Dried Fur is a processed material in Enshrouded that you make yourself rather than loot from enemies. You turn raw Animal Fur into it on the Drying Rack, a station you unlock from the Hunter. Its item text reads: “After drying the Animal Fur on the Drying Rack, it becomes sturdier and more durable for a longer period of time.”
What you need before you start
You need two inputs. Animal Fur drops from Vukah, wolves, and other animals you hunt in the world. Salt comes from skeletons and from the Salt Mine.
Make Dried Fur on the Drying Rack
Finished Dried Fur waits in the Drying Rack’s output until you take it.
What Dried Fur is used for
Dried Fur feeds into one of the game’s most important chains. At the Tanning Station, 10 Dried Fur, 20 Salt, and 2 Ammonia Gland produce 10 Leather. You can also craft a Small Backpack at the Workbench from 4 Dried Fur, 1 Torn Cloth, and 1 String.
Armor that needs Dried Fur
The Hunter’s Scout armor set leans heavily on Dried Fur. Several class armor pieces from the Blacksmith, Alchemist, and Hunter use 1 to 2 each, and the Bard’s Explorer set uses 1 per piece.
| Set | Piece | Dried Fur |
|---|---|---|
| Scout | Boots | 4 |
| Scout | Pants | 4 |
| Scout | Gloves | 2 |
| Scout | Chest | 5 |
| Scout | Hood | 1 |
Class pieces that each cost 1 to 2 Dried Fur include the Adventurer Trousers and Chest, the Tank Gloves and Helmet (all from the Blacksmith), the Healer Boots (Alchemist), and the Ranger Boots and Hood plus the Cutthroat Boots, Chest, and Helmet (Hunter).
Furniture that needs Dried Fur
- Wooden Bed and Ornate Wooden Bed: 6 each
- Camp Bed: 2
- Fur Rug: 1
- Big Fur Rug: 4 plus 2 Linen
- Furry straw mats, Salon Stool, and Polished Wooden Chair
