How to Make Rough Cloth in RuneScape: Dragonwilds

In RuneScape: Dragonwilds, coarse cloth is a more commonly used material than you think. It is used to make wizard robes and, more importantly, it is the key material for making filler cloths, which are the only way to unlock more advanced armor.

How to get and make coarse cloth

Further reading: All potion formulas for RuneScape: Dragonwilds

How to make coarse cloth

To make coarse cloth:

• 3 thick lines
• A cloth loom

Put the thick thread into the loom and you will get a coarse cloth.

How to make thick lines

Using a spinning wheel, you can make thick lines in two ways:

• 1 linen = 1 thick line
• 3 thick animal furs (from Kebit) = 1 thick line

Flax is spread throughout the Stranglethorn Valley, while Capita can be obtained in the wild hunting.

How to build a cloth loom

You need a loom to turn thick threads into thick cloth.

Loom recipe:

• 22 ash boards (made of ash logs using a sawmill)
• 4 bronze ingots (made by using a furnace to smel copper ore and tin ore)
• 6 wool threads (spinning wool or soft animal fur using a spinning wheel)

Once the construction is complete, place the loom on your base and you can start machining the thick thread into fabric.

Use of coarse cloth

Currently, coarse cloth can be used to make:

• Wizard's Robe (combined with wild spirits)
• Filling cloth (made with wool cloth in an upgraded loom)

If you plan to wear magic armor or make high-end equipment like nail-like leather or iron plates, you need a lot of coarse cloth.

Summarize

Coarse cloth may sound trivial, but it is the basis for all advanced armor upgrades in the mid-game. If you ignore it, you may lose protection (in Dragonwilds, this will give you a quick look at the true strength of the goblins). Make it as early as possible, stock up frequently, and prepare some thick lines at any time.

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