Troilite
MineRawOverview
Troilite is a raw mineral in Subnautica 2, obtained by mining mineral deposits. Mineralized Clinker deposits yield 1 guaranteed plus up to 2 bonus when harvested with the Sonic Resonator. Troilite deposits yield 3 guaranteed plus up to 1 bonus when harvested with the Sonic Resonator. A key ingredient in 5 crafting recipes spanning equipment and tools (Photovoltaic Charger, Entangled Power Cell, Tadpole Depth Module Mk. 2, Mangalloy Ingot, and 1 more). Its presence in multiple recipes makes it a recurring material demand throughout the early and mid game. Troilite is one of several mineable raw materials that form the bedrock of Subnautica 2's technology tree. Collecting it early and consistently ensures you never face a shortage when critical upgrades become available. Experienced players mark deposit-rich areas with Beacons to create reliable farming routes that scale with their expanding material needs.
Used in Crafting (5)
How to Obtain
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Tips & Strategy
Use the Sonic Resonator on Troilite deposits to maximize yield per node — resonating produces more resources than breaking deposits by hand.
Used in 5 recipes — prioritize stocking Troilite early, as high-demand crafts like Ultra High Capacity Air Tank and Tadpole Depth Module Mk. 2 consume multiple units.
Store Troilite in a dedicated Wall Locker near your Fabricator — with 5 recipes requiring it, quick access prevents workflow interruption during extended crafting sessions.
Used across multiple crafting stations (Fabricator, Processor, Modification Station) — distribute your Troilite supply between stations or keep it in a central storage area.
When gathering Troilite for Photovoltaic Charger, also collect Copper Ingot and Strong Acid on the same trip — completing all recipe requirements in one expedition saves significant travel time.
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Subnautica 2 Gameplay
Troilite
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