If you are wondering how to make Charged Sand for various crafting recipes in New World, it's simple. In short, like with most crafting recipes in the game, you will need to find some resources. However, it is not clear where you can find all the necessary resources to make Charged Sand. Luckily finding all resources to make Charged Sand is not as hard as it may seem. That said, to make Charged Sand, you need the following resources listed below:
- Five Sandstone
- One Obsidian Sandpaper
Once you have the materials listed above, you can start making Charged Sand via a Stonecutting table Tier Five. Alongside needing Tier Five table, you also need level 150 in Stonecutting.
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What is Charged Sand used for in New World?
In New World, Charged Sand is used for crafting various item recipes such as Runeglass cases. Because of this, we recommend farming for Charged Sand so that you can make Runglass cases to make Runeglass gems.
How to make Obsidian Sandpaper in New World
To make Obsidian Sandpaper in New World, you must have a Masterwork Material Converter unlocked from your Faction shop and at least 20 refining materials. Some materials that are refining materials include the following: Aged Tanin, Wireweave, and other Cloth weaves.
Where to find Sandstone in New World
To find Sandstone in New World, you must farm various rocks and boulders found throughout the Brimstone Sands region. However, you must unlock the area before mining Sandstone in Brimstone Sands. Luckily you can meet the requirements for getting into the region by completing the following quests:
- A Selfless Act
- Strider of the Sands
After completing both quests, you can mine Sandstone in the Brimstone Sands region. But, you will still need 105 in the Mining trade skill before you can mine Sandstone.
For more on New World, we at Pro Game Guides have you covered with guides like All New World Brimstone Sands Expansion Requirements and How to get the New World Fallen Spirit Twitch Drop.
Andrew Vaughan is a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides that has written guides on popular RPGs and FPS survival titles for several years. Andrew Vaughan specializes in survival and roleplaying games and has been a lifelong gamer.