I got a message from Devs regarding 5 stone circle, it was originally the only place you could place portals, in early development but now they hold no special purpose apart from looking asthetics

the stone structures you can find chests in are the boat shaped ones, with small pointed rocks outlining the shape of a longship. I think this is what people were talking about

21:55 that sound is the indicator for a backstab or critical hit. The enemies are spawning on top of the fire while they are in an inactive state (they dont see a target to attack) so they are taking backstab damage. It's also why, earlier in the video the 1 star that spawned first took less damage from the fire then the second one, because the first one saw you before touching the flames

20:48 Creature: Burning to death, struggling to survive the flames of Hela after just being spawned into existence. Viking: I think i'll put another layer of embroidering on the rock to add a little fung-shway to the whole setup.... ...This is why Man is the Most Dangerous creature in Valheim.

It’s so relaxing to watch you build. So glad you started playing this game! You’re videos have become a home-from-work wind down ritual of happiness. Needless to say, thank you so much!!

You should run around searching the black forest biomes for the trader! Once you get within about 300m of him a little coin bag icon will appear on your map. He sells an item that increases you carrying capacity by 150!

That sound is actually a critical hit from an ambush damage. When enemies are unaware of your presence and get automatic critical damage. You just happen to hear it when they spawn because they are immediately damaged as they're spawning by the fire.

If you're able to build above the spawner you could encase the room so that the mobs take smoke damage as well. Should kill the significantly faster.

"All the resources invested are gonna be worth the return!" Campfire and hearth nerf: I'm gonna ruin this man's whole career

It's always a good idea to keep the wishbone activated when you are exploring, etc.

5:10 I used the Wishbone in the Meadows right next to the initial spawn point and found a chest buried just two meters down. The standing stones don't mean there's something there. You'll want to use the Wishbone to be sure if there's anything "hidden" before digging. When you do find something with the Wishbone, be sure to hit it once with the pickaxe. Otherwise the Wishbone will keep signaling there even after you've collected the stuff.

You can make it even better by simply raising the ground on the perimeter of these burning things so you don't have to do regular repairs

equipping the wishbone allows you to detect hidden / buried items. The stone structures shaped like a ship have a chest somewhere in it buried and the wishbone detects them. If there is anything at those circular stone things, the wishbone does not detect anything

You can hide the stone cutter under the stone floor if you want the pit to look good. Just dig a hole put wood beams then cover it with stone floors. I build my forge using this technique. I dont want my workplace too crowded so I hid a couple of forge upgrade under the floor.

4:48 There's a way to "teleport" metals, just involves a lot of logging out and logging in. Not sure if it's worth it. Just grab all the metal, re-log to secondary world, dump metal into a chest, re-log to the main world, travel via portal, re-log back to the secondary world, pick the metal, re-log back to the main world. Efficient? Nope. Easy? Sort of. Do I use it? No, I prefer to take a boat and have an adventure. I think I role-play in this game a bit too much. ;)

3:41 You can make some text formatting by using Unitys rich text format, that is similar to HTML. For example you write and the tag will disappear, then you can add and it disappear again, and finally you write what you want.

you might want to put iron gates to keep your storage room safe from the brutes if the fires go out and they destroy enough of your stonework to get out of the main fire pit.

Greydwarf: I HAVE ARRIVED! Greydwarf: OH WHAT HELL HAVE I BEEN BORN INTO!?

There's an exploit to move resources, without a ship. Fill pockets with iron at camp A, logout, go to another world you own, place in an inventory box there. Log back into starting world, fasttravel to Camp B, log out, go to alternate world, pick up iron, logout, then log back into main world. It's a little like.. a dnd item with endless space at that point. It works around fast travel's ban on ore being moved.

Really good video broadbent! I like how you made the pit into like a nice pit and not just a pit. Makes it look really nice and thought out. You can tell that you spend a fair amount of time in creative mode making this design. Really wish my laptop could play this game!

to teleport "unteleportable" items, you have a tricks, use 2 server and just place all you want to tp on the second, go back to the first, tp, and go to your second server, take all and voilà

The way he cares about his build... You'd think it would be his home base.

