Smithing Materials
Smithing Materials in Nioh are used at the Blacksmith to create Weapons, Armor and Tools. Smithing Materials come in 5 qualities: Regular, Quality, High Quality, Highest Quality, and Divine with each type needed to make better quality Weapons, Armor and Tools.
These materials will be used through the Forge tab at the Blacksmith and players will be able to deconstruct Weapons and Armor for materials using the Disassemble tab. You may also combine lower quality materials to receive higher ones.
Materials | Quality | Conversion Rate To | Location | Description |
Tamahagane | Regular | N/A | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Standard tamahagane steel. Smelted for three days and nights using a traditional technique called "tatara-buki." Hard but flexible, tamahagane steel is the preferred material for forging swords and other bladed tools |
Quality Tamahagane | Quality | 10 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Quality tamahagane steel. Smelted for three days and nights using a traditional technique called "tatara-buki". Hard but flexible, tamahagane is preferred material for forging swords and other bladed tools. |
High Quality Tamahagane | High Quality | 7 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. High quality tamahagane steel. Smelted for three days and nights using a traditional technique called "tatara-buki". Hard but flexible, tamahagane is preferred material for forging swords and other bladed tools. |
Highest Quality Tamahagane | Highest Quality | 5 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Highest quality tamahagane steel. Smelted for three days and nights using a traditional technique called "tatara-buki". Hard but flexible, tamahagane is preferred material for forging swords and other bladed tools. Only a small portion of tamahagane qualifies as best quality, making it highly sought after by expert smiths for their masterwork. |
Wood | Regular | N/A | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Standard wood used for making weapons. Different types of wood are used for different applications. For example, magnolia, which is less oily, is often used for sheaths, while strong but flexible bamboo is used for making bows |
Quality Wood | Quality | 10 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Quality wood used for making weapons. Different types of wood are used for different applications. For example, Magnolia, which is less oily, is often used for sheaths, while strong but flexible bamboo is used for making bows. |
High Quality Wood | High Quality | 7 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. High Quality wood used for making weapons. Different types of wood are used for different applications. For example, Magnolia, which is less oily, is often used for sheaths, while strong but flexible bamboo is used for making bows. |
Highest Quality Wood | Highest Quality | 5 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Highest quality wood used for making weapons. Different types of wood are used for different applications. For example, Magnolia, which is less oily, is often used for sheaths, while strong but flexible bamboo is used for making bows. |
Ingot | Regular | N/A | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A standard iron ingot obtained through the traditional "tatara-buki" smelting process. Formed into a standard shape for easy storage. Easy to forge, it is widely use to make guns and armor |
Quality Ingot | Quality | 10 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A quality ingot obtained through the tradinional "tatara-buki" smelting process. Formed into a standard shape for easy storage. Easy to forge, it is widely used to make guns and armor. |
High Quality Ingot | High Quality | 7 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A High Quality ingot obtained through the tradinional "tatara-buki" smelting process. Formed into a standard shape for easy storage. Easy to forge, it is widely used to make guns and armor. |
Highest Quality Ingot | Highest Quality | 5 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Highest quality ingot obtained through the tradinional "tatara-buki" smelting process. Formed into a standard shape for easy storage. Easy to forge, it is widely used to make guns and armor. The best grade of iron is almost totally free of impurities and results in durable, top-quality products. |
Lacquer | Regular | N/A | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. standard lacquer that was refined by heating and filtering the sap of the lacquer tree. Resistant to moisture and oxidation, it is widely used as a surface treatment for a variety of products, including dining ware and furniture. It is particularly useful for items with many moving parts, such as bows of armor |
Quality Lacquer | Quality | 10 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Quality lacquer that was carefully refined by heating and filtering the sap of the lacquer tree. Resistant to moisture and oxidation, it is widely used as a surface treatment for a variety of products, including dining ware and furniture. It is particularly useful for items with many moving parts, such as bows and armor. |
