How To Get Ironwood in Return to Moria

Welcome back to Return to Moria! In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of obtaining Ironwood, a valuable resource that can be used for crafting powerful tools and recipes. So grab your ax and let's get started!

How To Get Ironwood in Return to Moria

Section 1: Obtaining Ironwood

To collect Ironwood, you have two main options: cutting down giant mushrooms or breaking furniture in ancient fortresses. Here's how you can do it:

1.1 Cutting Down Giant Mushrooms: When it comes to obtaining Ironwood in Return to Moria, your best bet is to head over to The Lower Deeps area, where you'll find high mushrooms with tree-like trunks. These mushrooms are not only visually stunning but also a great source of Ironwood.

To start your Ironwood collection, equip yourself with a powerful ax. The stronger the ax, the more efficient your woodcutting will be. Using a weak ax might take longer and yield fewer resources. If you don't have a suitable ax, try inscribing an Emerald on the Rune Table to create one.

Once you're equipped, venture into The Lower Deeps and search for the giant mushrooms. These towering fungi are hard to miss and offer large quantities of Ironwood. Position yourself near the base of the mushroom and start swinging your ax. As you chop away, the mushroom will gradually collapse, revealing Wood Scraps and Ubasam Wood. Collect these resources and continue your quest for Ironwood.

1.2 Breaking Furniture in Ancient Fortresses: If cutting down giant mushrooms isn't your preferred method, you can also try breaking furniture in ancient fortresses. While this approach may not guarantee as much success as cutting down mushrooms, it's still worth a try, especially if you're already exploring these areas.

To find ancient fortresses, venture deeper into The Lower Deeps. These fortresses hold secrets and treasures from the past, and among them are remnants of furniture made from Ironwood. As you explore the fortress rooms, keep an eye out for chairs, tables, bookshelves, and other wooden objects. Break them apart, and you may be lucky enough to find Ironwood.

It's important to note that furniture is relatively rare in these areas, so your chances of finding it may be low. However, if you stumble upon any, breaking it will still yield valuable Ironwood that can be used for crafting.

Section 2: Utilizing Ironwood