Hytale Mithril: Find & Use Guide

Hytale Mithril: Find & Use Guide

The ground trembled, and the air crackled with heat. My pickaxe struck something harder than granite, sending sparks flying. It was then I knew: the quest for Mithril, the most coveted metal in Hytale, had led me to this moment.

This guide will show you the most effective strategies for obtaining Mithril, and how to get the most out of it.

Gearing Up for the Mithril Hunt

I remember the first time I tried making Paella: the saffron alone cost a small fortune. Similarly, in Hytale, obtaining the best materials often means venturing into the most challenging areas. The richest deposits of Mithril are found in Zone 4, notorious for being among the most dangerous locations in the game. Specifically, concentrate your search within the volcanic regions or “fire zones.” Probe deep within the cave walls; Mithril is often embedded within the rock.

You can also discover Mithril in underground areas. If you attempt to mine Mithril in Zone 4, come prepared with the best gear available. This zone is populated by formidable enemies that can quickly overwhelm inexperienced players. Only venture there once you’ve significantly upgraded your character and equipment.

Zone 4 in Hytale
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Zone 4 is also home to a challenging skeleton boss. Defeating this boss yields valuable loot, potentially including Mithril. Again, adequate gear is necessary to triumph in this battle. Mithril can also appear randomly within the Whisperfront Frontiers biome, though its occurrence is infrequent. The Whisperfront Frontiers biome is generally a more reliable source of Cobalt.

Whisperfront Frontiers biome in Hytale
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Can Mithril be found in Exploration mode?

As of this writing, my Mithril finds have been limited to Creative mode. I’m uncertain about its availability within the Exploration mode. Have *you*, the reader, discovered any Mithril in Exploration? Share your experiences in the comments below!

Crafting with Mithril

Transforming raw Mithril into something useful requires a bit of preparation. First, like making steel from iron, you’ll need a Furnace to convert the raw Mithril into usable Mithril Ingots. And, just like any furnace, you’ll need a fuel source. Once you have the ingots, you can craft a variety of high-end items:

Mithril stone ore in Hytale
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  • Mithril weapons
  • Mithril Helm
  • Mithril Cuirass
  • Mithril Gauntlets
  • Mithril Greaves
  • Mithril Shield

While Mithril might be difficult to come by, armor crafted from it offers some of the highest defensive stats in the game. Preparing for endgame content? Mithril will be your closest ally.

What are the benefits of using Mithril armor and weapons?

The primary advantage of Mithril gear is its superior stats. Mithril weapons deal more damage, while Mithril armor provides enhanced protection compared to their lower-tier counterparts, giving you a noticeable advantage in combat.

Are there any alternatives to Mithril?

While Mithril stands as the ultimate choice, Cobalt and other metals can serve as alternatives, especially in the mid-game. However, keep in mind that their stats will generally be lower, making them less effective against tougher enemies.