Sengoku Dynasty Helpful Tips for New Players

Publish date: 2024-07-03

Useful Tips for Newcomers

The game has seasons that last 5 days each. Right now, you can’t pause the game unless you go to the Main Menu. Here are some tips for new players to help make things easier:

General Tips

How to Get Clay

Clay can be found on river sides in general, it is quite easy to find if you know what you are looking for so look at the screenshot. It is harder to spot in winter because it gets covered in snow. It is harvested with a pickaxe. I didn’t think that clay would be such an issue but many players keep asking about it.

How to Get a Bucket for Water?

Tips about Maintenance

The most efficient way to provide maintenance is clay. Clay requires only a pickaxe to extract, requires no processing to use, and provides 5 maintenance points per unit. A full stack provides 100 maintenance. The only downside is that clay cannot currently be gathered by NPC workers so you will have to mine it yourself.

When calculating item use, the game currently takes everything it can from General Storage before moving on to planks in the Wood Storage and takes from left to right before moving down the inventory list. Putting what you want first in the General Storage will ensure that it is used when you want it too. If you wish to use planks, store nothing in the General Storage that provides Maintenance. Store these items in Tawara Bags or other unattached storage containers that have universal storage ability.

Hunting Tips

Housing Tips

Trading Tips

Tips for Early Game

Make sure to check all around your start point. There is flotsam and debris and several items you can collect. Same with the second boat you encounter, and then Ako’s site.

There is a Temple above your start point. The stone arch bridge connects it to a “Power (something)” point on the rocky outcropping into the sea. When you get to Ako, take a left and go through all the Wineberry Bushes and Gobo plants (Hint: Gather all these for FOOD – you can straight eat the Wineberries, but you cook the Gobo roots over a fire).

Feel free to collect lots of the white Eulalia Grass as you hand-convert it to Straw in your Crafting Wheel to build with.

You will reach the path or see a wood/rope bridge overhead that leads southwest to the Temple. Grab some Yellow Chrysanthemum on the way for a Tribute.

Once at the Temple, there is a path to the right that curves down and around to cross the bridge to the rocky outcropping. There are a number of Crow’s Nests in the area. 5 eggs each, plus the feathers. Gather all you find.

The path leading away from the Temple (across the wood/rope bridge) will take you down to the “Start” village. You can then double-back to Ako (you’ll need to build a tent and campfire near her) and talk to the Fisherman on the way.

Make sure to have 3-4 Wooden Yari spears on your person (hand-craft with 1 Log + 1 Stone), a Stone Knife (hand-craft with 2 Sticks + 2 Stones), and a Stone Axe (hand-craft with 3 Sticks + 3 Stones) when you venture out.

If you are hunting an animal and hit it with a Wooden Yari spear, it will run. You can pursue and catch it the strike with another Yari or Stone Axe until you kill it. Then you have to use your knife to skin it. Eventually you will be able to collect Fur from the carcasses.

There is Bamboo just east of the village as you travel up the path and reach the trees. Over the rise is the building where you will find Chiyome the priestess for that quest.

I sincerely hope this was helpful. Good luck to you!

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