What are Infused Armor Scraps for in New World

When you salvage your gear in the MMO game New World, you have a chance to receive various items. This mostly depends on the type of gear you’re salvaging, whether it’s weapons, armor, jewelry, etc. No matter what you salvage, you have about a 1-5% chance, depending on gear rarity, to get what is known as Perfect Salvage. If you get it, you have a chance to get research and repair materials known as Scraps that come in five progressive rarities. Infused Armor Scraps are Epic quality scraps that come from Perfect Salvage of armor pieces. Here’s what you can do with Infused Armor Scraps in New World.

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What are Infused Armor Scraps used for in New World

Like all other Scraps, you can use the Infused Armor Scraps to break them down into Repair Parts. When you use Infused Armor Scraps in this way, you’ll get a lot of Repair Parts, namely 52 of them, owing to the rarity of these Scraps.

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However, the best way to use the Infused Armor Scraps is to put them to work and get Armoring experience from them if you have some experience in the trade skill, or alternatively to extract materials from them if you don’t. In total, there are four Armoring recipes that you can use with Infused Armor Scraps at an Outfitting station:

• Extract Metal – Orichalcum — Requires 0 Armoring skill. Uses 50 Azoth and 3 Infused Armor Scraps to yield 1 Case of Orichalcum.
• Extract Cloth – Infused Silk — Requires 0 Armoring skill. Uses 50 Azoth and 3 Infused Armor Scraps to yield 1 Case of Infused Silk.
• Extract Leather – Infused Leather — Requires 0 Armoring skill. Uses 50 Azoth and 3 Infused Armor Scraps to yield 1 Case of Infused Leather.
• Master Armor Research Notes — Requires 150 Armoring skill. Turns 1 Infused Armor Scraps into 1 Master Armor Research Notes, which immediately yields 26.400 Armoring XP.

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Miljan Truc

I have been into gaming since the days of Sega Mega Drive and Amiga. Over the years in gaming, I have raided at a high level, completed rare achievements, coached other players, and written about games since 2016. Whether it’s been clicking heads; developing cities, colonies, and empires; or commanding parties of adventurers; I’ve always prided myself on being able to understand the underlying mechanics of games. Outside of gaming, I enjoy a variety of activities and hobbies, including playing with my pup Astra, working out, as well as crafting, painting, and leatherwork.

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