Towers of Aghasba will transport players to a gorgeous world where they must gather resources, manage wildlife, and build their community as their tribe looks to return to its spiritual homeland. As the young protagonist looking to fulfill the dreams of their late parents, players will need to be resourceful to ensure the tribe survives.
A key element to the survival of the tribe is the continued evolution of the villages players can create. In order to do this, you’ll need to collect a number of important materials scattered throughout the world. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to find one of the more important ones, so players can gain an understanding of how to find Root in Towers of Aghasba.
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How to Get Root in Towers of Aghasba
As the name would suggest, Root is a resource that players can find when cutting down or harvesting the various plant life throughout the game. However, this doesn’t apply to all flora types in this crafting and survival game, and is not always guaranteed. Much like the animals you can scan with your Shimuscope, each plant or tree you harvest will have a chance of earning players loot from a variety of materials.
To find Root, players will need to dig root plants using a shovel or cut down any dead trees they encounter. While you’ll have far more success with root plants, such as the Spindleroot you find in the early stages of the game, trees will also grant you Root occasionally, on top of the usual wood and tree bark.
What Do You Use Root For?
It may not be obvious from the initial stages of your playthrough, but Root is actually an edible material that has healing qualities. Players can consume Root to replenish a minor amount of health, along with using the material to complete certain crafting jobs.
Additionally, Root can be used as a way to earn more Amity, as your character isn’t the only one that consumes the product as part of their diet. Some wildlife, such as the Juvor, will eat Root when offered it, as well as accept it as a means of tending to wounds when they are injured. Feeding animals will not only earn you Amity, but also other useful crafting resources like Dung.
Adventure
Open-World
Survival
- Developer(s)
- Dreamlit inc.
- Multiplayer
- Online Co-Op
- Early Access Release
- 2024-11-00