No Rest for the Wicked Clay Farm Guide

No Rest for the Wicked players need tons of resources from Cerim to upgrade many things, from weapons to shops. Gamers can find Clay at the beginning of their journey and how vital this resource is later. Unfortunately, by the time they realize its significance, they become hard to acquire due to increased levels. If you need Clay and can’t find a reliable source, this guide will help you find a constant supply of this material.

What is No Rest for the Wicked Clay For

Clay is one of the more common resources, like wood and stone, and is more important than they seem. You can use them for crafting activities like housing projects, recipes, furniture, etc. However, you may find this out too late in the game and have already leveled up too high. As you progress, gathering nodes increases the rarity of what you can get from dig sites, making you less likely to use ordinary mats like Clay. Once this happens, you are locked out of upgrading or crafting certain items.

Where Can You Get Clay

There are two ways to get Clay: buying and gathering. The NPC Fillmore and Grinnich in Sacrament will offer you this material, but they would only sell you one per reset. The most constant way of obtaining Clay is by gathering it via dig mounds. These sites are scattered throughout Cerim, and you can find them anywhere. However, you can only farm Clay during the early levels because these nodes scale with your level. Once you reach higher ranks, you will receive granite and other high-rarity stones instead. 

No Rest for the Wicked Farm

The best time to farm for Clay is directly after you defeat Warrick the Torn. During this period, most of the digspots you farm will contain Clay. However, this is not guaranteed since they follow a randomized loot table, so you can harvest three sites and not get one. 

If you want a more specific farming route for Clay, the area spawn will have many dig nodes. You can do this when you start in a realm or after backtracking. Here is a good Clay Farming route:

• Go to the left of the spawn; there should be one dig spot there.
• Going a bit further to the left, go near the fishing pole. From this spot, head north towards the castle. A Cerim Whisper will be nearby, which will be your landmark to a nearby wall. There should be a dig node after passing over the wall in the North.
• Another dig spot should be available on the top left corner of the lake.
• In the lake area, there should be a dig spot in the middle of it.
• From this spot, head east and take a platform going up. Continue going east until you reach another Cerim Whisper near a boss. Once you fight the boss, there should be a digspot in the area’s Southwest corner.
• After this, climb the vines north of the area. After ascending, you should see an enemy there telling you that a dig site is nearby.
• Afterward, head South and cross a bridge on the West. After you reach the other hill, you will find a dig site near another mob.
• From this spot, head Southeast towards the tallest hill. There should be a digspot southwest of your last location. 

The zones before Sanctuary generally have many sites. These nodes are initially T1, so you should be able to dig up a lot of Clay.

New Realm Exploit

You will have difficulty harvesting Clay the more you level up in the game’s current state. The only way to reliably farm this material is to ensure that your dig sites stay at tier one, which means you are forced not to level up your World. Players found that the best way to do this is to create another realm and harvest those worlds with your current character.

Your main character’s entry into these new realms will not increase their levels, so they will still yield T1 drops. You can continuously harvest Clays from these worlds, which you can bring to your main realm. However, ensure you have optimized your inventory before harvesting to manage your backpack easily.