Guide
V Rising: How to Get Quartz & Glass

You’ll come to find many reagent resources in V Rising which are used to craft other useful items. Crafting is one of the main mechanics in V Rising that players utilize to make or upgrade weapons with the resources they gather from the world of Vardoran. In this guide, we tell you how you can get Quartz & Glass in V Rising.
How to Get Quartz
Quartz can be collected by hitting on the Quartz Veins. The Quartz Veins are very difficult to find but there is a location where you can find a bunch of them and you can farm tons of Quartz. To collect the Quartz, you need to go to the Dunley Monastery area which is located in the West of the Dunley Farmlands.

This area is protected with the Holy Aura so you do need to keep some Holy potions when you come here. Once you are in the area, the first place you need to look for the Quartz is the Stone Coffin Containers and the Chests. There’ll be several Coffin Containers in the area and make sure to open every one of them luckily you will find some quartz as well as glass.
Now once you are in the main area of the church, you need to head up and go right and follow the path to reach the backside of the church and there’ll be a bunch of Quartz Veins from which you can collect tons of quartz. There are also Quartz Veins in the front near the garden area so make sure to collect from there as well.
How to Get Glass
You can gather glass from the enemies in the Dunley Monastery, they have a chance of dropping glass with other useful resources. But you won’t get much glass but it is still worth it to get it from the enemies.
The other way to get the glass is by crafting, you can crat glass in the Furnace from the Quartz you collected. 1 Glass will be crafted at cost of 20 Quartz but it can be lowered, if you have placed the furnace on the forged floor. By doing this, the 20 Quartz cost will come down to 15 Quartz.

With tons of Quartz, your glass resource problem will be fixed and you can do this run again after every few minutes and farm glass and quartz.