Arknights: Endfield Wuling Blueprint Codes & Base Layouts

Welcome to Wuling—the point in Arknights: Endfield where your “quick story run” turns into “why is my power red again?” and the community meme starts to feel painfully real: the factory must grow!

Stuck in Wuling because your power keeps dipping and one “tiny” material shortage bricks the whole line? This Arknights: Endfield guide pulls everything you actually need into one place: Wuling blueprint codes, clear Main Base vs 2nd Base setup rules, and the key production priorities—batteries, Dense Originium Powder, Stabilized Carbon, Xiranite, and Xiranite Components—so your factory stops stalling and starts scaling from early-game stability into endgame throughput.

 

Wuling Early Game Blueprint

If you’re trying to get Wuling running fast without babysitting your base, this early-game blueprint is meant to be a “drop it in, flip the switches, and let it print resources” kind of setup. The big idea is simple: get the loop online once, then it can sustain its own energy while pushing steady outputs (the guide also assumes you’ve progressed enough to place mining rigs).

Second Base

• Code EU: EFO0172UA6784i558O0Ai
• Code Asia: EFO013o72e7AU8a40579

Just keep the two plots separate in your head. Wuling 2nd base is its own site: set All Base Outputs = Originium, then use it to help feed the overall loop. To start things up, place a few Thermal Banks in the 2nd base and manually bring batteries from the main region to kick the system into motion—after it begins generating its own power, you can remove those temporary banks.

 

Main Base

• Code EU: EFO010U96u0OA1i13E179
• Code Asia: EFO01Ue3683Iu7Oe7Oa8

Main Wuling base is where the big “Upper/Lower” layout goes (it’s split in the images, but it’s one code). Import code, and place it with the river on the right. Follow the AIC reference (16 tiles from the river, 12 from the bottom), fill every Seed Picking unit with Sandleaf, and confirm water connections are running. Finally, set outputs exactly: left bottom + all on the right → Dense Originium Powder, and left middle + left top → Originium.

 

Wuling Endgame Blueprint

If you’re looking for an endgame “one-stop” Wuling factory in Arknights: Endfield, this blueprint (separated into 3 parts) is basically a late-game resource blender: you feed it ore + water, and it spits out a mixed basket of batteries, gear parts, medicine chains (Jincao + Yazhen), and Xiranite, plus a quality-of-life line for bottled Water and bottled Xiranite (handy for Wuling exploration/puzzle needs).

At full speed, it consumes about 90+ Ferrium Ore/min and 260+ Originium/min, and the layout uses 4× Fluid Pumps for the water side. When your Xiranite stock hits ~5,000, the Originium draw is listed as ~300/min, and if your Xiranite gear-related storage overflows, it can climb to ~360/min.

On the unlock side, only the Main Base needs Area Expansion I plus the Warehouse/Depot access-line unlock (the logistics line that lets your machines pull from the depot); the Sub-Base doesn’t need extra construction.

Blueprint #1

• Code EU: EFO01eE7UI88o14AeoAi8
• Code Asia: EFO01A7u1e181OEIu9ieO

Blueprint #2

• Code EU: EFO01iOe7uooI62a472U4
• Code Asia: EFO01E50U4U1UIo573uIa

Blueprint #3

• Code EU: EFO019A61O22E8eI05uI2
• Code Asia: EFO01Ue36i6o65OE371a8

Build/Placement Tips

Connect the 4 Fluid Pump pipes to the edge of your build area, and rotate the pumps so they’re facing “down” on your camera view. Drop the whole factory in the top-left of the area, then place Blueprint #1 snug to the bottom-right, Blueprint #2 snug to the bottom-left, and Blueprint #3 so its base segment connects to Blueprint #1’s Originium node/pile.

Startup power can be tight—just hand-drop a few batteries as an emergency boost, then the loop should stabilize; you don’t need to manually plant crops. Finally, the bottom-left bottle line is configured to make 50 Water bottles + 50 Xiranite bottles, then stop—reset or tweak the input counter if you want more.

 

Blueprints for Key Materials

When you hit Wuling in Arknights: Endfield, don’t try to produce everything at once—most bases crash because one choke material breaks the power loop and the whole line jams. Focus on two lifelines: powders → batteries, and carbon → Xiranite.

Start with the Sandleaf loop (Sandleaf → Sandleaf Powder). It feeds both Stabilized Carbon and Dense Originium Powder, which are the real gates for Wuling progress. Dense Originium Powder comes from Originium Ore → Originium Powder, then gets refined with Sandleaf Powder.

Once that backbone is stable, push Xiranite (from Stabilized Carbon + Clean Water in Forge of the Sky) and turn it into LC Wuling Batteries (Xiranite + Dense Originium Powder) so your base stays online. After that, funnel spare capacity into Xiranite Components for L70 Gold Rarity gear.

If you don’t need a full “one-click” mega layout and would rather mix-and-match modules for the fun of building, we’ve also prepared blueprints for each of these key materials and so you can plug them into your own base design.

Output	Code EU/NA
LC Wuling Batteries	EFO0172UAoo11U59O0Ai
Xiranite Components	EFO0136uIU9o79a10579
Xiranite	EFO01eE7U8Oiia4a9oAi8
Sandleaf Powder	EFO010U97A4o88iAE179
Stabilized Carbon	EFO019A619431Ae65uI2
Dense Originium Powder	EFO016i1a42U6e7aO83e
Yazhen + Jincao	EFO01893u6IAAe1u1Ui73
Jinacao Drink + Yazhen Syringe	EFO0172UAa9U04550O0Ai

 

How to Import Blueprint Codes

To import a blueprint created by another player

1. Open the blueprint menu

2. Navigate to the Shared Blueprints tab

3. Select Import Blueprint

4. Paste the shared blueprint code

 

Conclusion

And that’s the Wuling blueprint story: early game = two bases working as a tag team (Main Base runs the backbone, 2nd Base fills the missing link), while endgame = one base that’s clean, self-contained, and tuned for throughput. If your line keeps stalling, don’t “add more machines”—fix the choke mats first, then scale. Once the loop stays green, you’re finally free to do the fun part: modular swaps, cleaner routing, and tiny optimizations that make your base feel yours.

And if you’re trying to speed up progress—more pulls for key units, more stamina to farm the mats your blueprints keep chewing through, or you just want your account to “catch up” to your factory ambitions—grabbing a quick Endfield top-up through LDShop can help you get there without waiting around.