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One of these pieces is going to beRadium Alloy.It is a material that can be found in areas like theTrancendum Machine FactoryinGloomrot Southor theTrancendum Power PlantinGloomrot North. But your best bet to get some reliable Radium Alloy is tocreate it yourself.
V Rising: How to Get Sludge-Filled Canisters
Just keep sludgin' away at crafting!
Crafting Sludge-Filled Canisters
The first thing you’ll need to do is craft someSludge-filled Canisters.These are unlocked for you once you have defeatedZiva the Engineerand can be crafted at aFabricator. A Fabricator can be builtwith200 Tech Scrapand18 Iron Ingots.The Sludge-filled Canisters can be built with3 Glass,3Mutant Grease, and1 Iron Ingot.
Crafting the Radium Alloy
Once the canister has been made you’ll need to go and get a few more materials though. The sludge-filled canister was just the main ingredient that you will need to get started. Next up for materials is going to be45Tech Scrap. Tech Scrap is easy enough to find, it’s just going to involve a lot of killing in theGloomrot Region.Many enemies in Gloomrot will drop Tech Scrap, so feel free to attack as many enemies as you wish until you have a nice comfortable amount of scrap. The last material you will need will be3 Sulphur, which can be made in aFurnacefor15 Sulphur Ore. Sulphur nodes can be found all over the map but will be most common at theBandit Sulphur Quarry,located in thewesternpart of theFarbane Woods.
Once you have theSludge-filled Canisters, 45Tech Scrapand3 Sulphur,you can then put them all into aFurnaceand wait for these beauties to finish up with crafting!
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