
Musket
This simple single-shot musket is highly accurate, but has a long reload time.
Details
- Category
- Weapon
- Games
- ASE + ASA
- Expansion
- Base
- Recipe
- 4 ingredients
Engram
How you unlock it
- Required level
- 60
- Engram points
- 35
- How to unlock
- Manual
Maps
Found on 1 map
Video guides: search YouTube for Musket guides
How to craft Musket (Primitive Plus)
Musket (Primitive Plus) is crafted from 4 ingredients. The engram unlocks at level 60, costs 35 engram points, takes 10 seconds, gives 82.5 XP.
Ingredients
For one craft
Raw materials
If you craft every ingredient yourself
Crafted along the way: Cementing Paste ×15.
Musket — Detailed Guide
A long gun for Primitive Plus
Among the weapons of the Primitive Plus DLC for ARK: Survival Evolved, the Musket is a gun that fires one shot before each reload. The in-game description: "This simple single-shot musket is highly accurate, but has a long reload time." The ARK Wiki calls it a reskinned
Longneck Rifle with a very different texture.
How it performs
The wiki says it deals a lot of damage. One shot can kill an unprotected player or some small dinos, but it warns against taking a Musket to a
Rex. In Primitive Plus it is the most powerful weapon open to survivors, and unlike the
Crossbow it stays useful at a distance. With enough shots, even a lone player can bring down high-level
Alpha Raptors or Carnos, or a
Therizinosaur that wanders close to a base. A low-level Alpha Raptor usually takes 10-20 shots, while a high-level one can need up to 50. The wiki advises shooting from a safe position, carrying enough ammunition and not spending it on weak targets, as ammunition can get expensive for lone survivors and small tribes.
Crafting the Musket
The engram unlocks at level 60 for 35 engram points. A craft takes 10 seconds and gives 82.5 XP. Ingredients:
- 95 Iron Ingot (Primitive Plus)
- 25
Leather (Primitive Plus) - 20
Wood - 15
Cementing Paste
The Musket weighs 15, has 70 durability and a stack size of 1. You can paint it, though the wiki notes that painting leaves its look unchanged.