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22 Torn Sailcloth Bag is the first tier of Backpack Progression in Windrose. It is the cheapest and earliest-available backpack upgrade, and it transforms early-game mining and gathering runs.
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44 Recipe
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66 PropertyValueRecipe2 Coarse Fabric + 1 RopeStationWorkbench (Level 1)Slots Added+4 slotsSlot TypeAccessory (bag slot)
77 Both Coarse Fabric and Rope are crafted from Plant Fiber, which is abundant on every biome. A quick 5-minute Plant Fiber loop around the starting island yields enough material for the full recipe with material left over.
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9-Why Craft It First
9+Why Craft it First
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1111 The jump from 16 base backpack slots to 20 slots is the single biggest proportional upgrade in the entire gear loop. Early mining runs fill the base 16 slots fast, forcing walking trips back to base to dump materials before returning to the mine. Community advice is universal: craft the Torn Sailcloth Bag in the first 30 minutes of play, before almost any other non-essential item.
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1313 Upgrade Path
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1515 The Torn Sailcloth Bag is consumed by the next tier's recipe (the Sailor Backpack uses 1 Torn Sailcloth Bag + 5 Rough Hide + 2 Copper Ingot). You cannot keep the old backpack after upgrading; each tier replaces the previous one.
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1717 See Also
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1919 Backpack Progression: full chainCoarse Fabric: inputRope: inputSailor Backpack: next tier
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21+Details
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23+Properties
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25+PropertyValueSlots4Weight0.1
26+Crafted By
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28+Crafted at: Workbench
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30+IngredientQuantityCoarse Fabricx2Ropex1
31+Disassembles Into
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33+MaterialQuantityCoarse Fabric×2Rope×1
34+Progression Notes
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36+Torn Sailcloth Bag is part of the crafting progression chain rather than a standalone collectible. Use the recipe, station, and ingredient rows to trace what unlocks it, what it consumes, and which linked upgrades or materials should be prepared before crafting it.