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Unscathed Materials Guide: Cloth, Rings, Fragments, Shards & Potions

Quick answer

The most important Unscathed materials are Cloth from the Innkeeper, Brass Metal Rings for gear recipes, Lucky Potions from expeditions, and Fragments or Shards for gem upgrades and trait rerolls.

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Published: Last reviewed: Patch-sensitive facts are marked for recheck
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Material Priority List

Unscathed materials matter because crafting, gems, traits, and potions all compete for your inventory. If you sell or spend everything immediately, you slow down the next upgrade. Use this page as a reserve list before opening the sell menu.

MaterialPrimary SourceUsed ForPriority
ClothInnkeeper shop rotationWraps and early crafting progressionHigh early
Brass Metal RingsMaterial farming and shop checksChainmail, Magnet, Teleporter-style craftsHigh mid-game
FragmentsExpeditions and Story rewardsGem upgradesAlways useful
ShardsHigher-value expeditions and rewardsTrait rerolls at FlowSave carefully
Lucky PotionsExpeditions, Story rewards, potion routesDestiny and luck potion chainsLong-term reserve
Epic / Rare / Legendary AuraAura rollingGear and potion recipesProtect recipe stacks

Cloth

Cloth is the first material many players search for because it gates early crafting. It is bought from the Innkeeper when the shop rotation includes it. The fastest routine is simple: check the Innkeeper, buy all Cloth shown, then continue playing until the next restock instead of waiting at the shop.

For the detailed route, use How to Get Cloth in Unscathed.

Brass Metal Rings

Brass Metal Rings become important after the first Cloth craft because several mid-game equipment recipes can ask for them. If you see them in a shop rotation or earn them from material rewards, keep a reserve before spending them.

When You Need RingsWhat to Do
Before ChainmailStop selling related aura duplicates and save rings
Before Magnet or TeleporterBuild a larger reserve because these recipes can be expensive
While still early gameBuy or keep rings, but do not pause all progression just to farm them

Fragments and Shards

Fragments and Shards are not just generic currencies. Fragments usually push gem upgrades forward, while Shards are used for trait rerolls. Shards are easier to waste because rerolling can consume them quickly without guaranteeing the trait you want.

CurrencyBest Use
FragmentsUpgrade Luck or element-specific Gems
ShardsReroll traits only after you know your target build

If you are still choosing an element, upgrade a general Luck route first. Once you know your chase aura or farming biome, invest in the matching element.

Lucky Potions

Lucky Potions are easy to underestimate because they look like consumables, but they also appear in expensive potion chains. Keep a long-term reserve if you plan to craft Destiny-style endgame potions.

The best sources are expeditions and Story rewards. Keep all expedition slots active whenever possible so potion income runs in the background.

Aura Ingredients

Some recipes use aura names or aura rarity stacks as ingredients. This is why auto-sell settings need to be adjusted around crafting goals.

Aura Ingredient TypeReserve Advice
Epic AuraKeep the amount needed for early gear before selling
Legendary AuraProtect large stacks for Chainmail and potion recipes
Nunchucks / Spartan / Cupid / AscendKeep named copies until you confirm they are not needed
Rare Aura stacksWatch blueprint and utility crafts

FAQ

What is the most important Unscathed material?

For new players, Cloth is the most urgent material because it appears early and has clear search demand. For mid-game players, Brass Metal Rings, Fragments, Shards, and Lucky Potions become more important.

Should I buy every material from the Innkeeper?

If you have enough cash, buying useful crafting materials is usually smart. Cloth and Brass Metal Rings are especially worth keeping because they connect to early and mid-game gear.

Why can't I craft even though I have some materials?

You are probably missing an aura ingredient, a currency stack, or a material that looks unrelated. Check the in-game recipe panel and compare every line, including rarity stacks like Epic Aura or Legendary Aura.

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