Outriders/Drop Pod Resources and crafting materials
Drop Pod Resources and crafting materials
Build Anomaly Extract by dismantling unwanted gear
Dismantling unneeded Apocalypse gear recovers resources that can support upgrades to chosen equipment.
PC / Global, base game; Worldslayer expansion routes labeled
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Inventory dismantling screen after a Trial or other Worldslayer gear run; use recovered resources at camp.
Worldslayer gear runs produce items you may not want to equip. Dismantling eligible unwanted equipment returns crafting resources, including Anomaly Extract according to the item. This creates a practical cycle: collect gear, protect useful pieces, dismantle true duplicates, and spend recovered materials on a chosen upgrade.
Own Worldslayer and be collecting Apocalypse gear.
Have gear you have reviewed and decided not to keep.
Have access to camp crafting for using recovered resources.
Finish a Trial or another activity that provides gear.
Open the inventory and review each item before dismantling.
Compare attributes, level, and the Apocalypse third mod with your current build and possible alternatives.
Lock or otherwise protect items that are useful; identify duplicates and unwanted pieces.
Dismantle only the reviewed items through the inventory interface.
Check your Anomaly Extract and other recovered crafting resources.
Return to the Crafting Table and apply materials to a gear piece worth improving.
Farming tips
A duplicate may still carry a mod or attribute combination useful for another build, so inspect before breaking it down.
Resource returns depend on the item; do not assume every dismantle yields the same amount.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat after gear runs as long as you have unwanted items. Dismantling consumes the selected items and returns resources according to their properties.
Common mistakes
Dismantling by rarity or level alone: check third mods and attributes first.
Expecting a fixed Anomaly Extract return from every item: review the actual inventory change.
Keeping every drop until inventory clogs: mark useful pieces, then process confirmed duplicates.
When to stop or switch
Stop dismantling when your inventory is clear or you have enough resources for the upgrade you planned; keep any item that may fill a build need.
