How to Farm Ammonia Glands in Enshrouded

Ammonia Glands are mid- to late-game materials in Enshrouded, used for Flame Altar progression, spell charges, and a few important crafting recipes. They are not something a fresh Flameborn should chase immediately. The enemies that drop them live in dangerous Shrouded zones and hit hard enough to punish casual sightseeing.

Where Ammonia Glands Drop

To farm Ammonia Glands, travel to higher-level regions such as Umber Hollow, the Highlands, and the Kindlewastes. In those areas, search the Shroud for large mushroom enemies with glowing red sections. Defeating one of these creatures usually drops about 5 to 9 Ammonia Glands.

These enemies do not spawn just anywhere. In Umber Hollow, for example, check the northern parts of the area. Because they appear inside the Shroud, upgrading your Flame Altar to Level 4 is strongly recommended before farming. Otherwise, the Deadly Shroud can drain your Shroud duration in seconds, which is a very short career as a farmer.

The mushroom enemies are dangerous up close. If you stand near them, they can release poison clouds that burn through your health quickly. A safer method is to keep moving and shoot the glowing spots with a bow and arrow. On a HolyHosting multiplayer server, bringing higher-level friends can make the route much safer and faster.

Ammonia Gland Uses and Recipes

The main reason to collect Ammonia Glands is to strengthen the Flame Altar from Level 4 to Level 5. That upgrade requires:

• 20x Mint Mushroom Mint
• 20x Fossilized Bone
• 20x Ammonia Gland
• 20x Tin Ore
• 20x Rooibos
• 1x Fell Monstrosity Head

Ammonia Glands are also used in spell charges and crafting materials, including:

• Acid Bite: 2x Poison Stack, 2x Ammonia Gland, 5x Goo, and 20x Dirt
• Eternal Ice Bolt: 30x Fossilized Bone Dust, 10x Water, and 20x Ammonia Gland
• Eternal Acid Bite: 20x Glass, 10x Charcoal, 30x Sulfur, 20x Ammonia Gland, and 20x Poison Sack
• Leather: 10x Dried Fur, 20x Salt, and 2x Ammonia Gland
• Paper: 1x Wood Logs and 1x Ammonia Gland