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11Overview22The Teleporter is an endgame fast travel station that lets you warp instantly between any two Teleporter points you have placed on the island. Unlike Bus Stops, which are fixed in 10 predetermined locations and charge a fare for each trip, Teleporters can be placed anywhere you choose and are completely free to use. Building your first Teleporter is one of the objectives in the Expert Crafter Certification quest from Zerine.44How to Unlock Teleporters66The Teleporter blueprint becomes available at Zerine's General Store once you reach Expert Crafter, the highest tier of the Crafter profession. The full profession progression leading to this point is:88TierKey MilestoneApprentice CrafterEquipment Blueprint Pack (Separator, Charcoal Kiln, Furnace I, Cutter I)Junior CrafterApprentice Skateboard, Verdant Breeze RollerbladesIntermediate CrafterWorktable II, Furnace II, advanced processing stationsSenior CrafterWorktable III, Furnace III, high-tier gearExpert CrafterTeleporter blueprint, Robot Terminal, Mining Robots, advanced automation1010Expert Crafter Certification Quest1111Once you reach Expert Crafter, Zerine assigns the certification quest with these objectives:1313Completing this quest earns you the Expert Crafter title and certificate, plus access to endgame automation stations and the Spirit Cube III blueprint.1717Crafting Materials1919Each Teleporter is crafted at a Worktable III. The recipe requires three endgame components:2121MaterialQuantityEternal Alloy4Perpetual Reactor1Spirit Cube III12323All three components are themselves crafted from advanced sub-materials, making the Teleporter one of the most resource-intensive items in the game.2424Eternal Alloy2626Crafted at a Furnace III using Flamecore Ingots (from Flamecore Ore found in the Moonlit Forest), Alloy, and Coal. Flamecore Ore is mined in the deeper sections of the Moonlit Forest, so you need significant Explorer profession progress to access it.2828Perpetual Reactor3030Crafted at the Energy Converter, an advanced crafting station. The recipe calls for:3232MaterialQuantitySourceLunar Crystal1Moonlit Forest miningDiamond2Moonlit Forest miningHigh-Performance Wire Set2Crafted from advanced metalsMagnet2Furnace II (Magnetite + Coal)3434The Energy Converter itself requires Alloy, Magnet, Starflare Core, Gear, and Prism to build.3535Spirit Cube III3737Crafted at Worktable III from 2 Spirit Cube II and 2 Alloy. The Spirit Cube chain goes:3939ItemStationMaterialsSpirit Cube FragmentOre AnalyzerMine Uncommon or Rare Ore Chunks in the Moonlit Forest, then analyzeSpirit Cube IWorktable II4 Spirit Cube Fragments + 2 BronzeSpirit Cube IIWorktable II2 Spirit Cube I + 1 MagnetSpirit Cube IIIWorktable III2 Spirit Cube II + 2 Alloy4141Spirit Cube Fragments are the bottleneck. They only come from Uncommon and Rare Ore Chunks found in the Moonlit Forest. Common Ore Chunks do not yield fragments. Mine ore chunks in the mid-to-deep sections of the forest and analyze them at the Ore Analyzer for a chance to receive fragments. Each Teleporter ultimately requires 16 Spirit Cube Fragments (4 per Spirit Cube I, 2 Spirit Cube I per Spirit Cube II, 2 Spirit Cube II per Spirit Cube III).4242Full Crafting Station Requirements4444Building a single Teleporter requires access to all of the following crafting stations:4646StationUsed ForWorktable IIITeleporter, Spirit Cube IIIWorktable IISpirit Cube I, Spirit Cube IIFurnace IIIEternal AlloyFurnace IIAlloy, MagnetEnergy ConverterPerpetual ReactorOre AnalyzerSpirit Cube Fragments from ore chunks4848How to Use Teleporters4949Placement Strategy5555Since you can place Teleporters anywhere and build as many as you want, the main constraint is the expensive material cost per unit. Most players prioritize these locations:5757Start with two Teleporters connecting your home and the location you visit most. Add more as you gather materials.6161Teleporters vs. Bus Stops6363Starsand Island has two fast travel systems. Bus Stops are available earlier in the game, while Teleporters are the endgame upgrade.6565FeatureBus StopsTeleportersUnlockBuilding Starsand Station quest (mid-game)Expert Crafter Certification (endgame)Locations10 fixed positionsPlayer-chosen, unlimitedCost per Trip15 CoinsFreeBuild Cost per Unit10 Stone Bricks + 5 Glass Panes + 10 Softwood Planks + 5 Iron Sheets4 Eternal Alloy + 1 Perpetual Reactor + 1 Spirit Cube IIIMust Visit to UseYesYesFlexibilityFixed networkPlace anywhere6767Bus Stop Details6868For reference, Bus Stops are unlocked via the "Building Starsand Station" quest given by Solara and Marston as part of the Island Pro stage in the Island Life itinerary. There are 10 stations total, marked with train icons on the map. You must travel to each stop location and rebuild it using 10 Stone Bricks, 5 Glass Panes, 10 Softwood Planks, and 5 Iron Sheets (the Cloudrest Lake station uses Bamboo Boards instead of Softwood Planks).7070Bus Stops remain useful even after you have Teleporters, since they cover locations where you may not have placed a Teleporter yet. The two systems complement each other well.7272Material Farming Tips7474Tips7878
