Crafting Weapons, Tools, and Combat Accessories in Jujutsu Craft
This guide covers the crafting recipes for weapons, tools, and combat accessories in Jujutsu Craft (Sorcery Fight).
Basic Combat Tools
Harisen is a simple, paper-based weapon that you can craft early on. To make it, arrange three pieces of 
Paper and one 
Stick in a shaped crafting pattern. The stick serves as the handle, while the paper forms the striking surface. This is a lightweight option that does not require rare materials.
Nail is a small but useful crafting component and tool. Combine two 
Iron Nuggets in a shaped pattern to produce a single Nail. Because it uses iron nuggets rather than full ingots, it is relatively cheap to produce in batches once you have a steady supply of iron.
Sunglasses are a combat accessory that provides a distinct visual style. Craft them using three blocks of #forge:stained_glass in a shaped pattern. Note that the recipe accepts any stained glass that matches the forge tag, so you can choose the color that suits your preference. This accessory is purely cosmetic in its crafting requirements but serves as a functional piece of equipment.
Specialized Equipment
Human Car is an unusual and advanced tool that requires a significant investment of materials. To craft it, you need four 
Human Stock items arranged in a shaped crafting grid. The recipe consumes all four stocks to produce a single Human Car. This is not a beginner item, as Human Stock is typically obtained through more advanced gameplay.
Takuma Ino's Hood
Takuma Ino's Hood has a unique and self-referential crafting recipe. To create it, you place an existing Takuma Ino's Hood into the crafting grid in a shaped pattern. The recipe outputs a Takuma Ino's Hood. This means the item can be re-crafted or cycled through the crafting interface, but the recipe does not transform it into anything different. In practical terms, this recipe does not allow you to craft the hood from base materials; it only accepts an existing hood as its input.
Crafting Tips
- All recipes listed here use the shaped crafting system, meaning the arrangement of items in the grid matters. Follow the standard 3x3 crafting table layout for these recipes.
- For the Harisen, ensure the paper and stick are placed in the correct relative positions, as shaped recipes do not work if the pattern is merely present but misaligned.
- The Sunglasses recipe relies on the forge tag system, so any stained glass block that is recognized by the tag will work. Do not use plain glass, as it does not match the tag.
- The Human Car recipe is straightforward in terms of quantity but demands four of the same item, so stockpile Human Stock before attempting to craft it.
- The Takuma Ino's Hood recipe is the only one here that does not create a new item from raw components. If you do not already possess the hood, you will need to find another way to obtain it, as this crafting recipe will not help you produce your first one.
When preparing for combat, prioritize the tools that fit your current resources. The Harisen and Nail are accessible early, while the Sunglasses and Human Car require more specific materials. The Takuma Ino's Hood recipe is best ignored unless you already have the item and want to cycle it through crafting.
Covers the mod’s in-game guide topics: Harisen Human Car Nail Sunglasses Takuma Ino's Hood Takuma Ino's Hood