Crafting Recipes
Material costs and crafting requirements for known recipes.
One More Delve does not have an official recipe database. This page is a community-compiled list of known crafting recipes based on player reports from the Steam Community, Discord, and direct testing.
How Recipes Work
Each blueprint specifies:
- The output item (weapon or armor piece)
- Material requirements (crystal type and quantity)
- Any coin cost for purchasable recipes
Known Weapon Recipes
Basic Longsword (Starting)
No blueprint required. Available from the start.
[Weapon Name] Upgrade +1
Estimated cost: [TBD — community data pending]
[Weapon Name] Upgrade +2
Estimated cost: [TBD — community data pending]
Note: Specific weapon upgrade costs vary. Players are encouraged to contribute tested recipes to the Steam Community Discussions or Official Discord.
Armor Recipes
Armor pieces (helm, chest, arms, legs) follow a similar upgrade path to weapons, with material costs scaling per piece.
Spell Purchases
New spell types are purchased at the hub shop using coins earned from defeating enemies and smashing objects. Costs vary by spell type. Specific prices are best confirmed in-game.
Contributing Recipe Data
Because ATVR has not published an official recipe database, community contribution is the only source of comprehensive recipe data. If you have tested specific material costs, please share them on the Steam Community page to help other players.
This page will be updated as community data accumulates.
See also: Forge Guide, Crystals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions about One More Delve.
Where can I find all the recipes?
There is no single recipe list in-game. You discover recipes by picking up blueprints as loot drops. The community is compiling known recipes on the Steam Community page.
Can I sell or trade blueprints?
As of the 1.0 release, there is no trading system in One More Delve. Each player must find their own blueprints.
Are there recipes that do not require blueprints?
Only the basic starting equipment has no blueprint requirement. All crafted upgrades require finding the corresponding blueprint first.