Get enough of these in the same room, and you have a murder mystery. Here’s how to make a Crow in Infinite Craft.
How to Create a Crow in Infinite Craft – Exact Recipe
I’m far from the first person to create our favorite goth bird in Infinite Craft, but the method for making it has been mysterious. Until this moment! As you might expect, making a Crow requires you to make a bird. And once you have a bird, you’ll need a Black Lily and Obsidian to make a raven. It’s quite a long process. But if you follow the instructions below, you’ll get that Crow in no time.
| Water + Water | Lake |
| Earth+ Wind | Dust |
| Dust + Fire | Ash |
| Lake + Ash | Phoenix |
| Water + Fire | Steam |
| Steam + Earth | Mud |
| Mud + Phoenix | Bird |
Making a Phoenix before making a bird seems backwards, but in Infinite Craft that’s usually how it goes.
Now that we have a Bird, we’ll need to make Obsidian and a Black Lily. It kind of makes sense. Ravens are black, and so are these two ingredients.
| Fire + Fire | Volcano |
| Volcano + Fire | Lava |
| Lava + Water | Stone |
| Stone + Lava | Obsidian |
| Earth + Water | Plant |
| Plant + Lake | Lily |
| Lily + Obsidian | Black Lily |
The Lily is a particularly useful crafting item that can be made in dozens of combinations. But the Black Lily applied to the Bird will create a Raven.
Now, combine Raven with Raven and you’ll get a Crow! The Crow is useful because it can then be combined with Samurai to create Ninja, then Ninja to create Assassin, and then Assassin to create Murder. If you want to continue with the bird side of things, if you combine Crow with Jungle you get Toucan. Crow and Lily, for example, gives you a Poe! And that really opens up a lot of options.
For example, you can combine Murder with Humans to create a predictable but useful outcome or combine it with Paradox to create an entirely new (and grim) concept.
