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99 Nights Crafting Reference

Filter 10 sourced recipes by bench level and material requirements.

Last reviewedAugust 24, 2026
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Data source: 99 Nights community recipe reference · reviewed 2026-08-28. Read each row note before comparing unlike metrics.

NameCategoryTierReferenceRating / context
GeneratorRequires 20 Scrap and 2 Cultist Medallions.craftingbench 422 material piecesSource ↗Not published
TeleporterRequires 10 Wood and 10 Scrap.craftingbench 220 material piecesSource ↗Not published
Biofuel ProcessorRequires 15 Scrap and 5 Wood.craftingbench 320 material piecesSource ↗Not published
Wood Rain StorageRequires 15 Wood.craftingbench 115 material piecesSource ↗Not published
BedRequires 10 Wood and 5 Rabbit Pelts.craftingbench 215 material piecesSource ↗Not published
Farm PlotRequires 10 Wood.craftingbench 110 material piecesSource ↗Not published
SundialRequires 5 Wood and 5 Scrap.craftingbench 110 material piecesSource ↗Not published
ShelfRequires 5 Wood.craftingbench 25 material piecesSource ↗Not published
MapRequires 3 Wood.craftingbench 13 material piecesSource ↗Not published
Bear TrapRequires 3 Scrap.craftingbench 23 material piecesSource ↗Not published

These are dated reference records, not guaranteed offers. Community market indexes can move, RAP can be manipulated, and item availability or game stats can change after updates.

Tool-specific guide

What the 99 Nights Crafting Reference covers

The 99 Nights Crafting Reference is the recipe-oriented view of the local survival catalog. Unlike the general Items page, it focuses on craftable outputs, input requirements, and leftover-resource questions.

Input workflow

Use the 99 Nights Crafting Reference

  1. 1

    Search the intended craft.

  2. 2

    Confirm material costs in the current game.

  3. 3

    Reserve fuel and other shared supplies.

  4. 4

    Enter available and per-craft quantities in the Crafting Calculator.

Mechanics, example, and decisions

A result you can audit

Each section documents the calculation and the limits that apply to this specific gameplay problem.

How this reference is built01

The page filters records tagged as craftable and displays their recipe notes. It does not assume a row remains current after a patch and does not calculate a batch until quantities are entered in the calculator.

Worked Example for the 99 Nights Crafting Reference02

If two recipes both use scrap, compare their per-craft requirement and run priority. A lower-cost item may allow more copies, while a higher-cost item may cover a critical role.

How to Use the 99 Nights Crafting Reference Result03

Use the reference to select and verify a recipe, then calculate the maximum complete batch. Keep the recipe’s workstation or unlock requirement in the plan.

99 Nights Crafting Reference Accuracy and Limitations04

The 10-recipe table covers bench levels 1–4 and must be verified after updates. Alternative ingredients, changed costs, workstations, and unlock rules may be missing.

  • Not a complete recipe wiki.
  • No automatic patch feed.
  • Craft utility is not scored.
Player questions

99 Nights calculator FAQs

Clear answers about calculations, data, independence, privacy and practical use.

How is Crafting Reference different from Crafting Calculator?

The reference identifies a recipe and its materials; the calculator determines complete crafts and leftovers from your inventory.

Are the recipe costs guaranteed current?

No. Confirm the current in-game recipe after patches before planning a large batch.

Why should fuel be reserved first?

If crafting and the campfire consume the same material, allocating it twice can leave the run without heat or safety.

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