All Crafting Stations in Confluence Otherworld and Their Unique Recipes

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Alchemy Table

The Alchemy Table functions as an advanced counterpart to the standard brewing station. It cannot process the normal brewing recipes, but it unlocks a separate set of special formulas. Its construction requires wood boards, a brewing table, skulls, candles, and glass bottles, all assembled on a heavy-duty frame.

To use it, place your base ingredients into the six slots arranged on the left and right sides. Then put a water bottle or another special reagent into the middle and upper slots. The finished product will appear in the lower area. If you combine materials without a clear plan, the result may become unstable or unexpected.

Altar

Altars are crafting stations that appear naturally in the world, mostly within or near The Corruption or The Crimson biomes, though a few can also be found underground elsewhere. They are used to create many boss-summoning items and other unique equipment. You cannot pick them up, move them, place them from your inventory, or craft them yourself.

To work with an altar, place the required item directly onto its surface. If you sneak and right-click, you can remove the item. With empty hands, left-click to activate the altar and begin the synthesis process. Demon Altars are typically found underground in Corruption areas, while Crimson Altars appear in Crimson regions, with occasional spawns in other underground locations.

Extractinator

The Extractinator is a functional block that acts as a refining machine. Feed it gravel, silt blocks, snowy silt, marine gravel, or desert fossils, and it will convert them into more valuable materials such as ores, coins, or gems. It can also turn fishing waste into low-grade bait. Think of it as a garbage recycler with a high-speed output.

To use it, hold the material in your hand and right-click the machine. The refining happens very quickly, and the results scatter around the floor as item drops. You can obtain an Extractinator from a Wooden Crate.

Heavy Work Bench

The Heavy Work Bench resembles an upgraded version of the ordinary workbench, but it does not handle the standard 3x3 recipes. Instead, it uses a 4x4 grid, allowing you to craft larger building materials, tools, and decorative pieces. In practice, it behaves like a normal workbench except for the expanded crafting area.

When two different recipes share the same ingredients, use the arrow on the right side of the interface to switch between the possible finished products.

Hellforge

The Hellforge is more heat-resistant than a blast furnace and remains fully compatible with all blast furnace recipes, making it a direct upgrade. It has a chance to generate somewhere inside a Nether Tower structure.

To operate it, place your raw materials into the four central slots, then put fuel into the lower-left corner. After a short wait, the smelted product appears on the right side. Its appearance does not match the regular furnace or blast furnace, but its function is solid.

Sky Mill

Despite its impressive name, the Sky Mill is actually a furniture crafting station. It has a chance to appear inside the chests found on Heaven Islands. Like a stone cutter, it is ready to use immediately without needing fuel or power.

Place your materials into the three lower slots, then select the desired recipe from the list on the right. The finished item will appear in the top output slot.

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