▲ 60 r/valheim

Every time I die, I make a new character

No map, no portals, fire hazard, items remain at death. I call it Legacy mode. Its like a viking enters Valheim but there's actual useful infrastructure in place. Buildings with clothes, tools, and food. Roads with signs. Dead vikings with full gear can be found.

I'm looking for the Elder have been dying on a new island in the swamp. I had to build a new boat and I found my body. I died like immediately, tried a raft of shame and died at sea.

Now I'm on the starting island again and have to migrate to get new copper before setting sail to get back to the island #2. There's wooden tower built pointing which way to sail.

I've actually made it island #2 twice but like I said, I've exhausted everything I left behind

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u/the-National-Razor — 15 hours ago
▲ 46 r/valheim

Placing the wood over the cart handles immobilizes it

I was building and locked a cart in place. Not sure what the use of this would be. Maybe for decoration or hills but the cart can't be grabbed by the handles or pushed around.

u/the-National-Razor — 20 days ago
▲ 161 r/freefolk

This is a somewhat serious question. Based on whatever you want... who actually is the most noble child in the series? I'm thinking of basing it on parental titles and station, being born heir to the throne, etc. I think it would (unjerk) be a true born Joffrey. His father would have been a Baratheon/Durrandon King and his mother was the eldest child of the lord of the west and his potential heir.

Pictured:

- Good King Joffrey - Robert Baratheon, Cersei Lannister

- Aegon "Jon" Targaryen - Rhaegar Targaryen, Lyanna Stark

- Bealor Targaryen - Daeron the OK, Myriah Martell

- Aemma Arryn - Rodrik Arryn, Daela Targaryen

Other contenders:

- Aenys I

- Maegor

- Aegon III

- Daughter of Mors Martell and Nymeria

- Duncan the Small

- Robb Stark

- Sweetrobin

- Viserys Plumm

I don't feel like thinking any longer, I cannot think of a marriage between the pre-conquest kingdoms and don't feel like pulling out books, etc.

u/the-National-Razor — 4 months ago