Are you in search of Sulfur in The Planet Crafter? This Planet Crafter Sulfur guide will help you to discover the places you can find it — and what it's used for.
What is Sulfur Used for in The Planet Crafter?
Sulfur is one of the components in Explosive Powder, a high-end Crafting resource. Additionally, it is used as a component for Fertilizer, a critical component for growing food through Farming and increasing the planet's Biomass.
More Sulfur can appear later in the game via meteorites. You can also mine an infinite supply by placing an Ore Extractor in the right spot.
Where to Find Sulfur in The Planet Crafter
Here are all the places you can find Sulfur in The Planet Crafter that we know of.
This list doesn't cover Storage Chests that you can find in the world; please take a look at our Maps and Locations Guide for exact coordinates. Additionally, some of these locations may be sealed off by Ice Caves.
Sulfur Valley
Coordinates
952:29:1422
731:50:1120 (Blocked by Ice Cave)
Mineable with Ore Extractor?
Yes
Description
A side entrance to Sulfur Valley, circumventing the Ice Cave in Falling Sands Caves. Also features Aluminum and is nearby areas with Super Alloy and Osmium.
Derelict Desert Passage Ice Cave
Coordinates
974:43:-978
Mineable with Ore Extractor?
No (Unbuildable)
Description
An Ice Cave that serves as a passage between Derelict Desert and Grand Rift. Also has Osmium. This cave will flood with water once the Lakes Terraforming phase has been completed.
Boulder Desert Ice Cave
Coordinates
974:43:-978
Mineable with Ore Extractor?
No (Unbuildable)
Description
An Ice Cave that has some higher-end loot. Also has Osmium.
Spike Canyon Ice Cave
Coordinates
256:7:-199
183:19:-277
Mineable with Ore Extractor?
Yes (T2 Only)
Description
An Ice Cave that has some Iridium on the outside of the ice wall and Osmium inside. Sulfur is on the far side (183:19:-277) of the Ice Cave, so you'll have to go around through the Slanted Rocks area.
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