How to Make Yggdrasil Surfing in Infinite Craft
Yggdrasil Surfing is a long haul. Even on the shortest known route it takes 16 combinations to get there, and the final one is Train Surfing plus Yggdrasil. Expect to build several intermediate elements you will never use again.
The final combination
Train SurfingYggdrasilYggdrasil Surfing
Long16 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 213 known recipes
Full crafting path from the base elements
Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 16 combinations in order.
- 1FireWaterSteam
- 2FireSteamEngine
- 3EngineSteamTrain
- 4SteamTrainLocomotive
- 5WaterWindWave
- 6SteamWaveSurf
- 7SurfWindSurfing
- 8LocomotiveSurfingTrain Surfing
- 9EarthWaterPlant
- 10EarthPlantTree
- 11EarthTreeForest
- 12EarthFireLava
- 13LavaWaterStone
- 14SteamStoneGeysir
- 15ForestGeysirYggdrasil
- 16Train SurfingYggdrasilYggdrasil Surfing
Other ways to make Yggdrasil Surfing
3 combinations are known to produce Yggdrasil Surfing. Here are 3 of them.
| First | Second | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Yggdrasil | Zephyr Surfing | Yggdrasil Surfing |
| Train Surfing | Yggdrasil | Yggdrasil Surfing |
| Train surfing | Yggdrasil | Yggdrasil Surfing |
Yggdrasil Surfing at a glance
- Steps to craft
- 16
- Long
- Crafting depth
- 21
- longer than 79% of solved elements
- Known recipes
- 3
- ways to make it
- Used in
- 0
- other combinations
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Frequently asked questions
How do you make Yggdrasil Surfing in Infinite Craft?
Combine Train Surfing with Yggdrasil. The full path from the base elements takes 16 steps.
How many steps does it take to make Yggdrasil Surfing?
16 steps on the shortest known path from Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.
Is Yggdrasil Surfing hard to make in Infinite Craft?
It rates as long. At 16 steps it is longer than 79% of solved elements.
Is there more than one way to make Yggdrasil Surfing?
Yes. 3 combinations are known to produce Yggdrasil Surfing, and the shortest route is shown above.