Materials - Black Myth: Wukong Database

Obtained by defeating Shigandang.

This heart of stone belonged to one who renounced their faith and slaughtered the divine, and can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained when the Bishui Golden-Eyed Beast is defeated.

The Bull King fashioned this for his cherished mount. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained in several ways, including:

• Claiming new spirits for the first time
• Defeating certain bosses including, but not limited to:
  • Tiger’s Acolyte
  • Guangmou
  • Mad Tiger
  • Non-Void
  • Second Rat Prince
  • Old Ginseng Guai

Can also be purchased from the Man-in-Stone for 3280 Will after completing several tasks for him. A guide for the Man-in-Stone’s questline can be found here.

To achieve greatness, one’s efforts must surpass the feat of a mosquito drawing blood from an iron bull. To cultivate a stronger spirit, this is what you need.

Obtained by defeating the game’s various frog-themed minibosses, listed below.

• Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang
• Lang-Li-Guhh-Baw
• Lang-Li-Guhh-Lang
• Baw-Li-Guhh-Baw
• Baw-Lang-lang
• Lang-Baw-Baw

Used to upgrade the Baw-Li-Guhh-Lang spirit into its final form, Baw-Baw-Lang-Lang.

Offspring of the frog. Treasure it, as it may prove wondrously useful some day.

Obtained by defeating the Baw-Li-Guhh-Baw boss who can be found near the Lower Hollow Shrine in the Webbed Hollow.

The very hand that once plucked lotus from pristine waters, now severed, and lying about. Not knowing what use it may serve, it is advised to stow it for now.

Obtained by defeating the boss of the same name near the Cliff of Oblivion shrine.

The very hand that once plucked lotus from pristine waters, now severed, and lying about. Not knowing what use it may serve, it is advised to stow it for now.

One can be found in a chest hidden in a building near the Sandgate Bound shrine.

Others can be found by beating these bosses:

• Fungiwoman
• Commander Beetle
• Father of Stones
• Centipede Guai
• Flint Chief
• Cloudy Mist, Misty Cloud
• Mother of Flamlings

From voidness, it grabs completeness. This is the legendary tool you need for Spirit Cultivation.

Obtained through several means, including:

• Completing chapter 4
• Killing bosses in chapters 5 and 6
  • Erlang, the Sacred Divinity
  • Keeper of the Flaming Mountains
• Searching chests

The ribbon, from the celestial shuttle’s delicate touch, is as light as a cloud and as vibrant as a rainbow. This can be used to craft armor.

Commonly dropped by most bosses in Chapter 3 (namely Chen Loong, Kang-Jin Star, Old Ginseng Guai and Non-Void), but can also be purchased from shrines for 900 Will, found in chests, and looted from tough non-boss enemies.

Additional information and farming spots can be found in our guide here.

Slabs of leaf-shaped iron, wrested from the armor of a Yaoguai King, gleam with a cold radiance and resonate with harsh sounds. They can be used in crafting armor.

Obtained as a reward for completing Chapter 3.

Round in shape and radiant in appearance, this is the fruit of a peculiar insight into Zen. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Dropped by The Scorpionlord, a boss in the secret Purple Cloud Mountain area.

The infamous Deathsting was bestowed by it. Now that its owner is dead, let it not fall into the hands of others, as it is well-suited for crafting armor.

Obtained through various means, including:

• Defeating bosses:
  • Buddha’s Right Hand
  • Cyan Loong
  • Keeper of the Flaming Mountains
  • Cloudy Mist, Misty Cloud
• Completing chapter 4
• Completing chapter 5

Twisted and spun from delicate gold foil, this gold thread is a fortune in itself. This can be used to craft armor.

Dropped by the Black Bear Guai.

When fortune forsakes you, your gold dulls to iron; yet when embraced by luck, even your iron sharpens to gold. This material can be used for crafting weapons.

Sold by the Man-in-Stone for an exorbitant 12,000 Will and sometimes dropped by Fuban. One can also be found in a chest hidden in a building near the Sandgate Bound shrine.

Its only use is to be sold at a shrine for 6,000 Will.

The gold ridge beast once perched on the roof of a Buddha Hall. Maybe it can be exchanged for something valuable.

Obtained through several sources, including:

• Defeating bosses:
  • Violet Spider
  • The Second Sister
  • The Scorpionlord
• Completing Chapter 3
• Completing Chapter 4
• Completing Chapter 5

Upon the golden hill there grow the trees with hearts of gold, which can be used in crafting weapons.

Dropped by the Hundred-Eyed Daoist Master.

An eye of the hundred-eyed one, concealed by a golden glow. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained by defeating the White-Clad Noble, a boss in the Marsh of White Mist.

A tooth for a tooth, the Whiteclad Noble has paid his blood debt. His fang can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained from the following sources:

• Completing chapter 4
• Completing chapter 5
• Defeating bosses
  • The Duskveil
  • Yellow Loong
  • Hundred-Eyed Daoist Master
  • Erlang, the Sacred Divinity

A piece of steel, forged from the unyielding essence of a spine, that never bends to the relentless tides of time. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Dropped by enemies in the game’s later chapters. Can be exchanged for 3600 Will at shrines.

Oh dear! This gold piece was peeled from the face of a gold Buddha. Keeping it will only invite trouble; it’s better to sell them at the Keeper’s Shrine.

