A Campfire is a basic crafting station in Conan Exiles used for cooking food, creating basic recipes, and providing a light source at night. It is an essential item for new players to survive in the Exiled Lands.

A Campfire can be placed anywhere on the ground where there’s enough space.

To craft a Campfire, players need to learn the “Primitive Cook” feat from the “Survival” category in the feats menu. Once learned, players can craft the Campfire using the recipe opposite.

• The Campfire requires fuel, such as wood or coal, to function.
• Be careful not to leave food on the Campfire for too long, as it may burn and become inedible.

A Large Campfire is an upgraded version of the basic Campfire in Conan Exiles. It functions similarly to the Campfire but has more inventory space, allowing players to cook food and create recipes more efficiently.

A Large Campfire can be placed anywhere on the ground where there’s enough space.

To craft a Large Campfire, players need to learn the “Advanced Campfire” feat from the “Survival” category in the feats menu. Once learned, players can craft the Large Campfire.

• The Large Campfire requires fuel, such as wood or coal, to function.
• Be careful not to leave food on the Large Campfire for too long, as it may burn and become inedible.

*“They camped that night on the northern slopes of those hills, and hook-nosed, fiery-eyed men of the hill tribes came in scores to squat about the fires and repeat news that had come up out of the mysterious desert.” *- Black Colossus.

Built of large pieces of wood, the bonfire is a blazing beacon in the night. Bonfires give off more light and heat than their lesser relative, the campfire, which can be an advantage if the priority is to remain warm, or a disadvantage if the priority is to remain hidden.

A Bonfire is a large crafting station in Conan Exiles used for cooking food, creating recipes, and providing a significant light source at night. It is an upgraded version of the Large Campfire, with even more inventory space, making it useful for bigger groups of players or for cooking larger amounts of food.

• The Bonfire requires fuel, such as wood or coal, to function.
• Be careful not to leave food on the Bonfire for too long, as it may burn and become inedible.

A Bonfire can be placed anywhere on the ground where there’s enough space.

To craft a Bonfire, players need to learn the “Bonfire” feat from the “Survival” category in the feats menu.

At a Bonfire, players can cook various food items, similar to the Campfire and Large Campfire, but with even more inventory space:

| Grilled Steak | 1x Raw Meat |
| Shredded Roast | 1x Feral Flesh |

A Stove is an advanced crafting station in Conan Exiles used for cooking and creating more complex food recipes, as well as making better-quality food items. It is a useful addition to a player’s base, especially for those who want to focus on the culinary aspect of the game.

To craft a Stove, players need to learn the “Stove” feat from the “Survival” category in the feats menu. Once learned, players can craft the Stove using the following materials:

| Stove | 50x Brick, 15x Iron Reinforcement |

• The Stove requires fuel, such as wood or coal, to function.
• Some recipes at the Stove may require ingredients created at other crafting stations.

An Improved Stove is an upgraded version of the basic Stove in Conan Exiles. It functions similarly to the Stove but has more inventory space and provides access to even more advanced cooking recipes, making it a valuable asset for players who want to focus on cooking and creating high-quality food items.

An Improved Stove can be placed on a foundation or floor where there’s enough space.

To craft an Improved Stove, players need to learn the “Improved Stove” feat from the “Survival” category in the feats menu. Once learned, players can craft the Improved Stove using the following materials:

| Improved Stove | 75x Hardened Brick, 30x Steel Reinforcement |

• The Improved Stove requires fuel, such as wood or coal, to function.
• Some recipes at the Improved Stove may require ingredients created at other crafting stations.

A Furnace is a crafting station in Conan Exiles used for smelting raw ores into metal bars. It is an essential crafting station for producing materials for constructing buildings, weapons, and armor, making it a vital part of any player’s base.

A Furnace can be placed on a foundation or floor where there’s enough space.

To craft a Furnace, players need to learn the “Apprentice Mason” feat from the “Construction” category in the feats menu. Once learned, players can craft the Furnace using the following materials:

• The Furnace requires fuel, such as wood or coal, to function.
• Smelting times may vary depending on the type of ore being processed.