High Quality Lacquer | High Quality | 7 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. High Quality lacquer that was carefully refined by heating and filtering the sap of the lacquer tree. Resistant to moisture and oxidation, it is widely used as a surface treatment for a variety of products, including dining ware and furniture. It is particularly useful for items with many moving parts, such as bows and armor. |
Highest Quality Lacquer | Highest Quality | 5 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Highest quality lacquer that was carefully refined by heating and filtering the sap of the lacquer tree. Resistant to moisture and oxidation, and the highest grades are particularly resistant to drying and cracking, making them suitable for the highest grade products. It is particularly useful for items with many moving parts, such as bows and armor. |
Leather Cord | Regular | N/A | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A long, thin strip of standard leather cord from a tanned animal hide. Flexible, resilient, and grippy, it is widely used as a material for the joints of armor |
Quality Leather Cord | Quality | 10 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A long, thin strip of quality leather cut from a tanned animal hide. Flexible, resilient, and grippy, it is widely used as a material for the joints of armor. |
High Quality Leather Cord | High Quality | 7 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A long, thin strip of High Quality leather cut from a tanned animal hide. Flexible, resilient, and grippy, it is widely used as a material for the joints of armor. |
Highest Quality Leather Cord | Highest Quality | 5 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A long, thin strip of highest quality leather cut from a tanned animal hide. Further treated with a special finish to prevent damage and keep out moisture, it is highly durable. Flexible, resilient, and grippy, it is widely used as a material for the joints of armor. |
Leather Kozane | Regular | N/A | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Small sheets of standard lather. perforated and connected together. The fundamental building block of armor. Lightweight and easy to move in. |
Quality Leather Kozane | Quality | 10 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Small sheets of quality leather, perforated and connected together. The fundamental building block of armor. Lightweight and easy to move in. |
High Quality Leather Kozane | High Quality | 7 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Small sheets of High Quality leather, perforated and connected together. The fundamental building block of armor. Lightweight and easy to move in. Different styles are named for the color of cord used to connect them, such as "Shira-Ito Odoshi." |
Highest Quality Leather Kozane | Highest Quality | 5 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Small sheets of High Quality leather, perforated and connected together. Crafted from the highest grade materials for superb durability and a beautiful appearance. The fundamental building block of armor. Making the highest quality suits of armor requires meticulously connecting more than 1,000 leather sheets. |
Iron Kozane | Regular | N/A | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Small sheets of standard plate iron, perforated and connected together. The fundamental building block of armor. Heavier then leather armor, but far more durable and resistant to damage |
Quality Iron Kozane | Quality | 10 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Small sheets of quality plate iron, perforated and connected together. The fundamental building block of armor. Heavier than leather armor, but far more durable and resistant to damage. |
High Quality Iron Kozane | High Quality | 7 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Small sheets of High Quality plate iron, perforated and connected together. The fundamental building block of armor. Heavier than leather armor, but far more durable and resistant to damage. |
Highest Quality Iron Kozane | Highest Quality | 5 to 1 | ?? | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Connected iron plates, carefully selected for high durability and a beautiful external appearance. In the Warring States period, talented craftsmen were given great respect and special protection by feudal lords. The very best not only made the best quality plates, but also treated them with special coatings of their own devising to make them further resistant to rust and damage. |
Spirit Iron Fragment | Quality | - | ?? | Material used for reforging uncommon and rare equipment. A fragment of metal found mixed in with disassembled equipment. At first glance just normal iron, but strangely warm to the touch. |
Spirit Iron Chunk | High Quality | - | ?? | Material used for reforging exotic equipment. A chunk of metal found mixed in with disassembled equipment. At first glance just normal iron, but strangely warm to the touch. |
Demon's Horn | Highest Quality | - | Drops from One-Eyed Oni and Yoki | A forging material used by blacksmiths. Rods of solid Amrita, these horns protrude from the heads of demons, and are the source of the creatures' strength. Destroying them is said to cause a demon to temporarily lose its power. |
Bangasa Rib | Highest Quality | - | Drops from Hino Enma | A forging material used by blacksmiths. A bone found in yokai and items in the Yokai Realm. Tough and sharp, the bones are used in making bangasa (coarse oilpaper umbrellas). Perhaps because of their influence from the yokai, the bones are said to suck the life force out of those who dare to touch them. |
