early because it is often required alongside stone, planks, and ingots. |
| Copper OreCopper ore is the first ore tier players use for basic tool and building progression. | Copper Ore | Early ore | Mining nodes and forge purchases | Copper ingots, tool progression, ranch kits, and station recipes | Mine ore nodes or buy copper ore from Hephaestus’s Forge when affordable. | Smelt copper ore into ingots once the furnace is available and keep extra for construction. |
| Iron OreIron ore supports stronger tools, weapons, and mid-game construction projects. | Iron Ore | Mid-tier ore | Mining nodes and forge purchases | Iron ingots, weapons, tool upgrades, ranch buildings, and crafting | Mine deeper or buy iron ore from Hephaestus’s Forge when gold is available. | Smelt iron ore for weapon, tool, and ranch projects that improve daily efficiency. |
| Gold OreGold ore supports valuable gifts, crafting, and premium upgrade paths. | Gold Ore | Valuable ore | Advanced mining and forge purchases | High-value crafting, gifts, ingots, and late upgrade planning | Mine higher-tier nodes or buy gold ore from Hephaestus’s Forge when you can afford it. | Reserve gold ore for important recipes or relationship gifts before converting it into quick money. |
| Copper IngotCopper ingots convert early ore into a usable form for construction and upgrades. | Copper Ingot | Crafted material | Smelting copper ore | Ranch structures, tool upgrades, machines, and crafting recipes | Process copper ore through the Smelting Furnace after building the station. | Use copper ingots for early construction priorities before spending them on optional projects. |
| Iron IngotIron ingots are a mid-game bottleneck for stronger tools, weapons, and ranch expansions. | Iron Ingot | Crafted material | Smelting iron ore | Weapons, ranch upgrades, tools, machines, and construction | Smelt iron ore in the Smelting Furnace after securing ore and fuel. | Spend iron ingots on progression upgrades before cosmetic or low-impact projects. |
Wood supports early stations, furniture, farm upgrades, and building projects.
Obtain: Gather branches or cut trees and stumps with the appropriate axe.
Use: Save wood before selling extras, then process some into planks for construction projects.
Stone is a basic material needed for machines, ranch work, and many early recipes.
Obtain: Break rocks with a hammer or gather loose stone while exploring.
Use: Keep a reserve of stone for stations and ranch buildings before using it casually.
Clay is an easy-to-overlook material used in several station and ranch requirements.
Obtain: Break rocks, check trash cans, and gather from resource nodes when available.
Use: Store clay early because it is often required alongside stone, planks, and ingots.
Copper ore is the first ore tier players use for basic tool and building progression.
Obtain: Mine ore nodes or buy copper ore from Hephaestus’s Forge when affordable.
Use: Smelt copper ore into ingots once the furnace is available and keep extra for construction.
Iron ore supports stronger tools, weapons, and mid-game construction projects.
Obtain: Mine deeper or buy iron ore from Hephaestus’s Forge when gold is available.
Use: Smelt iron ore for weapon, tool, and ranch projects that improve daily efficiency.
Gold ore supports valuable gifts, crafting, and premium upgrade paths.
Obtain: Mine higher-tier nodes or buy gold ore from Hephaestus’s Forge when you can afford it.
Use: Reserve gold ore for important recipes or relationship gifts before converting it into quick money.
Copper ingots convert early ore into a usable form for construction and upgrades.
Obtain: Process copper ore through the Smelting Furnace after building the station.
Use: Use copper ingots for early construction priorities before spending them on optional projects.
Iron ingots are a mid-game bottleneck for stronger tools, weapons, and ranch expansions.
Obtain: Smelt iron ore in the Smelting Furnace after securing ore and fuel.
Use: Spend iron ingots on progression upgrades before cosmetic or low-impact projects.
Keep wood, stone, clay, ore, ingots, planks, and hardwood until you know your next station, tool, and construction costs.
Seeds cover seasonal planting choices, crop timing, reharvest value, and where players usually obtain crops for farm profit planning.
EquipmentEquipment covers tools, weapons, rods, and hybrid gear that affect mining, logging, combat safety, fishing, and daily route efficiency.
CharactersCharacters cover important villagers, romance candidates, shopkeepers, and service NPCs players visit for story, gifts, shops, and quests.
WorldsWorld records explain the main places players visit for farming, shops, fishing, ruins, social routines, and long-term upgrades.
Map & RoutesMap and route records help players combine errands, shops, shrines, fishing, mining, and social visits into efficient daily loops.
MachinesMachines cover farm stations and utility systems that convert raw materials into better tools, food, storage, fuel, and production.
CraftingCrafting records explain practical production steps, material conversions, and station choices that support upgrades and farm expansion.
MoneyMoney records compare the farming, fishing, requests, mining, cooking, forage, and ranch routines that keep a save funded.