An Improved Furnace is an upgraded version of the basic Furnace in Conan Exiles. It functions similarly to the Furnace but has more inventory space, faster smelting times, and consumes less fuel, making it a more efficient option for players who need to process large quantities of ores.

An Improved Furnace can be placed on a foundation or floor where there’s enough space.

To craft an Improved Furnace, players need to learn the “Master Mason” feat from the “Construction” category in the feats menu. Once learned, players can craft the Improved Furnace using the following materials:

| Improved Furnace | 250x Brick, 50x Iron Reinforcement |

• The Improved Furnace requires fuel, such as wood or coal, to function.
• Smelting times may vary depending on the type of ore being processed.

With the firelight glinting from his blue steel armor, he seemed like an image of steel - dynamic power for the moment quiescent; not resting, but motionless for the instant, awaiting the signal to plunge again into terrific action. - Black Colossus

Creating armor, particularly metal armor, requires an extensive array of exotic tools. This armor making bench can be used to create anything from the lightest leather armor to hardened steel armor. Provided that the raw materials are available, of course.

This bench contains many of the tools that armorer’s need, but in the Exiled Lands, there are no standards to be enforced.

You’ll need an Armorer’s Bench to craft most of the main armor pieces in the game.

“That is to say, they had learned to work crudely in copper and tin, which were found scantily in their country, and for which latter metal they raided into the mountains of Zingara, or traded hides, whale’s teeth, walrus tusks and such few things savages have to trade.” - The Hyborian Age.

Smithing is a well-known and oft-used profession in the Hyborian kingdoms. In the larger cities and towns, smiths are forced to join guilds that offer them a certain amount of political protection, while enforcing a rigorous set of standards of work and tools.

This bench contains many of the tools that smiths need, but in the Exiled Lands, there are no standards to be enforced.

To craft the Blacksmith’s Bench you’ll need x250 Stone and x50 Iron Bars.

The Blacksmith’s Bench can be used to craft a great number of weapons and tools, including the essential tools of a skinning knife, pick-axe, hatchet, and hammer, all of which you’ll need to harvest materials and manipulate the environment in and around your base.

You can also use the Blacksmith’s Bench to craft specific materials that can be used in other recipes, such as Steel Reinforcement, Iron Reinforcement, and Lance Core pieces.

*“I have felt the foul presence of Set’s neophyte… I have called you to me, to give you a weapon against him and his hell-hound pack.” *- The Phoenix on the Sword.

The tinker’s bench is where ordinary weapons and armor pieces are altered to increase utility, concealability, or serve a special function. Serrations added to “catch” enemy blades, quillons removed to hide a dagger within a belt, armor joints padded to decrease sound when moving. The tools of the tinker’s bench are often unique to a given bench and specialty the modifications that tinker provides.

To craft the TInker’s Bench you’ll need x100 Wood and x25 Iron Bars.

The Tinker’s Bench can be used to craft all sorts of armor and weapon modifications that will improve things such as durability, weight, damage output, and add new types of damage such as concussive damage to existing weapons. You can also use the Tinker’s Bench to craft tools that will repair damaged armor and weapons.

“They were statues, apparently of iron, black and shining as if continually polished. They were life-sized, depicting tall, lithely powerful men, with cruel hawk-like faces… Conan rang his hilt against one of the images. “Iron”, he pronounced. “But Crom! In what molds were they cast?” - Shadows in the Moonlight.

The casting table is stocked with a variety of specialty tools and materials including a furnace, mold boxes, and the vessel required to hold heated liquids called a “crucible”. Experts in the art of casting create and fill molds to mass-produce copies of myriad simple objects such as coins and flasks.

The Casting Table can be crafted using x100 Wood and x25 Iron Bars.

You can use the Casting Table to produce a number of prestige items such as circlets, flasks, anklets, earrings, and bracelets. all of which can be worn to enhance your appearance. In addition, you can craft the simple Glass Flask at the Casting Table, which is incredibly useful for storing liquids such as water, alcohol, and poisons.

