Mythril Location in Hytale

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As a Hytale player, I’ve quickly learned that Mithril is the material you need if you want to craft those top-tier pickaxes, axes, and other gathering tools. But honestly, finding the stuff is a real challenge! It’s super rare, and what makes it even trickier is how much it looks like both Silver and Iron Ore. I’ve spent ages running around, squinting at rocks, and still missing it. You really have to pay attention to spot the difference!

Mithril is a rare resource in Hytale, and this guide will help you find, mine, and process it into the materials you need for the best equipment. We’ll start by covering where Mithril appears and what its veins look like.

How To Find Mithril in Hytale

I’ve been following the updates closely, and right now, it seems Mithril isn’t appearing automatically in new worlds (at least in those created with the original world generation settings). But the developers are pushing out Version 2 of the game, and things are already starting to change, so hopefully that’ll be fixed soon!

As a big fan of tinkering in games, I’ve discovered you can actually get Mithril by using console commands or creative mode – basically, you can spawn it directly or mine it that way. But a quick tip: definitely turn off ‘OP Mode’ first! Otherwise, you might accidentally destroy the Mithril veins without actually getting any of the ore, and that would be super frustrating.

In newer versions of the game, Mithril is rare and can be difficult to find. It’s easy to mistake for Silver or Iron, so we’ve provided a comparison. You’ll see Mithril on the left, followed by Silver, and then Iron.

It can be tricky to tell Mithril apart from other ores in dark environments like caves, underground tunnels, or volcanic areas – and being struck by lightning doesn’t help!

The easiest way to find Mithril is to look for it during the day, on the ground, and specifically in the Volcanic Biome. Surprisingly, high-quality ores like Cobalt, Adamantite, and Mithril are actually more common on the surface than deep underground – or, at least, they’re much easier to see.

I’ve been playing Hytale’s 2.0 update, and I’ve noticed something interesting about the maps. It seems there are two kinds now – V1 and V2 – reflecting the different versions of the game. If you made a map back when Hytale was in its V1 phase, your world is considered a ‘V1 seed,’ and that means Mithril doesn’t spawn automatically. It’s a little different, but cool to see the history reflected in our worlds!

Currently, you can’t find Mithril naturally generated in the game. Unless you change game settings or use mods from Curse, the only way to get it right now is by playing in Creative Mode.

If you’re trying out the new experimental V2 seeds, you’ll need to ensure your worlds are set up to work with the ‘World Gen V2’ settings from the recent update. The developers have also announced they’re preparing documentation to help modders understand and work with ‘WorldGen V2’.

This update has enabled a completely new world generation system and fixed many issues. It also rebalanced enemies, addressing problems like the Lava Toads which were causing excessive damage to players searching for underground ores.

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2026-01-25 15:04