Additionally, you can pull in Fragments from dispatching Watchers, but that is a whole different challenge entirely. The created Fragments eventually meld together into one of the Books. In order to create one, you’ll need to let tiles fall off of the list on the bottom of the screen without ever being used. Loop Hero has one particular item that is a bit odder to describe: Book of Memories. Though they are a bit tougher to come by, Rations are gathered from farms in your settlement, placement of Wheat Field tiles, Meadows, and Treasury drops. Supplies follow the exact trend as the prior several elements and are formed by collecting large numbers of Rations. You can find pebbles when passing through the Cemetery tile, a Treasury payout, or from adjoining Rocks/Mountain tiles. In this case, you should grab all of the pebbles you can find, which eventually morph into rocks. Similar to the Wood, in Loop Hero, Rocks can’t be collected directly. There are only a couple of ways to acquire Scraps, including as a Treasury drop or as a benefit from letting items, not tiles, fall off of your inventory without being used. Mercifully, this is an automatic process. Scraps need to be collected and melded into useful metallic materials. Metal is another element that is a bit more difficult to come by for beginners. Branches will drop from either killing anything in a Grove, simply walking through a Grove tile, Treasury payouts, or chests. These are eventually bundled together to create proper Wood. While you can’t actually get a piece of Wood on its own in Loop Hero, you instead gather up Branches. The first key element to consider is Wood. These materials are the building blocks to expanding your settlement, which will in turn increase your abilities and unlock new tiles for inclusion in your deck.įor that reason, it seemed like a good idea to take a brief look at all of the game’s core resources, how they can be gathered, and how they evolve over time. In Loop Hero, you aren’t going to be successful without gathering enough resources.
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