Obtained when defeating certain bosses (The Red Loong, Black Loong, Cyan Loong, Kang-Jin Star and Yellow Loong)

Shining brightly and dazzling in color, this loong pearl once adorned a loong’s chin. Its purpose lingers in mystery, likely to unfold in times ahead.

Can be obtained from the following sources:

• Four can be purchased from shrines in The New West for 1800 Will each
• Defeating bosses:
  • Lingxuzi
  • Kang-Jin Star
  • Yellow Loong
  • The Scorpionlord
• Completing Chapter 4
• Completing Chapter 5

The mighty employ their corporeal forms as furnaces, and their essence, vigor, and spirit as ingredients, to forge a potent core, which may be harnessed to craft Celestial Medicines.

Obtained by defeating the Cyan Loong, an optional boss on Turtle Island in Chapter 3.

With muscles and joints resembling gnarled wooden knots, this loong claw harbors the power to shake mountains. Its purpose lingers in mystery, likely to unfold in times ahead.

Can be obtained in several ways:

• Purchased from a shrine for 1200 Will each
• In the cave where you fought the First Prince of the Flowing Sands boss, use the Wandering Wight spirit on a decorated wall. This will reveal a crack you can squeeze through, leading to a room with some refined iron sand inside.
• Defeating bosses (namely Black Loong in chapter 2, but most bosses and some tougher enemies drop it in Chapter 3 and beyond)
• Opening chests in Chapter 3

The sands have been smelt nine times. They can be used in crafting weapons.

Dropped by the following bosses in Chapter 5:

• Flint Chief
• Flint Vanguard
• Mother of Flamlings

An opaque and bright crystal, left from molten stone and imbued with the power of the Samadhi Fire. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained by defeating the Yellow Wind Sage at the end of Chapter 2.

An agate imbued with the power of the Samadhi Wind. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained by defeating the Yellow Loong optional boss in Chapter 4. He can only be faced if you got the Loong Scales from Chapter 2 and have defeated the other optional Loong bosses (Cyan Loong, Black Loong, and The Red Loong.)

Capable of supporting the sky and the sea, this loong tendon is the last relic of the four loong brothers. It may be combined with the rest of the collection. Treat it with care.

Obtained through the following sources:

• Dropped by most enemies in Chapter 2
• Rarely dropped by enemies in Chapter 1
• Purchased from some Shrines
• Found in some chests around Secret Area: Guanyin Temple.

More details and farming strategies can be found in our guide here.

The thread produced by an old silkworm. This can be used to craft armor.

Obtained from the following sources:

• Defeating Fuban, a boss in the Kingdom of Sahali secret area
• Defeating The Scorpionlord, a boss in the Purple Cloud Mountain secret area
• Completing Chapter 4

Into the earth it burrows, through the sky it pierces, this singular horn of the beetle bestows its kind the ability to thrive anywhere! This can be used in crafting weapons.

Dropped by enemies around the mid point of the game. Can be exchanged for 600 Will at shrines.

A small piece of gold, speckled with bits of stone. Where do they come from? Perhaps they could be traded at the Keeper’s Shrine.

Obtained by defeating the Violet Spider boss.

How pitiful! Though endowed with a tough outer shell, she harbored a soft heart deluded by the illusion of love. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained after defeating Kang-Jin Loong.

Shining like stars, this loong antler commands the mists and clouds. Its purpose lingers in mystery, likely to unfold in times ahead.

Obtained through the following sources:

• Defeating regular enemies
• Opening chests
• 4 can be purchased from shrines in the Black Wind Mountain area for 450 Will

This is the fortitude of the mountains and the spirit of the rocks. This material can be used in crafting weapons.

Dropped by the Bishui Golden-Eyed Beast.

A horn taken from a bull’s head severed. This can be used in crafting armor.

Obtained by defeating The Duskveil, boss of the secret Purple Mountain area.

Resentment and curses have condensed upon this filthy horn. This can be used to craft armor.

Inside a chest that spawns after defeating The Red Loong. Can only be fought after finding the Loong Scales.

Veiled in clouds and mist at rest, this loong tail conjures thunder and lightning with its every move. Its purpose lingers in mystery, likely to unfold in times ahead.

Inside a chest that spawns after defeating the Black Loong. Can only be fought after finding the Loong Scales.

Emitting lightning, this loong bone strikes with the force of thunder. Its purpose lingers in mystery, likely to unfold in times ahead.

Usually dropped by enemies in early-game areas. Can be exchanged for 99 Will at shrines.

A tiny piece of gold, its origin indiscernible. Perhaps some trade could be done at the Keeper’s Shrine.

Obtained when you defeat The Second Sister.

As the lover’s hair brushes your palm, venom weaves through your heart. A lingering sting pulses ever onward. This can be used in crafting weapons.

Often found when beating enemies and bosses, including:

• Non-White

With their heart stained by cruelty and impudence, the lesser yaoguais can only forge immature cores within them. These can be used in crafting weapons.

Obtained through the following sources:

• Dropped by most enemies in Chapter 1
• Purchased from some Shrines
• Found in some chests

More details and farming strategies can be found in our guide here.

By day, they patrol the hills; by night, they spin their yarns. Such is the life of lesser guais. Their hard-earned yarn can be used to craft armor.