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How to Make A Great Grammar in Infinite Craft

A Great Grammar is a long haul. Even on the shortest known route it takes 50 combinations to get there, and the final one is A Great Future plus Anagram. Expect to build several intermediate elements you will never use again.

The final combination

A Great FutureAnagramA Great Grammar

Marathon50 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 85

Full crafting path from the base elements

Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 50 combinations in order.

  1. 1FireWindSmoke
  2. 2SmokeWaterFog
  3. 3EarthWindDust
  4. 4DustFireAsh
  5. 5EarthWaterPlant
  6. 6FireWaterSteam
  7. 7PlantSteamTea
  8. 8AshTeaMatcha
  9. 9FogMatchaMatcha Latte
  10. 10DustWindSandstorm
  11. 11WaterWindWave
  12. 12SteamWaveSurf
  13. 13SurfWindSurfing
  14. 14SandstormSurfingSandboarding
  15. 15EarthEarthMountain
  16. 16MountainMountainMountain Range
  17. 17FireFireVolcano
  18. 18Mountain RangeVolcanoYellowstone
  19. 19SandboardingYellowstoneSandboarding in Yellowstone
  20. 20Matcha LatteSandboarding in YellowstoneA Great Day
  21. 21FireSteamEngine
  22. 22EarthEngineTractor
  23. 23EarthTractorFarm
  24. 24FarmFireBarbecue
  25. 25AshBarbecueBurger
  26. 26BurgerWaterSoggy Burger
  27. 27DustEngineVacuum
  28. 28FireVacuumBlack Hole
  29. 29Black HoleEngineTime Machine
  30. 30Soggy BurgerTime MachineFuture Burger
  31. 31EngineWindWindmill
  32. 32TeaWindmillDutch
  33. 33DustEarthPlanet
  34. 34FirePlanetSun
  35. 35SunTime MachineFuture
  36. 36DutchFutureTense
  37. 37Future BurgerTenseFuture Tense
  38. 38A Great DayFuture TenseA Great Future
  39. 39EarthPlantTree
  40. 40TreeWaterRiver
  41. 41RiverTreePaper
  42. 42PaperPlantBook
  43. 43EarthRiverDelta
  44. 44BookDeltaAlphabet
  45. 45AlphabetFireAlphabet Soup
  46. 46PlantSmokeIncense
  47. 47EarthWaveSand
  48. 48IncenseSandSnake
  49. 49Alphabet SoupSnakeAnagram
  50. 50A Great FutureAnagramA Great Grammar
Crafting tree
1Fire + Wind→ Smoke2Smoke + Water→ Fog3Earth + Wind→ Dust4Dust + Fire→ Ash5Earth + Water→ Plant6Fire + Water→ Steam7Plant + Steam→ Tea8Ash + Tea→ Matcha9Fog + Matcha→ Matcha Latte10Dust + Wind→ Sandstorm11Water + Wind→ Wave12Steam + Wave→ Surf13Surf + Wind→ Surfing14Sandstorm + Surfing→ Sandboarding15Earth + Earth→ Mountain16Mountain + Mountain→ Mountain Range17Fire + Fire→ Volcano18Mountain Range + Volcano→ Yellowstone19Sandboarding + Yellowstone→ Sandboarding in Yellowstone20Matcha Latte + Sandboarding in Yellowstone→ A Great Day21Fire + Steam→ Engine22Earth + Engine→ Tractor23Earth + Tractor→ Farm24Farm + Fire→ Barbecue25Ash + Barbecue→ Burger26Burger + Water→ Soggy Burger27Dust + Engine→ Vacuum28Fire + Vacuum→ Black Hole29Black Hole + Engine→ Time Machine30Soggy Burger + Time Machine→ Future Burger31Engine + Wind→ Windmill32Tea + Windmill→ Dutch33Dust + Earth→ Planet34Fire + Planet→ Sun35Sun + Time Machine→ Future36Dutch + Future→ Tense37Future Burger + Tense→ Future Tense38A Great Day + Future Tense→ A Great Future39Earth + Plant→ Tree40Tree + Water→ River41River + Tree→ Paper42Paper + Plant→ Book43Earth + River→ Delta44Book + Delta→ Alphabet45Alphabet + Fire→ Alphabet Soup46Plant + Smoke→ Incense47Earth + Wave→ Sand48Incense + Sand→ Snake49Alphabet Soup + Snake→ Anagram50A Great Future + Anagram→ A Great Grammar

A Great Grammar at a glance

Steps to craft
50
Marathon
Crafting depth
85
longer than 99% of solved elements
Known recipes
1
only one way
Used in
0
other combinations

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Frequently asked questions

How do you make A Great Grammar in Infinite Craft?

Combine A Great Future with Anagram. The full path from the base elements takes 50 steps.

How many steps does it take to make A Great Grammar?

50 steps on the shortest known path from Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.

Is A Great Grammar hard to make in Infinite Craft?

It rates as marathon. At 50 steps it is longer than 99% of solved elements.

Is there more than one way to make A Great Grammar?

Only one known combination produces A Great Grammar.

Path verified against the open recipe graph on . Method described in our methodology, data credited on data sources.