Core Keeper Craft

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Wool

Crafting material · Items

Wool is a common crafting material produced by Bambucks .

FAQ

How do I get Wool in Core Keeper?

Wool is a common crafting material produced by Bambucks .

What is Wool used for?

Wool is an ingredient in 22 recipes, including Speeder Go-Kart, Chef's Hat, Chef's Jacket.

How to make

No crafting recipes produce this item (raw material or drop).

Used to make

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