Dying Light: The Beast — All Blueprint Locations & How to Find Them

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🛠 Why Blueprints Are Important

Blueprints are the backbone of the crafting system in Dying Light: The Beast. They let you create unique weapons, powerful mods, consumables, and utility tools that expand your survival options. Collecting them all ensures you always have the best tools for combat and exploration.

🗺 Where to Find Blueprints

Blueprints are scattered across Castor Woods and surrounding regions. They can be found in several ways:

• Dark Zones: These dangerous areas often contain rare and high-value blueprints hidden in crates or behind locked doors.

• Landmarks / Abandoned Buildings: Many blueprints are stashed in basements, attics, or side rooms of recognizable buildings.

• Quest Rewards: Some blueprints unlock automatically after completing specific side missions or story milestones.

• Workbenches: Hidden workbench rooms often double as blueprint spawn points.

🎯 Example Blueprint Locations

While there are dozens of total blueprints, here are some notable examples and how to obtain them:

• Sawblade Launcher – Found in a tall silo safe zone. You’ll need to climb rope paths and platforms to access the hidden workbench containing this blueprint.

• The Needle – A melee blueprint hidden in a Dark Zone chest.

• Hands of Glova – Rewarded for completing a mid-game questline.

• Ciupaga – Found in an abandoned cabin tucked behind a broken barricade.

• Sunray – Locked behind a basement door in a quarantined house.

• The Statement – Discovered in a high-rise landmark after clearing enemies.

• Eraser – Rewarded as part of an advanced scavenger mission.

These represent just a sample — some blueprints are common utility items, while others are legendary-tier weapons.

🧭 Tips for Blueprint Hunting

• Clear Dark Zones thoroughly: Always check upstairs and basements for hidden stashes.

• Use Survivor Sense: Many blueprints are tucked inside loot containers that glow when scanned.

• Keep a log: Mark discovered blueprints on your map or checklist so you don’t forget where they are.

• Revisit completed zones: Some blueprints only spawn once certain story beats or side quests are complete.

• Prioritize rare ones: Seek legendary weapon blueprints early to boost your power curve.

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