BitCraft Online Resource Guide: Where to Find Every Material

BitCraft Online uses a tiered resource system across all its professions. Every material has a tier from I to X, and higher-tier resources require higher skill levels and better equipment to harvest. This guide covers every resource category and where to find the materials you need for crafting, building, and progressing through the game.

Note: Verified as of July 2026. Check official patch notes for updates.

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Resource Tiers Explained

All resources in BitCraft follow a consistent tier structure. As you level up a profession, you unlock access to higher tiers. Higher-tier materials are found in more dangerous or remote areas, and they are required for advanced recipes and equipment. Understanding this system is key to planning your progression.

Ores

Mining is one of BitCraft’s core professions. Ores are processed at a Mining Station to create usable pieces and packages.

Tier	Ore	Notes
I	Ferralith Ore	Starting ore, found in safe starting zones
II	Pyrelite Ore	Requires mining level 2+
III	Emarium Ore	Mid-tier ore for intermediate crafting
IV	Elenvar Ore	High-tier ore, found in dangerous regions

Ferralith Ore Chunks are processed into Ferralith Ore Pieces at the Mining Station. At 100 pieces, you can create a Ferralith Ore Package for bulk storage and transport. The same applies to Rough Stone which becomes Rough Pebbles and eventually Rough Pebble Packages (1000 units).

As you reach mining tier 2, Pyrelite Ore becomes available and follows the same chunk-to-piece-to-package progression. Plan your mining routes to hit multiple ore nodes in a single trip for maximum efficiency.

Wood

Woodcutting provides the building blocks for construction and crafting. Trees are found throughout the world, with different species indicating different tiers.

Tier	Tree Types
I	Beech Tree, Oak Tree
II	Dendro, Birch
III	Spruce, Windswept
IV	Pine, Rosewood

Beech and Oak are the most common trees and are found in starter areas. Dendro and Birch appear in slightly more challenging biomes. Spruce and Windswept trees grow in mountainous or coastal regions, while Pine and Rosewood are the rarest and found in endgame zones.

Wood is processed into planks at a sawmill-type station. Higher-tier planks are required for advanced building recipes and furniture. Always gather more wood than you think you need, as construction projects consume vast quantities.

Fish

Fishing in BitCraft uses a tiered system with different catches available in different water types. You start by catching Moonlight Crawdads without bait, and progression requires better rods, higher fishing levels, and appropriate bait.

Ocean Fish

Tier	Fish
I	Breezy Fin Darters, Oceancrest Marlins
II	Emberfin Shiners, Serpentfish
III	Coralcrest Darters, Wavecrest Eels
IV	Mossfin Chub, Sea Storm Tuna

Freshwater Fish

Tier	Fish
I	Moonlight Crawdads
II	Driftwood Crayfish
III	Hunchback Prawns
IV	Pygmy Lobsters

Moonlight Crawdads can be found in rivers, lakes, and coasts without bait. They can be processed at a Fishing Station into bait and shells. Shells are processed at a Grinder into ingredients for mortar. Always process your crawdads rather than selling them raw, as the derived materials are worth more.

Foraging Resources

Foraging covers plants, mushrooms, flowers, berries, and other gatherable items found in the open world.

Mushrooms

Tier	Mushroom
I	Button Mushrooms
II	Chanterelles
III	Russala
IV	Indigo Milk Cap

Flowers

Tier	Flowers
I	Daisy, Lavender
II	Dandelions
III	Aloe, Marigold
IV	Bluebell

Berries

Tier	Berries
I	Strawberry
II	Honeyberry
III	Juniperberry
IV	Blueberry Bush

Plants

Tier	Plants
I	Bush, Wild Starbulb, Wild Grains
II	Ferns
III	Ghost Succulent
IV	Jute

Mushrooms and berries are often used in cooking recipes, while flowers and plants serve as crafting ingredients. Wild Starbulb and Wild Grains are particularly common in starter zones and are useful for early recipes.

Clay, Sand, and Stone

These earth resources are essential for pottery, construction, and advanced crafting.

Clay

Tier	Clay Type
I	Clay Mound
II	Earthenware Clay
III	Fine Clay
IV	Kaolinite

Sand

Tier	Sand Type
I	Basic Sand
II	Olivine Sand
III	Crystallized Sand
IV	Garnet Sand

Stone

Tier	Stone Type
I	Limestone
II	Shale
III	Granite
IV	Basalt

Clay Mounds and Basic Sand are found near water sources and riverbanks. Limestone is abundant in most biomes. Higher-tier variants require exploration of more remote areas.

Research Resources

Research items are unique to BitCraft and are used in scholarly professions. They follow the same tier structure as other resources.

Tier	Resource
I	Simple Hieroglyph
II	Neat Hieroglyph
III	Fine Hieroglyph
IV	Exquisite Hieroglyph

These are found scattered throughout the world, often near ancient ruins or hidden locations. They are required for progression in scholarly crafting paths.

Huntable Animals

Hunting provides meat, hides, and other animal resources. Animals are found in different biomes and increase in danger with tier.

Tier	Animals
I	Sagi Bird
II	Nubi Goat
III	Cervus
IV	Ardea, Rangifer, Srofa
V	Dromai, Ox
VI	Yagi
VII	Jungle Terrorbird
VIII	Elder Scrofa
IX	Tundra Ox
X	Desert Terrorbird

Sagi Birds are the safest animals to hunt for beginners. As you progress, you will encounter more dangerous prey like the Jungle Terrorbird and eventually the Desert Terrorbird at tier X. Always be prepared with proper weapons and armor before hunting higher-tier animals.

Resource Gathering Tips

Explore thoroughly - Resources are often hidden in corners and off the beaten path
Match your equipment to the tier - Using lower-tier tools on higher-tier nodes wastes time
Process raw materials - Almost everything is worth more processed than raw
Stockpile tier I resources - They remain useful for basic recipes even in endgame
Watch for resource respawns - Nodes respawn on timers, so plan efficient gathering routes
Check water sources - Clay, sand, and crawdads are all found near water

BitCraft’s resource system rewards patience and planning. Start by mastering your local area’s tier I and II resources, then gradually expand into more dangerous territory as your skills and equipment improve. The tiered progression ensures that every gathering session feels meaningful as you work toward the next unlock.

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