The Casting Table is especially useful for those who are trying to build their wealth for the Purge treasure hoard, since you can use it to craft Gold and Silver coins.

*“They were young men, but hard and sinewy, with a bearing that comes only to men rendered desperate by adversity. They were clad in mail shirts and worn leather; swords hung at their girdles. *- A Witch Shall be Born.

The stench of the tannery is easily identifiable in the major cities of the world and tanners are often relegated to the outskirts of cities or villages, preferably downstream.

Bark is the most common form of tannin used to convert hide into leather. During the process it breaks down into Tar, which is a useful catalyst for alchemists.

You can craft the Tanner’s Table (aka Tannery) using x200 Stone, x100 Wood, and x50 Bark.

The Tannery can be used to produce various types of hides from different animals that you come across in the Exiled Lands and the Isle of Siptah. You can also use it to separate fibres, produce layered silk and fur, and harden leather.

A Tannery is a starter crafting station that is used to make Leather, Thick Leather, and Tar. You will find yourself using all three of these items throughout the game so it’s best to set up the Tannery as soon as possible.

The Tannery can be obtained from the “Tanner” knowledge located in the survival section of the menu.

• The Tannery makes Leather, which is needed to make everything from armor to Healing Wraps.
• Tar is an important resource that is used to make Steelfire, one of the key components in making Steel Bars.

“I asked a love potion of Totrasmek, not suspecting the depth of his guile anid hate. He gave me a drug to mix with my lover’s wine, and he swore that when Alafdhal drank it, he would love me even more madly than ever and grant my every wish.” - Shadows In Zamboula.

From a lowly hedge witch grunting over a healing salve to a Katari Master Assassin crafting an undetectable poison, the tools of an alchemy bench helps the alchemist to convert raw materials into potions of limitless wonder.

The Alchemist’s Bench is used to make a variety of potions, oils, wraps, and undead companions. You’ll need one to craft some of the most useful potions in the game to restore health and stamina, but also to temporary increase stats such as Strength and Agility.

In addition to the potions mentioned above, the Alchemist’s Bench can also be used to craft more unique elixirs, such as the Potion of Natural Learning which resets knowledge points, or the Breath of Dagon potion which grants you the ability to breathe underwater.

To craft an Alchemist’s Bench, you will need to learn the “Firebowl Cauldron” from the survival sub-menu of your knowledge section.

Once the Firebowl Cauldron is unlocked, you will be able to craft the Alchemist’s Bench for x100 Wood, x50 Stone, and x10 Iron Bars.

• Many potions that help to heal players, damage enemies, and provide buffs are made at the Alchemist’s Bench.
• The Alchemist’s Bench is the only way to craft undead companions.

“The man in the boat was a picturesque figure. A crimson scarf was knotted about his head; his wide silk breeches, of flaming hue, were upheld by a broad sash, which likewise supported a scimitar in a shagreen scabbard.” - The Devil in Iron.

Through the careful application of berries, bark, and beetle-guts, the artisanal dyer can transform natural fabrics and hides into an amazing array of hues and colors. Originated in Vendhya, vat dyes were so named because of the high capacity containers employed in the ancient art form.

You can build the Dyer’s Bench using x50 Brick and x50 Tar.

The Dyer’s Bench is primarily used to craft various dyes for your armor, but you can also use it to make war paints, and even the Sloughing Fluid which can be used to remove existing war paints.

A press that allows you to extract liquids from compatible items. This will give you easier access to Bone, Blood, Hide, and Ichor, just to name a few craftable items.

To craft the Fluid Press, players need to learn “Fluid Press” from the survival sub-menu in knowledge. This item will unlock at level 28.

Once your Fluid Press recipe is unlocked, you can construct it with x50 Shaped Wood, x10 Twine, and x10 Iron Bars.

• The Fluid Press is best used for breaking down animal parts.