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    All Crafting Recipes and What They Do in Mage Arena

    By Kirthana KJuly 29, 2025
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    In Mage Arena, you are given a quick guide on crafting new items from resources you collect in the wild. There are a handful of craftable recipes to attain in the game, and unlocking them will give you new equipment or gear to use during your exploration. There are a handful of craftable items, and this guide will explain how to craft all items and their uses in Mage Arena.

    All Crafting Recipes Explained in Mage Arena

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    During the tutorial, you will be introduced to the crafting bench at your base. While you do get a look at crafting an early game item, there aren’t any other indicators about getting resources or crafting more items. As you keep exploring the map, you will spot random flags that either belong to enemies or found in the wild. To collect resources, you need to capture these flags, and, in turn, they will drop a random resource.

    These resources are collected by the Orc helpers and handed over to you at your base. Each section of the map will offer fixed crafting resources, making it easier to find any item that is required. To know all the crafting recipes, check out the scroll beside the crafting bench to find all current combinations. Below are the crafting combinations to use and what they do in the game.

    ItemCrafting RecipeDescription
    BoingerRock + MushroomCrafts a melee weapon that bounces the player to the opposite direction when the weapon hits a surface or another player. 
    Ray of ShrinkMushroom + CrystalCreates a shrinking ray that turns players into miniature versions of themselves. 
    OrbCrystal + CrystalShows you the POV of an enemy or random player.
    Mushroom ManMushroom + MushroomPress G to drop the Mushroom Man to the ground. It will follow you around, jump on it (press Spacebar) to launch yourself into the air.
    LevitatorWood + CrystalPress G to drop the Mushroom Man to the ground. It will follow you around, jump on it (press Spacebar) to launch yourself into the air.
    Spore FrogMushroom + FrogA reusable smoke bomb that clouds vision. 
    Frog StickFrog + WoodActs as a spear and used on players to drop their held items. Best used to retrieve the Excalibur from players holding it.
    GolemRock + CrystalA companion that attacks enemies for you. Drop them on the ground so they follow you around. 
    Thrumming StoneRock + RockUsed to ward off missiles and projectile attacks. Best used to get rid of the Wisp tracking projectile. 
    Frog SwordFrog + RockAnother melee weapon to be used in attacking enemies. 
    Walking StickWood + WoodIncreases move speed when held. 
    BrambleRock + WoodSummons temporary damage dealing spikes on the ground that lasts for 2 minutes. Used for securing your base flag from enemies, but has a chance of being destroyed by fireballs. 
    Dart FrogCrystal + FrogWith each successful shot, steals the enemy’s HP. Also, the target’s movement controls get inverted for a limited time. 
    Fungal Walking StickMushroom + WoodWhen equipped, it provides a bonus jump that takes you higher. Also boosts movement speed.
    Frog BalloonToad + ToadPlace it at the bottom of heights to eliminate fall damage. Also slightly lowers gravity and provides a jump boost.
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    Her lifelong passion of gaming led her to writing about them, bringing words to life and compiling comprehensive game guides that are quick and easy to follow. If not writing, you can catch her exploring Teyvat or the Palpagos Islands.

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