Hi everyone, I'm playing Valheim for the first time with two friends and I'm in charge of building; this is my first kitchen—do you like it? Any tips for improvement?
I'm from Brazil, so please forgive my poor English.
Behold the Fire-Spire (that was the best i came up with)
Fully functional base in Ashlands.
Made with a few mods: InfinityHammer, Gizmo, MVBF, WEC (but still vanilla compatible)
Asking the community: Is there a way I can build up like a half block to avoid the clipping here?
What tricks do you have for me?
My group beat the ashlands around a year ago and never moved out of our starter house. Ever since then I've been working on and off on a main base worthy of 1.0. Well, it's finally finished. After much blood, sweat, and tears, I present the Glizzcorp HQ. Move in complete and ready for 1.0
No mods required.
Huhu again :)
This time we are visiting Winterwacht, an entire city we built into Valheim’s Mountain biome.
The city spreads across several levels of the mountain. Roads and stairways wind between the rocks, connecting the residential houses, the inn, the main square and the castle at the top.
The entrance itself sits between two large rock formations, with a fortified gate leading into the city. From there, the roads keep climbing higher through houses, smaller squares and all the paths we have added over time.
At the highest point sits the castle with a watchtower. The large fires can be seen from quite a distance (once its loaded in xD) and give Winterwacht a completely different atmosphere at night.
One of our favourite things about the city is how different it feels depending on the time of day. During daylight you can really see how far the city stretches across the mountain, while at night the fires, lanterns and illuminated trees take over and makes everything so cozy.
The aerial view is probably the best way to realise how large Winterwacht has actually become.
Which do you prefer for Valheim builds: a compact city on flat ground, or one that follows the terrain and grows across different elevations like this?
No mods required.
This build is situated on the east bank of a river at the north end. Left side is going to be a harbour capable of holding multiple drakkars.
To the south there is a small meadow village that I used as a temporary home while construction began.
More insights into my latest build inspired by Renaissance and Baroque architecture (over 65k instances) created through months of planning, experimenting, and fine‑tuning.
I’ve also started a deep dive video series to break down how the mansion is put together. Part 1 is out now, and Part 2 is planned before the 1.0 release.
Deep dive Video: https://youtu.be/bxJ4UEmVFpA
Here is an update to the hilltop fortress my brother and I have been building in our play through. Still a work in progress and haven’t don’t too much differences. I didn’t show off everything here and wasn’t great camerawork as my brother and I have limited time to play and I didn’t want to spend too long filming but I may get a longer clip too. Any suggestions or feedback appreciated!
Its official - Valheim has Wagons.
WTB a horse or two pst
I was kind of curious on how close I could get to the Yggdrasil tree, so I sailed to the very edge of the map to the east, and built a tower :3
I also wanted to move out from my old base (The one surrounded by wooden defenses) I utilized the flat area right next to it and decided to experiment with a new base design that I haven't tried yet.
I added a low stone wall just to make sure it's somewhat protected from raids, the low stone wall is surprisingly very useful.
Since I haven't tried this new base design, I still haven't added upper floors, and haven't really figured out how the layout is gonna look like.
Made a video with all the plants you can spawn in with the console + their spawn IDs, hope it's useful :)
Link to guide - https://youtu.be/r-rNvIhc5s0
Might be a slight spoiler if you're new to the game.
Built an inn on my current playthrough
Just a little Valheim dopamine rush to brighten your day!
Spent about 70 hours on this one, no mods, no stability hacks, build cost turned off and some console spawning for decorative items.
Video link - https://youtu.be/SMb1ob1Xp0Y
