Enshrouded: How to Get Tar

Enshrouded is a captivating survival game set in the mysterious world of Embervale. Developed by Keen Games, this action-packed RPG combines elements of crafting, combat, and exploration. In this game, players assume the role of the Flameborn, the last hope for the world affected by the creeping blight, the Shroud.

To survive in the perilous world full of tough enemies, you’ll need to craft powerful tools and weapons, for which you’ll need supplies. Among the vital resources needed is tar. It’s one of the early-game materials that you’ll need to craft various items in Enshrouded. Keep reading to learn how to get and use tar in Enshrouded.

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How to Get Tar in Enshrouded

There are three ways to get tar in Enshrouded. The first and recommended way is to craft it yourself. To do so, you will need a charcoal kiln. You can start the crafting process by interacting with the charcoal kiln. This will take you to the crafting menu, where you will need to find and choose tar. If you don’t have a charcoal kiln, you can build it after unlocking the Blacksmith. However, the recipe requires 20 stone.

The resources you need to craft tar are:

This will produce 20 x tar, and the kiln will take six minutes to prepare one batch. For larger quantities, it would be a good idea to load up the kiln with lots of logs and dirt.

The second way of getting tar is by cooking food, or rather, by overcooking it. You can overcook food in a fireplace or a campfire. It doesn’t matter which food is used, it could be meat, corn, or any other vegetable. It would be a good idea to use items like mushrooms because they are more accessible and in plentiful supply. Choose something that can be easily obtained and won’t be wasted on making charcoal. All you have to do is hold the food in the fire after it has been fully cooked, and it will soon turn into tar. It is not the most efficient of methods so it’s not generally recommended because not only is it slow, but also ineffective if you require tar in larger quantities.

You can also find tar in extinguished campfires. Once the campfire has been put out, you can collect one piece of tar from it. Again, this isn’t exactly a reliable method as you will have to look for campfires, and it will only yield one piece of tar.