All Hytale Workbenches: Their Crafting Recipe

Workbenches are a vital piece of equipment in Hytale, serving as the foundation for progression and survival. They unlock new recipes and items that are essential for establishing yourself in the game's open world. The initial steps can be taken with pocket crafting, then your capabilities expand significantly once you build the main Workbench, Armorer's Workbench, Farmer's Workbench, and Builder's Workbench, etc.

Yes, every item type requires an appropriate station to craft it. Here’s the full list of all Hytale workbenches.

How To Craft Every Workbench in Hytale

You can craft a handful of essential items like crude tools and a campfire right from your pocket inventory with no workbench needed, but all advanced crafting is done at specialized stations. The primary Workbench is the first you will build, and from it, you will craft every other type of bench. Keep in mind that three of the most advanced workbenches require you to upgrade your main Workbench to Level 2 first.

To upgrade your main Workbench to level 2, you will need to gather 30 Copper Ingots, 20 Iron Ingots, and 20 Linen Scraps. It is wise to start collecting these materials early so you can unlock the advanced workbenches as soon as you need them. Proper planning will ensure a smooth progression through the crafting tiers.

Workbench

This is the foundational crafting station in Hytale. I used it to create my first set of proper tools and weapons. It is also the prerequisite for building all other specialized workbenches, making it the most important station to craft when you start a new world.

Armorer’s Workbench

I built the Armorer's Workbench to craft protective gear. This station is where you create helmets, chest plates, leggings, and boots from materials like leather and smelted ingots. Upgrading my armor here was essential for surviving tougher enemies.

Farmer’s Workbench

The Farmer's Workbench is for all things related to agriculture. I used it to craft seed bags, shovels for tilling soil, and other tools necessary to grow my own food. It lets you create a sustainable source of crops and other plant-based resources.

Builder’s Workbench

When I was ready to build a permanent base, the Builder's Workbench was essential. It processes raw resources like wood and stone into various building blocks, walls, and structural components, allowing for more complex and durable construction projects.

Furniture Workbench

After constructing my base with the Builder's Workbench, I used the Furniture Workbench to make it feel like a home. This station allows you to craft a wide array of decorative items and furniture to place inside your buildings.

Salvager’s Workbench

The Salvager’s Workbench provides a way to recycle items I no longer need. By placing an obsolete tool or piece of armor into it, I could break it down and recover some of the base materials used to craft it, which is useful for reclaiming valuable resources.

Alchemist’s Workbench

At the Alchemist's Workbench, I was able to brew potions and other magical concoctions. This station is used for creating healing elixirs and other consumables that provide temporary buffs, making it vital for preparing for difficult expeditions and boss fights.

Arcanist’s Workbench

For crafting high-tier magical items, I used the Arcanist’s Workbench. This is where you can create powerful equipment like staffs, magical totems, and even teleporters, granting access to powerful abilities and convenient travel options.

Hytale Future Workbenches

Hytale's launch was met with significant hype, drawing millions of players for a remarkably smooth start to its early access period. With developers planning to support the game for at least ten years, its future looks bright and full of potential. This long-term commitment suggests a steady stream of new content and updates for the foreseeable future. Therefore, there is a solid chance we will see entirely new workbench stations introduced to the game in future updates.