The Obsidiron Chest is crafted, not found. You build it at the Meteor Anvil that appears after a Meteor Shower, which can only trigger on day five or later and is announced with the on‑screen message “The sky is on fire.” Collect Meteor and Gold Shards from fallen meteors and refine Obsidiron Ingots, then assemble the blueprint at the anvil to place the chest and secure the achievement.
Obsidiron Chest requirements (items and quantities)
| Item | Quantity | Where to get it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meteor Shard. | 10. | Mine meteors in the Meteor Crater. | Common red crystals from meteor nodes. |
| Gold Shard. | 5. | Mine meteors in the Meteor Crater. | Lower drop rate than Meteor Shards; expect extra mining. |
| Obsidiron Ingot. | 3. | Refine Raw Obsidiron Ore dropped from meteors. | Break ore, heat in lava, then cool in water. |
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Add to Google Preferences →Start the Meteor Shower and locate the Meteor Anvil



Assemble and activate the Meteor Anvil


E. Review the crafting menu to confirm the Obsidiron Chest blueprint is listed.Mine meteors for shards


Refine Obsidiron Ingots



Craft and place the Obsidiron Chest blueprint



Event and crafting notes
- The Obsidiron Chest is craft-only; it does not drop from enemies or structures.
- The Meteor Anvil only appears after a Meteor Shower, marked on the map with a red anvil icon.
- Gold Shards are rarer than Meteor Shards, so budget extra time for mining.
- Blacksmith-focused playstyles can speed up assembly and crafting at the anvil.
- Placing the crafted blueprint summons the chest; opening it also grants a new achievement.
Once the event triggers and the anvil is built, the rest is a resource check: mine, refine, craft, and place. Follow the sequence above and you’ll have the chest and achievement in a single meteor cycle.






