Wool is crucial in Raft, allowing players to craft essential items like backpacks and armor. Unlike many other resources, wool cannot be directly gathered from the environment, making it a unique and valuable commodity.
Wool is a necessary component for crafting various clothing and protective gear. Without it, players will find themselves limited in their ability to carry items and protect themselves from the dangers of the ocean. Therefore, obtaining wool is essential for long-term survival and progression in Raft.
Acquiring wool requires more effort than simply collecting it from the environment. Players must first tame a Llama and then shear it to obtain wool. This guide will walk you through the step-by-step process of capturing, taming, and caring for a Llama to ensure a steady wool supply.
How To Get The Right Equipment to Get Wool?
The first step is to get wool in Raft is to have a few essential items. Below are all the equipment you need to have:
- Net Launcher
- Net Canister
How To Capture A Llama in Raft?
Unfortunately, wool can be acquired from only one source in the game. You can only find Wool from the Llama worldwide; this will be your second step. Now, for the llama, you must head to the Big Islands, home to various animals.
Browse around the island to find llamas. Once you’ve found one, use your Net Launcher to capture it and carry it back to your base. Now, you only need to tame it yourself, as you cannot use shears on an untamed Llama.
To tame a llama, you need to keep it happy and healthy. Start by building a small enclosure for them using a Grass Plot and fences. Make sure to water the grass regularly to keep it growing, and llamas can stay healthy.
How To Shear Your Llama?
Finally, you’ll need to craft a pair of Shears using a Hinge, Scrap, and Metal Ingot. These materials are relatively easy to come by; once you have them, you can use the Shears to obtain wool from your llama.
How To Use Wool?
Wool is a crafting material for various items, such as backpacks and armor. You need wool to make Backpacks, Leather Helmets, Leather Body Armor, and Leather Gloves.
