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Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Timeis chock-full of recipes. Dozens of them, hundreds of them - after all, there are seven distinct crafting classes to choose between, and ample reasons to play them all. Every Life has its own stuff, from Alchemist and Artist to Blacksmith and Tailor.
With so many recipes to craft, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. While our advice is generally to just go ahead and craft it all, saving up materials for a few specific recipes will reap you the greatest rewards. We’re still exploring Fantasy Life i in full, but here are our favourites thus far.
Legendary Recipes
We can’t not include these. Technically, we’re referencing quite a few here, but this won’t be the last time we do so in this list!Legendary recipesare all linked to what are, ostensibly at least,the best weapon or tool for every Life (class) in Fantasy Life i.
Their base forms, which are available for craftingas soon as you’ve located the recipe and gathered the required ingredients, are quite good. Getting those ingredients will often take until toward the end of the story, but that’s just because the results are so splendid.
Legendary weapons and tools also haveupgraded forms, however. By speaking with thePlundered Panther during postgame, you’re able to look into ramping them up intoTrueforms.Theseare nigh-unstoppably good.
Dosh-Making Recipes
You’ll needplenty of Doshin Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time. Upgrading and unlocking content galore is tied to tossing cash at folks, especially if youwant to build your base camp to its fullest potential.
Just installing new homes for your ever-growing gang of townsfolk is cost-consuming in and of itself!
That’s wherecash-earning recipescome into play. We’ve writtena full guideon that, but here are two absolute money-makers:
For details on both, check out the above guide!
Recipes For Quick Fixes
There are all sorts of recipes that you should use forsimple grinding purposes. It’s extensive - it’s literallywhatever works best for you at any given point in the game, for any given crafting class.
If you find something that’ll net you fast EXP, and isreasonably cheap to achieve, then stick with it for the long haul. Get the most out of it, and then move on to thenext “tier” of easy grinding recipes. Again, this is always going to shift as you grow in levels. Our advice, then, is tocraft everything once, whenever possible. Once you do this, keep track of the ease, and repeat as desired.
