Gaming Guide

Mistfall Hunter Camp Structure Upgrades: All Requirements and Unlocks

Every camp building's material costs and the exact bonus each level grants, from Spirithorn Healing to bigger stash space.

Every camp building’s material costs and the exact bonus each level grants, from Spirithorn Healing to bigger stash space.

Camp structures in Mistfall Hunter are a permanent progression track that sits alongside your character level and gear. Each building you raise grants a fixed reward, such as more Spirithorn Healing, higher Gyldjar capacity, extra stash room, added auction slots, or better forging options at the Workshop. Knowing the exact materials for every level lets you set aside the right loot before it clutters your stash.

Quick answer: Reach character level 5, hold 10,000 Gyldenblod, then complete the Camp Revitalization task by speaking with Dew to open the Camp menu. From there, spend the listed materials to push each building from Level 2 upward.


Unlock the camp upgrade system

The Camp section stays locked until you meet two conditions and finish one task. Follow the sequence below in order.

Level your character to 5 and gather at least 10,000 Gyldenblod. Completing the Accumulation of Wealth objective for the same amount clears the way for the next task.
Accept the Camp Revitalization task when it appears, then talk to Dew back at camp. This opens the Camp section in the in-game menu.
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Open the Camp menu to see every building and its next-level cost. An upgrade confirms it worked when the building’s level number ticks up and its new bonus becomes active. Items tagged “Can be used for camp construction” are the materials these upgrades consume.

Level 2 camp upgrades: materials and rewards

Every building except the Collection Pedestal can move from Level 1 to Level 2 right away. The Collection Pedestal stays locked and opens only after you complete other camp upgrades.

BuildingMaterialsUnlocks
Goddess Statue1x Pearl Dust, 1x Velgr Feather, 2x Heavy Stone Block, 1x Vine BundleSpirithorn Healing +10%
Gyldenblod Pool2x Incense Burner, 2x Velgr Feather, 3x Lynx Whiskers, 3x Tarred RopeGyldjar capacity +50%
Warehouse1x Pearl Dust, 2x Copper Button, 2x Fine Salt, 2x FishboneWarehouse capacity +24
Shop1x Velgr Feather, 1x Slime, 2x Vine Bundle, 2x FishbonePremium Shop
Auction House1x Gem Mirror, 2x Mixed Spices, 2x Soulcall Flute, 2x GlintstoneAuction slots +1
Tavern2x Norgard King’s Coin, 2x Ritual Severed Dagger, 2x Crimson Bat Eye, 1x Bone LyreHero’s Ale
Workshop1x Soulcall Flute, 2x Copper Button, 2x CharcoalExcellent weapons and accessories at the Forge; reduced forge time for Excellent equipment and Tier 1 Gems
Scavenger Squad1x Bone Lyre, 1x Needle Case, 2x CharcoalNew strategies for the Normal Zone
Soulcatch Tree1x Blood Moss, 1x Spiritwood Pin, 3x Pottery ShardSoulcatch Net slots +2, Production queue slots +1

Level 3 camp upgrades: materials and rewards

Four buildings have confirmed Level 3 costs. The Gyldenblod Pool is the standout here, since it adds a character slot on top of a large Gyldjar capacity boost.

BuildingMaterialsUnlocks
Goddess Statue1x Gem Mirror, 2x Spirit Antler, 3x Exotic Seed, 2x Mutant MyceliumSpirithorn Healing +20%
Gyldenblod Pool1x Dragonslayer’s Banner, 2x Spirit Antler, 2x Veteran Medal, 1x Heavy Stone BlockGyldjar capacity +100%, Character limit +1
Warehouse1x Dragonslayer’s Banner, 1x Norgard King’s Coin, 2x Fortune Bean, 2x Spiritwood PinWarehouse capacity +48
Scavenger Squad1x Dragonflame Bone, 2x Fortune Bean, 2x Slime, 2x Ornate Wooden BoxAnomaly Zone

Level 4 camp upgrades: materials

Level 4 pulls in rarer materials such as Mithril Ingot, Velvar’s Teachings, and Holy Sith Astrolabe. The Warehouse keeps a steady payoff of more stash space, while the reward text for the Goddess Statue, Gyldenblod Pool, and Tavern is not yet confirmed.

BuildingMaterialsUnlocks
Goddess Statue1x Penitent’s Tear, 1x Velvar’s Teachings, 2x Mithril Ingot, 1x Pathfinder LanternNot yet confirmed
Gyldenblod Pool1x Velvar’s Teachings, 1x Obsidian Raven, 1x Holy Sith Astrolabe, 2x Soulcomb NetNot yet confirmed
Warehouse1x Soul Jar, 1x Ornamental Orb, 1x Slumbering Dragon Statue, 2x Silver BowlWarehouse capacity +72
Tavern1x Gold Ship Sculpture, 1x Dragonslayer’s Banner, 2x Incense Burner, 2x Veteran MedalNot yet confirmed

Warehouse Level 5 and Level 6 costs

The Warehouse currently reaches the furthest of any building, with confirmed material sets for two more tiers. These stages demand end-game items pulled from harder points of interest.

LevelMaterials
Level 51x Hastain’s Tears, 1x Frostbee Crystal Hive, 2x Gem Mirror, 2x Hallowed Woods Codex
Level 61x Kjerno’s Idol, 1x Velvar’s Teachings, 2x Blessed Sachet

Where to farm the materials

Most basic construction items can be bought outright from the Auction House, which is the fastest way to top off a single missing component. The scarcer Epic and Legendary-grade materials come from hard point-of-interest treasure chests, and several advanced items are tied to specific zones like Hallowgrove and Brandgarde.

Tip: When you pick up an item marked for camp construction, cross-check it against the tables above before selling. Material costs shifted between the Open Test and full release, so an item you no longer need for one building may still be required for another.

If you are deciding where to spend first, the Warehouse pays off early by giving you the storage room to hoard everything else, the Goddess Statue raises survivability through Spirithorn Healing, and the Workshop is the only path to forging Excellent gear and slotting gems. The Collection Pedestal stays sealed until enough of the surrounding camp is upgraded.