Animal Parts - Conan Exiles Database

Kill everything, waste nothing is an adage of vital meaning to the tribes of Hyrkanian nomads who roam the steppes east of Turan. Out on the grasslands, every resource is vital, including the bones and claws of their kills which are ground down into bone meal.

Bone meal can be added to compost to improve its composition and, unappetizing as it sounds, it can also be used in some food recipes.

To obtain Bonemeal, you need to use a pickaxe or hatchet on the corpse of any creature that can drop bones, then place the bones in a grinder to grind them down into Bonemeal.

Not all creatures will yield bones, and some yield more than others. As a general rule, most humanoids will yield bones, and hyenas can be a particularly good source.

If you’re interested in learning more about Bonemeal in Conan Exiles, you can read our more detailed page on it here.

You can create Bonemeal by grinding the bones of pretty much any creature that you come across, including humanoids. Naturally, you’ll find these in abundance throughout the lands.

A type of hide obtained from Hyena.

A bizarre gland that can be used to make explosives

Harvested from the corpse of a degenerate, imp-like creature found in the Exiled Lands, this gland is a key component for making demon-fire orbs. The mechanism by which these creatures cause themselves to explode is not well understood, though scholars in other lands have reported similar incidents with frogs and ants. Most, however, simple agree that the explosions are sorcerous in nature and leave it at that.

Picks generally are the most effective tool for gathering Volatile Glands while Sickles are the worst.

Volatile Gland can be harvested from the following creatures:
Emissary of Abhoth
Exploding Imp
Green Dragon
Rilzryrin the Undying
Salamander
The Red Mother
White Dragon

In the Exiled Lands, the dead rise to fight once again. Perhaps they rise due to the long forgotten command of a necromancer. Perhaps they rise to the singing of a song that the living cannot hear. Whatever wakes them, they must still be put to sleep once more.

Weathered Skulls can be harvested from the following creatures:

Bone Guardian
Guardian of the Flame
Lightwatcher
No Prey Remain
Risen Bones
Silent Legion Warrior
Skeleton
Skeleton (Armored)
Skeleton (Darfari)
Skeleton (Dregs)
Skeleton (Serpentman)
The Commander
The Kinscourge
The Slaughterer
The Watcher

Additionally, a large number of them rarely can be found in Supply Materials dropped from a tier II Bearer.

Dropped by Skeletal enemies.

Given enough time, this egg will hatch into a baby animal.

Simply interact with a nest to pick up a Snake Egg.

Snake Eggs can be found against cliffs and rocks in both the Exiled Lands and Isle of Siptah maps. They are primarily found in desert environments, aside from the nest in the Pagoda of Boundless Lusts on the Exiled Lands map. On the Isle of Siptah map, Snake Eggs are found around snake related ruins such as the Leyshrine of the Serpent.

Mighty in life, but oddly vulnerable in death, this is the carcass of a large animal. Why anybody would want to carry this around is a mystery.

The carcass of an aardwolf

Dead, Pet

This black ooze, harvested from the corpse of a demonic entity, steams slightly when exposed to air. Blood is used to increase the potency of the blasphemous rituals of both priests and sorcerers. And this is particularly potent blood. The nature of demons is hotly disputed by scholars. Some suggest that they are simply remnants of elder races that stalked the earth before mankind, while others insist that they are formless creatures from the outer void given form by the incantation of vile sorceries.

Black liquid that reeks of the outer dark

Ingredient

The carcass of an Antediluvian Elephant

Pet, Dead

The carcass of a bear

Pet, Dead

Then he found something else to make him wonder. Among the furs on the dais was a gorgeous spotted skin, whose predominant hue was golden. It was not a clever copy, but the skin of an actual beast. And that beast, Conan knew, had been extinct for at least a thousand years; it was the great golden leopard which figures so prominently in Hyborian legendry, and which the ancient artists delighted to portray in pigments and marble.
~ The Devil in Iron

Pelts, skinned from beasts, with warm or tough or luxuriant fur, are among the earliest materials man has turned to clothing. To wear the skins of creatures the gods left less exposed to the elements - to take on their strength.

Pelts, such as this one taken from a bear, communicate strength, prowess and primal nature of the beast.

The hairy pelt of a bear

Ingredient

The carcass of a boar

Pet, Dead

The carcass of a camel

Pet, Dead

The carcass of a crested lacerta

Pet, Dead

The carcass of a crocodile

Pet, Dead

The pulverizing action of the fluid press liquifies a devolved bat claw into ichor. Alternatively, a cleanly harvested specimen can be used as the focus of a trophy-plinth.

The severed claw of a devolved bat.

Ingredient

The pulverizing action of the fluid press liquifies a devolved bird wing into ichor. Alternatively, a cleanly harvested specimen can be used as the focus of a trophy-plinth.

The severed wing of a devolved bird.

Ingredient

The pulverizing action of the fluid press liquifies a devolved spider chunk into ichor. Alternatively, a cleanly harvested specimen can be used as the focus of a trophy-plinth.

The harvested chunk of a devolved spider.

Ingredient

The pulverizing action of the fluid press liquifies a devolved Drowned scale into ichor. Alternatively, a cleanly harvested specimen can be used as the focus of a trophy-plinth.

The harvested scale of one of the Drowned.

Ingredient

The pulverizing action of the fluid press liquifies a devolved fiend bone into ichor. Alternatively, a cleanly harvested specimen can be used as the focus of a trophy-plinth.

The harvested bone of a devolved fiend.

Ingredient