Grounded is a first and third person survival video game from Obsidian Entertainment. Being a survival game, you need to collect a wide range of resources and items in order to survive. One of these items includes a resin that can be used to craft multiple resources. You can craft several healing resources, tools, and furniture out of sap. But several players in the community are confused about getting this item. So here is our guide on how to get Sap in Grounded.
How to get juice in Grounded
When you start in the grassy area of the map, look for the woods around to get sap. You will find this item attached to the sides of wooden materials such as twigs, sticks, twigs and other items. You can also find it attached under a piece of wood. If you want to accumulate a lot of juice at the beginning of the game, we suggest getting as many wood materials as possible.
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- To get more juice, you can head to the red oak trees around the map.
- Once you find these trees, use the ax to extract crystallized sap from them.
- You can break up crystallized juice to get a lot more juice out of it. But the only problem with this is the population of spiders that can harm you.
- In addition, you can also create a sap trap. With this utility, you can produce enough juice from areas where it is rarely found.
- You can attach them to oaks or roots connecting them to get an endless supply of sap. The following are the items to create a sap catcher:
- 1 acorn top
- 2 stalks of weeds
- 4 Crude oil
- It produces 1 juice every 5 hours and it can take over 25 hours to produce the maximum amount of juice.
Resin can be used to create many resources, consumables, tools, equipment, traps, production and storage utilities.
This is all about how to get Sap in Grounded.