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Witcher 3 Crafting Components - Every Material Listed

Witcher 3 Crafting Components

All 138 crafting components in The Witcher 3: ores, ingots, plates, leather and monster parts, with what each one crafts and who sells it.

What a crafting component is for in The Witcher 3

Crafting components in The Witcher 3 are the raw materials Geralt hands a blacksmith or armorer: ore and ingots, hides and leather, plates, and the parts cut from monsters. Every component lists what it is used to craft, what dismantles down into it, and the merchants who stock it.

Most Witcher 3 components are themselves made from something simpler. Ore becomes an ingot, an ingot becomes a plate, and each step costs a crafting fee, so the chain is worth following before buying anything at the top of it.

Geralt drawing a sword in the mountains, where Witcher 3 crafting components are mined
Geralt drawing a sword in the mountains, where Witcher 3 crafting components are mined

Dismantling and buying components in The Witcher 3

Dismantling is usually cheaper than buying. Swords and armor picked up on the road break down into the plates and leather a Witcher 3 diagram asks for, and every component page lists the items that dismantle into it.

The other side of the same relationship is on the Witcher 3 crafting diagrams page, which shows what a given recipe consumes rather than what a material produces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should you dismantle or sell loot in The Witcher 3?

Dismantle anything that breaks into plates, ingots or leather, since those are the components Witcher 3 diagrams ask for most and buying them back costs more than the loot sells for. Sell the rest.

Where do you buy crafting components in The Witcher 3?

Blacksmiths and armorers carry ores, ingots and leather; herbalists and alchemists carry the monster parts used in alchemy. Each component page lists the merchants that stock it with prices.

Do crafting components have weight in The Witcher 3?

Crafting components and alchemy ingredients are weightless, so there is no reason not to keep them. Only gear, food and junk count against the carry limit.