Hi, anyone have link/information about repairing the POI structures (mainly interested in the stone buiuldings in Mountain Biome)?

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Most abandon buildings are randomly damaged, would be nice to be able to restore the original glory of some of these buildings. Especially in multiplayer servers were all can help to collect resources and restore to original "blueprint".

Much like the conservation initiative in UK:

Conservation in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia

Would bring an additional level to the game when playing on community servers. :-)

The Swamp key floats. thank goodness!!

As well as purchasing the fishing rod from Haldor there is a chance it will spawn in some of the frozen mountain caves, some of the mobs also seem to drop bait.

I'm not good at English, but I use a translator to posting here and solve the problem.

While using the spawn cheat, I summoned an object that could not be destroyed.

It's called a 'GlowingMushroom'.

Obviously the removedrops cheat didn't help.

I want to get rid of these damn mushrooms, but I don't know what to do.

I wish someone could show me how to get rid of this mushroom.

Please help me and thanks for read.

As title says, you can view the models of 0*, 1*, & 2* Greydwarf at the top of Greyling page, but not actual Greyling. Gallery also shows several Greydwarves, no Greylings

1m angled wood and log beams would add a new dimension of depth to builds in the game. I have had so many times building where I want to use an angled beam but it juts out awkwardly or doesn't fit where I want it to. Adding 1m angled beams would be so unbelievably helpful. 1m log beams in general would be really nice, but i mostly prefer to use wood beams anyway.

Unless you are inside a building or have a defendable building to get into, there is no way to avoid dying to 6+ wolves.

Thanks devs...

Hello there,

I have some few questions.

1. Do you maybe plan or have in mind to make some new piece of the hometool - kit ? i mean things like more options for design. Like new roof's, door's, interior and a lot more decoration for not only homes but also for huge base builds.

2. Do you plan or have in mind of new piece of gear like not only gear for fighting but also maybe some more set's and also set's for no battle, like a harvest set to collect faster wood and stone or something like this. There is a huge potential for this option.

3. Did we get maybe in future something like animals for work ? I mean no mounts for riding, i mean something so pull a cart or something like to steed the fields.

4. How about to update the mythologie o the game, i mean you said one time you plan some quest systems in the far future, but what about a god system or somethink like this. I mean the viking gods are massiv in storytelling. A System to praise them and get extra buffs would be cool.

5. Last but not least, finally im so happy you bring in some cultists. That coud be a huge start for a dark and long questline for valheim which would be awesome to have, with a dark secret in the 10th world. After 1000+ hours i wished i coud be in your team :D but please give us something in this way like a background story quest line about old dark gods, cultists and the 10th wolrd. Nothing Huge and Big but short and cool, intense and catching.

Thanks for your great work, we love your ideas and your constent work on the game. See you soon with new Infos on twitch or somewhere :)

I think I have seen a post about a MOD that allows you to reset a Biome Zone without reset the complete map. This so you do not destroy all you have built in other Biomes, but can reset for example a specific Mountain Biome.

Would like to practice before Mountain Caves are released. :-)

So I had a certain thought... The polearms in game seem to be just spears despite being very much actual polearms which are known for versatility. I know it probably wouldn't bode well with the game's engine, but I was hit by a sudden idea that to make polearms great again it'd be logical for them to 3-hit alternate between pierce/blunt/slash with thrust/pole hit/slash animations, respectively. So there, just how much sense do I make?

Hey all, I’ve sunk a couple hundred hours in and I’m curious as to what other people’s food habits are. I am cooking tier 3 food (all swamp stuff), but I feel like I’m not managing this efficiently. I’ll usually snag 5-stacks of some good food, and go off for my day. That’s having me run low on my nice food though!

What do other people do that makes more sense? I know I need to start distinguishing a “off to go fight scary stuff” menu vs a “I need a bajillion stamina for exploring” menu.

Do people eat a lot of carrots? Do people have their “nice food” and then a menu of simple food they eat while just housekeeping/mining/what have you?

Refilling resin powered light sources in the game can be a time consuming thing to refill each time, could the time the resin lasts be extended more? Love the look of the sconce's spread out in a room or on the side of a building but refilling them all can be a royal pain in the A,

Just a thought, after spending 500+ hrs playing in Velheim I've built quite a few buildings and always thought that having a 22.5* oe 45* angled wood iron beam would be pretty nice. I love the rustic look of the beams when used in building and of course the extra support they provide so having the angled beams would open up even more concepts in bulding designs. What ya think?

Pukeberries shouldn't be used for something else too? Shouldn't be a recipe for some usefull stuff? Makeing poison for poisonous arrows, or something? How do you think?

Guessing most people have already found this, but if you have surplus coins and an obliterator, buying worms and obliterating them lets you get 1 coal per 2 coins.

The games very fun with friends, its also very relaxing when you just sit there and build stuff.

Has anyone made a base that uses a mostly-hollowed-out copper deposit and the resulting pit to make a “basement” while using the copper to ground the rest of your building over it? I tried googling for images but couldn’t find anything.

Or is there a sensible reason why using a copper deposit is unnecessary for that kind of build? Like, I know with late game building materials or using the hoe, you can have a tall top house and a satisfying basement. But. Creatively I thought it’d be cool to go downstairs into a rough-hewn natural basement with sparkling copper veins.

If we are talking elements, or elemental forces, shouldn’t the golem take frost damage? It should not be immune. Water erodes stone, and ice breaks it. Therefore frost arrows should do at least some damage, or have some effect shouldn’t they?