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How to get Fabric if all places have been raided.
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How can I get more fabric if all Raids have been completed? I have a mystery to do but I can not collect anymore fabric to complete the mystery since all places have been raided.
Help anyone?
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@booomshakalaka_ you don't get fabric from raids. You get them from looting random small chests in higher level areas
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@booomshakalaka_ What max 18400 said and if your settlement is at level 6 you are supposed to be able to purchase a small amount from the vendor. Not sure if that is working as intended, but check her out.
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@jcar4327 Yes. In my case (Xbox One, patched 1.0.4 back then), fabric was purchasable indeed upon reaching Settlement Lv.6, and when the quiver, ration, and that altar requiring fabric as offering were all done, it disappeared from the merchant's list.
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@imaginaryruins Thanks for clarifying. I wasn't sure because I was able to get all I needed from chests after the patch went live and never visited the store to see if it had been available.
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@max18400 I think it's bugged. No matter what chest I loot, no matter the area I never get fabric. It's always Supplies, Leather, or Ore.
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@imaginaryruins Dobbys Altar is what I am trying to get done. This mystery and the bugged Cruwland mystery are holding me back from completing the game.
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@booomshakalaka_ Yeah, I think there are other people in the same boat as you because I've seen they reopened the case for the fabric. I think people who had progressed to the point where they had already upgraded the quiver and rations and had already discovered the alter may not have had this fixed by the patch. As they reopened the issue I would say they will find a fix, but not sure when. Hopefully it's soon so you can finish up.
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