WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Stone
Stone nodes around cliffs, mountains, and other rock formations.
Before you go
- A rock or mining tool.
- Inventory space and a route back to base.
- A building or storage plan for the gathered stone.
Farming steps
- Gather loose stones for an immediate small supply if needed.
- Travel to rocky terrain and locate a stone node distinct from sulfur and metal.
- Check the surrounding area for nearby players.
- Mine the node, following visible hotspots when practical.
- Collect the stone and head back before the route or inventory becomes a liability.
- Deposit the haul at base.
- Spend it on building or keep it for a planned upgrade.
- Consecutive hotspot hits raise resources per hit; missing one resets the bonus.
- Hotspots may take time to load and require illumination to be visible.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat whenever construction or base work calls for more stone. The node run is repeatable, and stone can be stored for later projects.
Common mistakes
- Mining the wrong node type: confirm the appearance first.
- Expecting hotspot hits to increase the node's total yield: they change per-hit resources only.
- Filling inventory without checking the trip home: leave room to carry the haul safely.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the current build or upgrade has enough stone, then return or switch to another material goal.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
Open a guide to find other locations and see what the item is used for.
