V Rising: Every Production Station And How To Get It (2024)

V Rising is a survival crafting game, which means that throughout the course of the game, you will come across numerous crafting stations. There are several stations that you will need to craft at in order to progress forward in the game, which means you will need room for each one inside your castle.

In this guide, we are going to take a look at every production station in the game, as well as how you can unlock and build it. To help you navigate better, we will separate the stations by the room type that you should place them in. First, let's take a quick look at why the room type matters.

Updated June 18, 2024 by Jacqueline Zalace: V Rising 1.0 launched earlier this year, bringing some big changes to the game. As such, we've updated this guide with all the most accurate information, as well as some new production stations that you can now find in the game.

What Does Room Type Mean?

Almost every production table can be placed in a similarly-themed room to get production bonuses. There are two bonuses possible, which you can see below.

These are helpful bonuses, so we recommend placing all of your production stations in a closed room with matching floors. Some later materials can be hard to get your hands on, making the material discount a great bonus.

Alchemy Lab

First up, we have the Alchemy Room. In this room, you will be able to make potions, as well as process hearts into blood essence. This room is essential to your survival; you will need potions to build up different resistances as you explore the map. Below, you can check out the stations for this room.

Forge

The Forge Room is where you will make your weapons. In general, items from these stations will take a while to make, so we recommend building multiple of each. For example, it's a good idea to have a few furnaces, so you can smelt different types of ore at the same time.

Below, you can check out the stations for the Forge Room.

What Is The Ancestral Forge?

The Ancestral Forge works a bit differently than other crafting stations. Rather than using raw materials to craft items, the Ancestral Forge allows you to upgrade existing Merciless and Sanguine weapons. To do this, you will need Ancestral Weapon Shards.

Workshop

The Workshop room is where you will craft many items that are needed to build your castle. These stations are quite large, so it's important to have enough room. Similar to the Forge Room, we recommend having a few sawmills and grinders, so you can maximize the amount of stone and lumber that you are processing.

Library

The Library is where you will do your research to learn additional recipes. Although there are three different types of research tables, you do not have to have all three in the room at the same time. For example, once you discover all the recipes available at the research desk, you can destroy it.

Tailor

The Tailor Room will house your cloth-making equipment, which can be used to make equipment for yourself, as well as decorations for your castle. There is a lot to go in this room, and some of these stations are pretty large. In the image above, you can see that we definitely ran out of room while adding stations to the Tailor room.

Jeweler's Chamber

Lastly, we have the Jeweler's Chamber. In this room, you will be able to make accessories that can be equipped to provide various stats. This is another room that will not require much space, so you will only have to dedicate a small area to your Jewelry Room.