How To Get Cloth in Unscathed Guide

Cloth is one of the crafting materials you will need in Unscathed, but the game doesn’t make its source very obvious. If you have started the Blacksmith’s crafting quests and are wondering where to get Cloth, you don’t need to search around the map for a special drop. Cloth can be purchased directly from the Inkeeper NPC. However, because his shop uses a restock system, you may need to wait before the material becomes available.

Where To Buy Cloth in Unscathed

To get Cloth, visit the Inkeeper NPC and check his shop. When available, Cloth costs $150 per piece.

• The Inkeeper’s shop refreshes globally every five minutes. This means Cloth won’t necessarily be available every time you visit.
• The amount available can also change between restocks. Sometimes the shop may have only one Cloth available, while another restock can provide multiple pieces.
• The important thing is that you don’t have to compete with other players for the stock shown in your shop. The amount displayed for you is the amount you can purchase.
• For example, if a global restock adds two Cloth, every player can potentially purchase up to two Cloth during that restock.

Cloth is considered a relatively common restock item, so checking the Inkeeper regularly is the easiest way to build up a supply.

What Is Cloth Used For?

The main reason you will need Cloth early on is the Blacksmith’s first crafting quest.

This quest requires you to craft Wraps, a wrist accessory that provides a +10% Luck bonus when equipped.

The Wraps recipe requires:

• 1x Cloth
• 1x Legendary Aura
• 1x Epic Aura

The Epic and Legendary Auras are relatively easy to obtain compared to the rarer Auras in Unscathed. The bigger problem for new players is usually finding the Cloth.

Once you know that the Inkeeper sells it, the crafting quest becomes much easier to complete.

How To Get Cash in Unscathed

Since Cloth costs $150, you will need some Cash before you can purchase it. Fortunately, Cash is one of the main currencies in Unscathed and there are several ways to earn it.

Sell Unwanted Auras

Selling Auras is one of the easiest ways to build up Cash because you can continuously roll for new Auras and sell the ones you don’t need. You can also make the process faster by using the Aura Filter option in Settings. Set unwanted Auras to automatically sell them instead of manually exchanging each one. This is especially useful when you’re rolling frequently and your inventory starts filling up.

Complete Quests

Quests are another reliable source of Cash. You can find both Daily and Weekly quests. Weekly quests generally take longer to complete, but they can provide better rewards. Check the Quest Board regularly and look around the map for NPCs with yellow exclamation marks. These characters can offer additional quests.

Progress Through the Battlepass

The Battlepass also provides Cash at certain progression milestones. If you’re already playing regularly, you can earn these rewards naturally by completing activities and progressing through the game.

Complete Achievements

Achievements provide another source of Cash. These rewards are usually one-time bonuses, but some achievements can provide a significant amount of currency. Check your available achievements and work toward the easier objectives when you need extra Cash.

Pick Up Cash Around the Map

You can occasionally find small amounts of Cash lying on the ground around the central area of the main island. The amounts aren’t large enough to serve as your main income source, but it’s still worth picking up whenever you see it.

Cloth Farming Tips

Because Cloth depends on the Inkeeper’s stock, there isn’t really a traditional farming route for the material. Instead, make checking the Inkeeper part of your normal routine. A simple approach is:

1. Visit the Inkeeper whenever you’re near the area.
2. Check whether Cloth is available.
3. Buy it for $150 if possible.
4. If it isn’t available, continue playing.
5. Return after the next shop restock.
6. Repeat until you’ve collected the amount you need.

The five-minute global restock makes it worth checking periodically rather than repeatedly waiting in front of the shop.

Cloth is much easier to obtain once you know where to look. Instead of searching the map or waiting for a special enemy to drop it, simply visit the Inkeeper and check his shop. Each Cloth costs $150, although you may need to wait for a restock before buying one.

You’ll mainly need Cloth for crafting early accessories such as Wraps, which can provide a useful +10% Luck bonus. Since Luck is important for rolling better Auras, completing this crafting quest is worth doing early.

If you’re short on Cash, focus on selling unwanted Auras, completing quests, progressing through the Battlepass, and collecting achievement rewards. Then keep checking the Inkeeper until Cloth appears in stock.