Dragon Quest Builders 2 Material Locations - All Furrowfield Island Materials

This is our guide on all the Dragon Quest Builders 2 materials you can find on Furrowfield Island, and their locations.

Guide by Hirun Cryer, Staff Writer

Updated on 9 August 2019

Materials mean everything in Dragon Quest Builders 2, as you'd probably expect from a game all about building. In this Dragon Quest Builders 2 material locations guide, we'll be listing out all the key materials you can find around Furrowfield Island, to make your opening hours with the game as smooth as possible.

Dragon Quest Builders 2 Materials List

In the table below, we'll be listing out all the Dragon Quest Builders 2 material locations on Furrowfield Island. So whenever you need a particular item to build another item or a room, simply check the table below.

Material	Location	Image
Arid Earth	Obtained by using the mallet on dry ground
Big Bramble	Obtained by chopping down larger brambles in the bog
Bones	Obtained by defeating larger monsters
Bramble	Obtained by chopping down regular brambles in the bog
Chalk	Obtained by burrowing deep into the ground with the mallet
Dry Grass	Obtained by chopping clumps or grass
Grass Fibre	Obtained by chopping reeds in the bog
Kelp	Obtained by chopping clumps of weeds on the sea shore
Oil	Obtained by killing a Dracky or Slime
Seaside Sand	Obtained by burrowing into the sea shore ground
Spoiled Earth	Obtained by using the mallet on grey ground
Stone	Obtained by breaking mounds of rocks
Wood	Obtained by chopping down any tree or stump

Keep in mind that these are only the ingredients that we've located in our time with Dragon Quest Builders 2 so far. Whenever we come across any new ingredients and materials, we'll be sure to add them to the table above straight away.

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Hirun Cryer

Staff Writer

Hirun Cryer is by far the most juvenile member of USgamer. He's so juvenile, that this is his first full-time job in the industry, unlike literally every other person featured on this page. He's written for The Guardian, Paste Magazine, and Kotaku, and he likes waking up when the sun rises and roaming the nearby woods with the bears and the wolves.

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