There are two main elements to learning to dye armor and clothes. How, and where. Firstly, let’s get to the where.

Where To Dye Armor

Thankfully, you don’t have to wait long to start showing your style. You can find a Dyehouse just South East of Hernand, near the river. There’s a merchant there that both sells dyes and lets you dye your armor with the dyes you have.

How To Get Dyes

Dyes are obtained in a couple of ways. Firstly, they are sometimes used as quest rewards and can be found and stolen from various places in the world. Additionally, dyes can be crafted by the player.

To do this, all you need to do is fine a cauldron, such as the one near the Dye shop, in town, or at the first Witch house. You can then experiment with ingredients to make your own dyes. Once a dye has been made and used from the inventory, it is unlocked permanently without the need for further materials.

The post How To Dye Armor & Clothes In Crimson Desert appeared first on GamersHeroes.

The Kuku Iron Pot in Crimson Desert is a vital component for players as they dive further into the game, as it has a unique feature that lets it store Abyss-related materials.

You cannot move items from your inventory into the Kuku Pot, and it cannot be used to store any items except those that belong in the Abyss.

These are commonly found after defeating Abyss or machine-based enemies, they can also be found during some puzzles and specific secret locations in the game.

The Kuku Iron Pot allows the player to use the Axiom grab ability and then Y or Triangle to store the item in the pot. Items can be removed from the Kuku Iron Pot by “Using” it from the inventory screen, which opens the Kuku Iron Pot’s inventory, and then selecting the “Discard” option on the desired item.

This will drop it nearby. Players can then use the Axiom ability to move and place these items. Some help with puzzles but most are used as late-game crafting materials for fantastical machines or technologies.

The post What Is The Kuku Iron Pot For & How To Use It In Crimson Desert appeared first on GamersHeroes.

Keys are found in the game world, marked by a small purse icon on the mini-map. They are also frequently obtained by killing bandits, smugglers, and other undesirables. It’s a bit of a strange system because these keys are not unique.

The base Keys are skeleton keys, of sorts. They will work on nearly any non-story related door in the game, and once they are used, they are gone.

A good example of this is the large castles in each of the towns. They are filled with locked doors, quite often needing 5-10+ keys to gain access to all areas. Approaching a locked door and attempting to enter will automatically used the key and open the door, the key is then removed from your inventory.

Prison Keys work much in the same way, except they only work on cells in jail and those you often find at barracks and other guard-based locations.

Be sure to check out our Crimson Desert guide hub for more exciting guides!

The post What Are Keys For In Crimson Desert appeared first on GamersHeroes.