Welcome to the Core Keeper Monster Farm Guide! This is a rather simplified guide focused on helping a player set up a monster farm in the shortest amount of time for efficient monster farming and loot. Learn how to build a productive monster farm with different strategies and floor tiles.
How to Farm Monsters in Core Keeper
There are two primary methods for farming monsters in Core Keeper
Hunt for Monsters in Their Biome
Search up to various biomes to find and hunt the monsters within their natural habitats. Doing this is time-consuming but rewarding as you track down the monster by yourself on a search.
Place Monster-Spawning Floor Tiles
Special floor tiles to spawn monsters allow for a much more controlled approach in doing so. This is great when making a stationary spawn of monsters without needing to always explore for them. Just place these kinds of tiles onto the ground, and eventually, monsters will spawn so long as you're not on the same screen.
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Building a Core Keeper Monster Farm
Creating a monster farm is relatively straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started
Prepare the Area
The first step to having an efficient farming process is to prepare the area where you are going to place your monster-spawning tiles. Close off the area by digging out the ground or building walls around it so that your monsters don't wander away. This farm will work without traps, but they do come in handy in automatically killing monsters for experience and items.
Tile Placement
Place the floor tiles for the monsters that will be spawned in your prepared area. You can mix different kinds of floor tiles in one space or have separate rooms for each of your monsters, depending on what you want to do regarding your farm and how it's laid out.
Lighting Considerations
It is unknown if lighting has an effect on spawn rates. You can install electric lights should you want to keep your farm lit, or shroud it in darkness and turn off those lights at will.
List of Core Keeper Monster Spawner Floor Tiles
Below is a list of floor tiles that can spawn various monsters in Core Keeper, along with their locations and what they spawn:
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Farm Monsters in Core Keeper
There are two primary methods for farming monsters in Core KeeperHunt for Monsters in Their Biome
Search up to various biomes to find and hunt the monsters within their natural habitats. Doing this is time-consuming but rewarding as you track down the monster by yourself on a search.
Place Monster-Spawning Floor Tiles
Special floor tiles to spawn monsters allow for a much more controlled approach in doing so. This is great when making a stationary spawn of monsters without needing to always explore for them. Just place these kinds of tiles onto the ground, and eventually, monsters will spawn so long as you're not on the same screen.
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Building a Core Keeper Monster Farm
Creating a monster farm is relatively straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you startedPrepare the Area
The first step to having an efficient farming process is to prepare the area where you are going to place your monster-spawning tiles. Close off the area by digging out the ground or building walls around it so that your monsters don't wander away. This farm will work without traps, but they do come in handy in automatically killing monsters for experience and items.
Tile Placement
Place the floor tiles for the monsters that will be spawned in your prepared area. You can mix different kinds of floor tiles in one space or have separate rooms for each of your monsters, depending on what you want to do regarding your farm and how it's laid out.
Lighting Considerations
It is unknown if lighting has an effect on spawn rates. You can install electric lights should you want to keep your farm lit, or shroud it in darkness and turn off those lights at will.
List of Core Keeper Monster Spawner Floor Tiles
Below is a list of floor tiles that can spawn various monsters in Core Keeper, along with their locations and what they spawn:
| Tile Name | Location | Spawns |
|---|---|---|
| Chrysalis | The Clay Caves | Larvae |
| Fungal Soil | Dirt Biome | Fungal Enemies and Mushrooms (useful for farming mushrooms) |
| Ground Slime | Dirt Biome | Orange Slimes |
| Ground Magma Slime | Molten Quarry | Black and Orange Lava Slimes |
| Ground Poison Slime | Azeos' Wilderness | Purple Poison Slimes |
| Ground Slippery Slime | The Sunken Sea | Blue Slippery Slimes |
| Stone Moss | The Forgotten Ruins; Dropped by Cavelings | Forgotten Ruins Cavelings |
| Lush Moss | Azeos' Wilderness; Dropped by Caveling Hunter and Caveling Gardener | Azeos' Wilderness Cavelings |
| Urban Moss | Forlorn Metropolis; Dropped by Caveling Scholar | Caveling Scholar |
| Valley Moss | The Desert of Beginnings | Caveling Assassin |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set up a monster farm in Core Keeper?
Place monster-spawning floor tiles in a prepped, closed-off area. This setup will spawn monsters over time and allow one to farm them efficiently.
What should I consider when building a monster farm?
Close it off with walls or dig out the ground so that the monsters don't go everywhere. You can also add traps, although these aren't actually necessary.
Do lighting conditions affect monster spawn rates?
It's not known if lighting has an effect on spawn rates. Feel free to experiment with lighting to see what works best for your farm setup.
Where can I find different monster-spawning floor tiles?
Each tile type can be found in its corresponding biome and has specific monsters it spawns. An example would be the Fungal Soil, which spawns fungal enemies with mushrooms in the Dirt Biome.