How to Farm Linen Scraps in Hytale

Which Enemies Drop Linen Scraps in Hytale

Linen Scraps come from humanoid monsters—enemies that actually use weapons and wear equipment. The main sources are:

• Skeletons
• Goblins
• Trorks

One important distinction: creature-like humanoids such as Fen Stalkers don’t drop Linen Scraps. If you want to maximize your farming efficiency, focus on enemies that look like they’re carrying gear—armor, weapons, that sort of thing.

Drop Rates and Best Targets

Not every kill guarantees a Linen Scrap drop, so you’ll need to hunt in volume. From what I’ve noticed:

• Trorks and Goblins seem to have better drop rates for Linen Scraps
• Skeletons tend to drop Bone Fragments more frequently than Linen Scraps

This doesn’t mean you should avoid Skeletons entirely—they’re still viable sources—but if you’re specifically grinding for Linen Scraps, prioritize Trork and Goblin camps when possible.

Where to Find Monster Camps in Hytale

You could wander around hoping to run into random spawns, but there’s a much more efficient approach: monster camps. These are permanent structures on the map that guarantee enemy spawns, and better yet, the mobs respawn after a set amount of time. This makes them perfect for repeat farming runs.

How to Locate Camps on Your Map in Hytale

Open your map and look for distinctive markers. Here’s how to identify each camp type:

• Skeleton Ruins: Surrounded by walls—usually stone structures with an enclosed perimeter
• Trork Camps: Built on dirt terrain, found on hills, flat ground, or mountains
• Goblin Camps: Located inside mountains—look for cave or mountain entrances

These camps are fairly obvious once you know what to look for, and they’re scattered throughout the world. Mark any good farming spots you find so you can return later when they respawn.

Don’t Forget to Loot Chests

Here’s a bonus tip that’s easy to overlook: most monster camps contain lootable chests. These can have Linen Scraps and other valuable materials inside, so always search camps thoroughly before moving on. Sometimes you’ll get lucky and find multiple Linen Scraps without even fighting.

What Are Linen Scraps Used For in Hytale?

Linen Scraps are primarily an early-game crafting material, but their importance extends well beyond the starting hours. Here’s what you’ll be making with them:

Repair Kits (Most Important)

The number one use for Linen Scraps is crafting Repair Kits. These consumable items let you fix damaged gear, which is absolutely critical since everything breaks down with use. Each Repair Kit requires 2 Linen Scraps, plus Light Leather and an Iron Ingot. You’ll be making these constantly, so maintaining a steady supply of Linen Scraps is essential.

Early-Game Equipment

Linen Scraps are also required for crafting your first sets of decent gear:

• Iron and Thorium Tools (pickaxes, axes, shovels)
• Iron and Thorium Weapons (swords, bows, etc.)
• Iron and Thorium Armor (helmets, chestplates, leggings, boots)

This makes Linen Scraps a bottleneck material early on. You need them to craft the tools that let you mine better materials, which eventually leads to higher-tier gear like the Adamantite equipment made with Cindercloth Scraps.

Tips for Efficient Linen Scrap Farming

• Mark your camps: Once you find a good Trork or Goblin camp with consistent spawns, mark it on your map for easy return visits.
• Farm in batches: Since camps respawn, you can establish a farming route between multiple camps to maximize your haul.
• Clear completely: Don’t leave enemies alive—respawn timers might not start until all mobs are defeated.
• Bring healing items: Farming runs can get intense if you’re tackling multiple camps in one session. Stay stocked on food or healing potions.
• Check every chest: The free Linen Scraps from chests add up over time and save you combat effort.

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