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Bolt

Scrap in 99 Nights in the Forest

Category: ScrapObtained from: The Bolt is usually found in very low campfire Levels, usually Campfire Levels 2-3. It can be annoying to pick a bolt up sometimes, as its circular shape rolls around the ground. Category:Items Category:Scrap

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The Bolt is a scrap item in 99 Nights in the Forest. It provides 1 Scrap to the Crafting Bench upon being grinded. Appearance The Bolt appears to be a large, semi-rusty bolt. Obtainment The Bolt is usually found in very low campfire Levels, usually Campfire Levels 2-3. It can be annoying to pick a bolt up sometimes, as its circular shape rolls around the ground.

Quick Facts

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The Bolt is usually found in very low campfire Levels, usually Campfire Levels 2-3. It can be annoying to pick a bolt up sometimes, as its circular shape rolls around the ground. Category:Items Category:Scrap

Bolt — In-Depth Analysis

The Bolt is one of the most basic scrap items in 99 Nights in the Forest, and its value is purely material rather than functional. When you feed it into the grinder at your Crafting Bench, it converts into just 1 Scrap — the smallest possible return of any scrap pickup, which immediately tells you how to prioritize it.

You will mostly stumble across Bolts at very low Campfire Levels, typically Levels 2-3, scattered around the early forest. They are easy to miss because of their semi-rusty, rounded shape; the circular geometry actually makes them roll away from your cursor, so picking one up can be a fiddly little chore that wastes a second or two.

Is it worth grabbing for survival? Only marginally. A single Bolt does nothing for hunger, health, or combat, and one scrap barely dents the cost of meaningful crafts. That said, scrap is scrap — if you are sweeping an early camp clean and a Bolt is already underfoot, snag it. Just do not go out of your way or detour into danger for such a tiny payout when higher-value scrap like microwaves or fans exists nearby.

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