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Your inventory feels pretty big at the start ofMudborne, but once you begin exploring new maps, breeding for new species of frogs or their two potential variants per base species, or just stockpiling resources because who knows when you might need it, you’ll be craving extra space before long.
If you need more storage space in Mudborne, you’ve got a few options. Some furniture is exclusive to living species like bugs or frogs, but there are plenty of options to increase your storage as you continue to explore the various areas. You can even get a backpack before long!
Buy Or Find More Storage Space
Buy Storage Items From Other Frogs
While you’ve probably already found several ofthe options for frog furnitureto store any important frogs you’ve caught, or have grabbed some of the bug furniture from Ribbert in the Kindergarten, most storage options in Mudborne aren’t quite as specific. There are plenty of options you’ll have in each region totrade for storage items with the other native frogs.
Frogspawn Barrel
1 Bucket of Water, 1 Frosty Crown
Hopert’s wares will have to do until youenter the Climate Control area, but it’s a good way to get started on stashing your extra stuff if you’re trying to purchase your way into extra storage space, but you’ve got a couple of freebie options as well.
One of the most critical ways to expand your amount of storage space in Mudborne is byfinishing the A Long Road Ahead chapterof the Compendium, which ushers you from the Spawning Pool andinto the Central Junctionwith Dendro, granting you access tothe rest of the pool. Not only does doing so open a whole new set of paths and potential areas to explore, but you’ll also receive afree backpackfor your efforts.
By keeping the backpack in your inventory, you canright-click to open it, which gives you20 extra storage slotsto bring around with you, essentially adding two entire extra rows to your inventory space. You’ll need tomanually move items aroundbetween your inventory and your backpack, and you’ll need to be sure to drop those resources off when you get back home to ensure you’ve got space for whatever you need next, but it’s a massive help when you’ve got so much new stuff to discover.
If you’re trying to save space and find yourself using the same items in the same machines all the time, it’s a good idea to make use of theextra storage spaces at the bottom of machines. Almost all the blueprints you buy from Hopert will have a few storage slots on hand, which is a good place to stash items you’re using only in that machine for safe keeping. For example, you can stash most of your compost material in the storage spaces in the composter, and crushers have room for a few spare mushrooms you’re intending to crush soon as well.
Finally, another option to find free storage in Mudborne is bybreaking the chests and crates you see in the overworld. Not only will you periodically stumble onto empty crates while exploring the different maps, but you’ll almost always find a stone chest inside the locked rooms you’re sent to open as part of the main story. Byhitting these items with your hammer, you’ll be able to stash them in your inventory, bring them back home, and use them for yourself from there.
