animal parts

[smanj440]

Do I need to hang onto animal parts like Boar's Hoof or Dog's Tails for anything? Thanks

[Greb]

You need some of them for quests, a lot of people request them. I know Sakharov often wants them for a quest and trades nice artifacts like Fireball for them, and some of those quests reset every day or so, so you can do them again for more artifacts and other rewards.

Worth hanging on to some of them, stashing them at Yantar blue box or in the Bar, though selling them at Sakharov if you need money in a pinch works as well. Sakharov buys mutant parts and artifacts at 100% value.

I remember telling a friend a while ago about what stuff to keep when he was getting into STALKER so I'll try and search our chat history and see if I can turn it up.

Aha, he were go, I found a little checklist thing:

Sidorovich wants;

1 x Pseudodog tail
1 x Meat Chunk Artifact
1 x Night Star Artifact
1 x Bloodsucker Jaw


The Barkeep wants;

1 x Goldfish Artifact
1 x Flash Artifact
1 x Crystal Thorn Artifact
1 x Meat Chunk Artifact
1 x Night Star Artifact
1 x Boar Leg


Sakharov wants;

1 x Gravi Artifact
1 x Jellyfish Artifact
1 x Moonlight Artifact
1 x Urchin Artifact
1 x Fireball Artifact
1 x Snork Foot (repeatable)
1 x Bloodsucker Jaw (repeatable)
1 x Eye of a Flesh (repeatable)
1 x Boar Leg (repeatable)
1 x Pseudodog Tail (repeatable)


Artifacts that are 100% safe to sell;

Slug
Slime
Stone Flower
Flash
Sparkler
Stone Blood
Droplets
Thorn
Gravi
Wrenched


Artifacts you should keep 1 or 2 of for quests and then become safe to sell;

2 x Meat Chunk
2 x Night Star
1 x Jellyfish
1 x Flash
1 x Crystal Thorn
1 x Fireball
1 x Goldfish
1 x Gravi

[kallipsoul]

Monster parts are much more useful and valuable (weight/price) than broken guns, thats for sure

[Vul†s]

I'd say to save at least 2 of each monster part you could find. As well Artifacts since there's lot of missions with good rewards for this. For example: you can have a Berill before you even enter the first Lab just by doing this missions

[smanj440]

wow - thanks!