Raven Tengu Feather | Highest Quality | - | Drops from Raven Tengu | A forging material used by blacksmiths. This feather is so black as to be invisible in the darkness. Despite looking like an average feather, it is as sharp as any blade, and will easily slice through the flesh of a clumsy smith, feeding on their blood to grow blacker still. |
Ogress's Claw | Highest Quality | - | Drops from Ogress | A forging material used by blacksmiths. This claw is as long as a human arm, and is caked with the blood and flesh of the Ogress's last victim. It is sticky to the touch. |
Kappa Shell | Highest Quality | - | Drops from Kappas |
The shell of a kappa, used by blacksmiths for forging. This tough, gleaming shell can only be manipulated by a true expert in smithery. |
Highest Quality | - | Drops from Onyudos | A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Great Centipede's Fang | Highest Quality | - | Drops from Great Centipede | This massive fang from the Great Centipede is hard and sharp enough to pulverise boulders, and in the mandibles of the Great Centipede, it becomes a deadly weapon capable of puncturing plate armour. |
Umi-bozu's Eyestone | Highest Quality | - | Drops from Umi-bozu |
This round object was plucked from an Umi-bozu's eyeball. The faint light that radiates from inside suggests this is by no means a normal stone. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from Gasha-Dokuro |
An enormous jet-black bone. Judging from the shape, this is likely a tail bone. Long after its owner perished, this bone continues to sap surrounding life energy, and if a child or one of weak disposition were to approach it, they would be overcome with nausea. |
Highest Quality | - | Drops From Flying Bolt |
A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from Kappa |
A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from Nue |
A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from White Tiger |
A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from Namahage |
An unusually-shaped honn that protrudes from the heads of namahage, it is used as a forging material. Made of compressed Amrita, the horn emits a faint glow even in the darkest of surroundings, and it is thought to be one of the causes of mysterious fires. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from Rokurokubi | A long and thin vertebra that resembles nothing like that found in any other living thing, it is used as a forging material. Bathed in Amrita, samples of the bone have been found in various lengths, indicating that the creature that the bone came from could extend and contract its vertebrae at will. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from Date Shigezane (yokai form) | A carapace that emits a black lustre and possesses a texture similar to that of a centipede, it is used as a forging material. It is bathed in an unholy Ki, and normal weapons fail to even scratch its sturdy exterior. |
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Highest Quality | - | Drops from Harinobo | A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | Drops from Fox Spirit | A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | Drops from Nine-Tailed Fox | A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | Drops from Onmoraki | A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | A forging material used by blacksmiths. |
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Highest Quality | - | Reward from some Twilight Missions | Used for tempering equipment. When fed into a furnace, this umbracite produces flames laced with Amrita, and is used by smiths who harness Amrita to forge equipment. This special charcoal forms when a tree is exposed to Amrita. | |
Highest Quality | 3 to 1 | Twilight Missions Reward | Used for tempering equipment. When fed into a furnace, this umbracite produces flames laced with Amrita, and is coveted by smiths who harness Amrita to forge equipment This special charcoal forms when trees used to make High Quality fuel are exposed to the power of Amrita |
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Divine | 3 to 1 | Twilight Missions Reward | Used for tempering equipment. When fed into a furnace, this High Quality sought-after umbracite produces flames laced with Amrita, making it the ideal fuel for forging prestigious Amrita-infused equipment. This charcoal forms when part of an ancient, historically significant tree is exposed to the power of Amrita for a long time |
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Divine | - | Twilight Missions Reward | ||
Divine | - | Acquired by disassembling Divine Weapons/Armour. | Used when forging divine equipment, obtained after dismantling it. To the untrained eye it just looks like a scrap of iron, but it bears the aura of a mysterious and unknown precious metal. |
way their is no divine umbracite and why its to hard to get 50 of it help me please
- Anonymous
I had a ton of smithing materials that were just sitting around waiting to be used and all of a sudden everything was gone.
I didn't use them or anything I don't understand what happened. Has anyone else run into this issue?
Spider's Leg Husk isn't even on here... smh
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