Black Myth: Wukong— How To Get Kun Steel

Black Myth: Wukong has a myriad of bosses, each of which poses a different challenge. Players have to formulate strategies and learn the patterns of every boss to take them down. Additionally, they have to make the best weapons to enhance their damage output.

Crafting these weapons requires high-quality materials, and finding them can prove to be a big undertaking. Black Myth: Wukong players will find that the best weapons need mythical items, making them one of the rarest resources in the game. Kun Steel falls in the same category, so this guide will help players get their hands on this valuable crafting material.

How To Get Kun Steel In Black Myth: Wukong

Kun Steel is a Mythical resource, which means it is far rarer than Legendary or Epic items. It is so uncommon that players can only obtain the item in limited quantities. In every playthrough, players can potentially obtain six Kun Steel. They can be obtained via these methods:

• Beating The Duskveil (Chapter 4 Secret Boss)
• Beating Yellow Loong (Final Loong Boss)
• Beating The Hundred-Eyed Daoist Master (Chapter 4 Main Boss)
• Beating The Yaksha (Chapter 5 Main Boss)
• Beating Erlang Shen (Chapter 3 Secret Boss)
• Inside a chest in the Flaming Mountains

Can You Get More Kun Steel In Black Myth: Wukong?

Unfortunately, there is no way to farm the resource. Players will only be able to obtain a finite number of Kun Steel in a single playthrough. So, they are advised to seek out and find all of them. Given its rarity, it is apparent that Kun Steel is needed to craft four outstanding weapons. These include:

Take Some Time Before Making A Decision

All of these weapons are of the highest quality, but players should wait before crafting them. Take some time to assess each weapon and then craft the one that suits their build. For instance, if players make the Dark Iron Staff, they will need to focus on improving the defense of the Destined One as the weapon boosts attack depending on the defense of the Destined One.

So, players are advised to hold off crafting any weapon that might not give them an advantage in their playthrough. However, if they have Kun Steel in excess, then it shouldn’t be a problem. They should make any remaining weapons to obtain the trophy tied to it.