Adventurer: Ruby Blades, Spears, and Companion Armor

Once you have assembled a stack of Ruby gems and Ruby Fragments, Adventurer covers every gear slot on both the player and their travel companions. Most pieces follow familiar workbench shapes, though the melee weapons introduce a couple of recipe twists worth knowing before you lay out materials.

Melee Weapons and Harvesting Tools

Unlike a vanilla blade, the Ruby Sword is heavier on raw crystal: it requires Ruby x2, Ruby Fragments x4, and a single Stick on the crafting grid. If you want a lighter weapon early in a mining trip, one Ruby and Stick x2 craft a Ruby Spear instead.

Notice that Ruby + Stick x2 is the exact same ingredient list used by the Ruby Shovel, so double-check your grid arrangement when crafting either one. The rest of the toolset sticks to classic proportions:

• Ruby x3 + Stick x2 -> Ruby Pickaxe for underground tunneling
• Ruby x3 + Stick x2 -> Ruby Axe for timber and shields
• Ruby x2 + Stick x2 -> Ruby Hoe for clearing crops and leaves

Personal Suit and Companion Barding

Outfitting yourself in full crimson gear covers the four standard armor pieces: Ruby x5 for the Ruby Helmet, Ruby x8 for the Ruby Chestplate, Ruby x7 for the Ruby Leggings, and Ruby x4 for the Ruby Boots.

Unlike vanilla mount gear that often sends you digging through dungeon chests, Adventurer lets you forge pet protection right at home. Seven Ruby gems craft Ruby Horse Armor directly on a table, while Ruby x5 combined with a vanilla Wolf Armor upgrades your hound's harness into Ruby Wolf Armor before heading back into hostile territory.