Hela: of Mice & Magic Guide

Hela ingredients: where to look

Updated · Brewing

Quick answer

Hela’s ingredients come from the four environments named by the developer: forests, meadows, wetlands and burrows. The full ingredient list and exact spawn locations are not published before launch, so this page is a biome checklist rather than a fake database: scan edges, undergrowth, waterlines and burrow entrances, and return to the recipe book before selling or ignoring a new item.

Biome checklist

Environment What to scan for Why
Forest Edges of paths, tree roots, fallen logs, shaded undergrowth The trailer and store page show magical forest routes; ingredients are easy to miss against foliage
Meadow Open grass, flower patches, stones and small burrow entrances The press release names meadows as a resource environment
Wetland Waterline, reeds, misty patches, partially submerged objects Wetlands are named in both the Steam page and the press release
Burrow Tunnel entrances, roots, stored objects, dark corners Burrows are named as an ingredient environment and are used in traversal achievements

How to build your own ingredient list

Until the recipe book is readable in-game, keep a simple note for each new item:

Do not trust a pre-release “complete ingredient list” from a template site; the official pages do not publish one, and the launch build can change spawns.

FAQ

Where do I find ingredients in Hela?

Look in forests, meadows, wetlands and burrows. The developer names those four environments, but does not publish individual ingredient names or spawn points before launch.

Should I sell ingredients?

Not before you have checked the recipe book. Brewing is the main progression system; an ingredient that looks like junk may be required for a remedy or a creature request.

Are ingredients randomized?

Not confirmed. Hela is a hand-built open world rather than a roguelike, so fixed spawns are likely, but the developer has not published the rules.

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