How To Get A Pouch Workbench In Core Keeper

How To Get A Pouch Workbench In Core Keeper

As you explore the sprawling underground world of Core Keeper, you’re going to come across all sorts of items. Weapons, armor, blocks, crops, seeds, different materials, bugs, fish, furniture, and plenty of others — enough to constantly keep your inventory full if you enjoy collecting things.

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Sure, you’ll likely have a ton of chests to store things in, but even still, your inventory will inevitably get filled up, and you’ll need to make yet another trip back to your base. If you want to expand your inventory and keep it organized without requiring a new backpack, several Pouches can help you out plenty.

What Are Pouches?

Player inventory showing four rows of Pouch inventory, each having different items in them, in Core Keeper.

Pouches are special items that add additional slots to your inventory that can only be filled by specific items​, with four categories having their own set of Pouches:

  • Fish, which get gray-colored inventory slots.
  • Seeds and Plants, which get green-colored inventory slots.
  • Valuables, which get magenta-colored inventory slots.
  • Blocks and Ores, which get brown-colored inventory slots.

They need to be Quick Stashed from your inventory or hotbar like if you were equipping armor, and afterward, you’ll have either five, eight, or ten additional inventory slots, depending on the tier of Pouch.

You aren’t limited to using one category of Pouch each; you can have multiple of the same Pouch tier and category equipped, and the only limit is a maximum of four Pouches total.

Now, when obtaining anything fitting into those four categories, those items will automatically go into the Pouch slots first, and stay separate from your main inventory until the Pouch runs out of slots.

How To Craft Pouches

Player character buying the Pouch Workbench from the Bearded Merchant in Core Keeper.

Low and Mid-Tier Pouches can only be crafted at a Pouch Workbench, and to get one, you’ll need to defeat the first boss, Glurch the Abominous Mass. After it’s defeated, the Bearded Merchant will be released from their prison, and become available to purchase items from.

You can have NPCs such as the Bearded Merchant move into your home by placing their accompanying Furniture Item in a suitable room with at least a four-by-four-tile size and at least one bed.

Open their Shop Inventory, and they’ll already be selling the Pouch Workbench for 100 Ancient Coins, which can be obtained by selling any item in the game to them, except for blocks, breaking Wooden Crates, or opening Treasure Chests.

Place the Pouch Workbench anywhere, and you’ll have the recipes for Small Pouches and Medium Pouches already unlocked.

All Small Pouches

Player character at a Pouch Workbench preparing to make a Small Ore and Block Pouch in Core Keeper.

Pouch

Materials Needed

Slots Added

Items Held

How To Obtain Crafting Materials

Small Valuable Pouch

Fiber x3


Copper Bar x2

5 Slots

Any Valuables.

Fiber can be obtained by harvesting Grub Kapok plants, Fishing in any type of water, defeating Cavelings, breaking Large Crates, opening regular or Larva Hive Chests, or salvaging any type of armor.

Small Block And Ore Pouch

Any Blocks or Ores.

Small Seed And Crop Pouch

Seeds and Grown Crops.

Copper Bars can be obtained by smelting Copper Ore in a Furnace. Copper Ore can be mined in The Underground, The Clay Caves, or The Forgotten Ruins.

Small Fish Pouch

Any Fish.

All Medium Pouches

Player character at a Pouch Workbench about to craft a Medium Seed and Crop Pouch in Core Keeper.

Pouch

Materials Needed

Slots Added

Items Held

How To Obtain Crafting Materials

Medium Valuable Pouch

Fiber x6


Iron Bar x4


Gold Bar x1

8 Slots

Any Valuables.

Fiber can be obtained by harvesting Grub Kapok plants, defeating Cavelings, breaking Large Crates, opening regular or Larva Hive Chests, or salvaging any type of armor.


Iron Bars can be obtained by smelting Iron Ore in a Furnace. Iron Ore can be mined in The Forgotten Ruins, or by defeating Cavelings, breaking Ancient Crates, and a potential drop from The Hive Mother.

Medium Block And Ore Pouch

Any Blocks or Ores.

Medium Seed And Crop Pouch

Any Seeds or Crops.

Medium Fish Pouch

Any Fish.

How To Obtain Large Pouches

Player obtaining a Large Valuable Pouch as a drop from Azeos The Sky Titan in Core Keeper.

Large Pouches are the final tier of Pouches, and provide the highest number of slots at ten, but they can’t be crafted. Instead, you’ll need to find them while exploring out in the world, and each type can be found at a different location or method.

Pouch

How To Obtain

Large Valuable Pouch

Breaking Large Metropolis Crates in the Forlorn Metropolis sub-biome in the Sunken Sea.


Possible drop from defeating either Azeos the Sky Titan or Awakened Azeos.


Opening Ancient Chests or Titan’s Chests in the Forlorn Metropolis sub-biome.

Large Block And Ore Pouch

Breaking Large Charred Crates in the Molten Quarry sub-biome in the Desert of Beginnings.


Possible drop from defeating Igneous the Molten Mass.


Opening Smoldering Chests in the Molten Quarry sub-biome.

Large Seed And Crop Pouch

Breaking Large Flower Vessels in Azeos’ Wilderness.


Possible drop from defeating Druidra the Wild Titan.


Possible drop from defeating the special Floracada enemy at a Cicada Burrow in Azeos’ Wilderness.

Large Fish Pouch

Fishing in either normal water or seawater in the Sunken Sea.


Possible drop from defeating the Atlantean Worm in the Sunken Sea.

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