Fell & Sell Gegenstands-Dekonstruktion Guide

Gegenstands-Dekonstruktion arrived in the 4 September 2026 SHOP UPDATE (Ver. 1.4.0) as one of the most requested quality-of-life features for players who craft frequently. Instead of selling a suboptimal craft or leaving it to clutter your storage, you can now deconstruct it to recover a portion of the original crafting materials. This guide covers how the system works, what you get back, and when deconstruction makes more sense than selling or keeping a craft.

How to Deconstruct an Item

The deconstruction option appears in the inventory menu when you select a crafted item. Look for a deconstruct or salvage button in the item action menu. The system is designed to be straightforward: select the item, choose deconstruct, and receive materials back based on what went into the original craft.

Not every item can be deconstructed. The feature applies specifically to crafted items that did not turn out as expected — a weapon with poor rolls, armor that does not fit your build, or a furniture piece you crafted by mistake. Raw dungeon loot and forest materials generally cannot be deconstructed.

What Materials You Recover

Deconstruction returns a percentage of the materials used in the original recipe. The exact return rate is not published in the official patch notes, but the developer described it as a way to “salvage a bad craft” rather than a full refund. This means deconstruction is best used as a recovery mechanism for expensive recipes where a failed craft would otherwise represent a total loss.

Common scenarios where deconstruction helps:

• A weapon craft that rolled poor stats — deconstruct to get back alloy or components for the next attempt
• Armor that does not match your current build — recover the leather and metal for something you will actually use
• Accidentally crafting the wrong furniture variant — get materials back instead of leaving it taking up storage space

Deconstruction vs Selling

Before deconstructing, compare the material recovery to what the item would sell for. In some cases, a well-rolled item that does not fit your current build still sells for enough gold to buy the materials you need for a replacement craft. Deconstruction is most valuable when:

• The craft used expensive rare materials that would cost more to re-purchase than the item sells for
• You need the exact same materials to try again rather than gold to buy alternatives
• Storage is full and the item has no practical use

A poor roll on a cheap recipe might sell for more than the materials are worth. A high-end weapon craft that missed its desired stats might be worth more in recovered starmetal and cores than its sale price.

Relationship to Other Systems

Deconstruction works alongside the Expanded Item UI from the same patch. The improved hover information helps you decide whether a craft is worth keeping or deconstructing by showing clearer stat breakdowns before you commit to the recipe.

The pricing logic overhaul also matters here. With base prices now set first and shop bonuses calculating on top, a crafted item’s visible base value helps you judge whether selling or deconstructing makes more financial sense.

Deconstruction also connects to the larger shop properties in the SHOP UPDATE. More display space means more furniture crafting, which means more opportunities for crafts that do not make the cut and need to be salvaged.

Patch History

• 4. September 2026 — SHOP UPDATE / Ver. 1.4.0 fügte Gegenstands-Dekonstruktion als Teil des ersten Roadmap-Meilensteins hinzu

Verwandte Seiten

Laden-Gewinn-Guide — Ladenentscheidungen einschließlich wann verkaufen vs. dekonstruieren Crafting-Rezepte — Rezeptlisten und Materialkosten Gegenstände — Gegenstand behalten, verkaufen, craften, ausrüsten Entscheidungen SHOP UPDATE — vollständige Patchnotizen für Ver. 1.4.0 einschließlich Dekonstruktion