Manually roasting meat and vegetables over an open fire inEnshroudedis immersive and all, but it quickly gets tedious, especially once you find yourself needing to cook food in bulk. TheFarmer’s Fireplacesolves this problem, but you’ll need to make it first before you can enjoy its benefits.
There’s a variety of different fireplaces inEnshrouded, but the one made by the Farmer is special. Like other NPC-specific crafting stations, this one has its own, unique use — one that players will quickly find to be invaluable as they continue their journey throughout Embervale.
How to Make a Fireplace for the Farmer in Enshrouded
First, let’s clear up some confusion. TheFarmer’s Fireplaceis different from theregular fireplacescrafted from the Workbenchor Carpenter. Placing a normal Stone or Clay Fireplace next to her won’t do anything except brighten up her surroundings. The Fireplace you’re looking for is the one on the Farmer’s crafting screen, which is counted as its own, separate entity with a unique function.
Find A Kettle
Now, if you’re looking to craft the Farmer’s Fireplace crafting station, you’ll need to find a Kettle first. If you took theFireplace for the Farmer quest,Enshroudedwill show you exactly where to get one. The quest will take you to Pikemead’s Reach, the same area where you canfind the Guard of the North armor set. Just follow the quest marker, and you’ll get a Kettle in no time. Once you get it, you’ll also unlock the Kettle recipe on the Blacksmith’s crafting screen under the Tools & Components section. If you’re ever in need of an extra Kettle, just bring 5 Metal Scraps and the Blacksmith will make one for you.
The Farmer’s Fireplace Recipe
Now that you have your first Kettle, speak with the Farmer again, and you’ll see the Fireplace recipe on her crafting screen. Bring the following materials to craft it:
Then, put the Fireplace down like any other crafting station, and you’ll be free to use it whenever you want.
Benefits & Uses Of The Farmer’s Fireplace
The Farmer’s Fireplace unlocks additional food recipes for the Farmer herself. However, if you use the Fireplace, you’ll be given the option to cook raw meat and vegetables in bulk, much like how you’d make Dried Fur at the Hunter’s Drying Rack or ingots at the Blacksmith’s Smelter. You can leave the Fireplace alone without having to worry about burning your food, so feel free to explore orfarm for legendary weaponswhile your meals are cooking.