Aaah Broadbent on Valheim, love how detailed he wants everything to be built! Nice job my guy

You can find chests underground in a ring of smaller rocks in the outline of a ship. They are usually closer to one end, the bow I think, and not very far underground. You can uncover them by digging down a couple of times.

For metal teleporting it's annoying but you can throw them in your inventory, log out, log into another world with the same character, leave the metal there in a chest, log back into the first world, go through your teleporter, then do the same to pick up your metals rather than leave them. (This worked at launch, not sure if still a thing).

WOW! Thats absolutely HILARIOUS! I do the same exact thing when exploring....I walk the edge of the land, where it meets water, and get an outline of the whole island, peninsula, continent, etc. That is just awesome to see others of the same mindset. That deserves a LIKE & SUBSCRIBE! I'll be back to watch more of your Tuts M8. Cheers!

Everyone probably knows about this now. But you could also put X number of two star wolfs in a hole under the spawner, and they will kill the Greydwarfs. And throw some meat in there so the wolfs can heal. Now that you can ride lox, you could probably also ride a few of them down in the hole to.

I've always been of the opinion that processed materials should be able to be teleported, only the raw stuff should block it. This way you still need to either build more processing stations at an outpost or transport the raw materials back to base, but once processed you can move it around at will. Just seems a bit more reasonable to me.

Thank you for this! Your vid is very relatable since I want to build but dont want to use console commands. I can totally relate when you run out of materials and have to wait for a bit. Looking forward to more!

To move iron or any metals quickly. Just create a second world. Load into it and dump the metals into a chest. Load back into the main world and go where you want. Then Load back and grab the iron from the chest. With it in your backpack again, Load into the main world. You have now teleported the metal

My method for teleporting metals. Create a second world. We'll call this the storage world. Build a storage shack. Nothing fancy. Login to main world. Go adventure gather your ores. When you're inventory is full log out of the main world and log into the storage world. Deposit your items. And go back to the main world. Then all you have to do is teleport back to your house and log into the storage world collect the loot and go back to the main world. It's a lot of load screens but can be way faster than carrying the stuff back.

ANOTHER ONE- made my day once again

Saw a guide that I decided to go with after the SelfDamage nerf to Campfires/Bonfires/Hearths, although it is an absolute pain in the ass of waiting to set up: 2-star tamed wolves. Dig a pit below the spawner, fill with the 2Star wolves, put down workbenches strategically hidden to make sure loot doesn't despawn, throw in a stack or two of raw meat, go AFK. Every 30 min or so, block the top with roofs (you just need a small central column uncovered either way) to stop spawning and gather the loot, aswell as letting the wolves heal and produce more wolves if any died, repeat. Sourounded it with 2 sets of Terrain Walls aswell, first 1, then a moot down to water level (my spawner was pretty low down) then another wall. Prevents the wolves from aggroing anything outside, and makes the farm secure from everything except for Frost Drake event.

If you have the wishbone on you it will show you where that treasure is between the pillars! It also shows you where iron scrap is in the swamp as it’s buried in some points outside of the crypts

I've seen other spawn farms utilizing tame wolves for the killing mechanism.

excellent farm! I'm also weirdly pleased that I'm not the only one who maps out the coastline before anything else, ahah

ahh.. you should have decorated the walls in the death trap with mounted greydwarf trophies.... you know - to remind them of their certain demise when they enter this world.

Poor Broadbent. Made a video about an auto farmer the day after they patched it so that fires take durability damage when they deal damage.

4:25 If you dont want to go the long way transporting iron, simply do a second server, and you use it as storage. Log out with iron, put it in that server, cross the portal, log into that server and log back into the main server. Magic.

I mean I figured I wasn't the first to come up with this idea but that's damn creepy how close your build is to mine. I ultimately ended up adding a living area and a roof to prevent rain from shutting the hearths down.

Learning to use flooring to deactivate the spawner is still useful in spite of the campfire nerf :)

Broadbent coming back with the Happy Birthday Trap 2.0

Easily the best part of my day. Thank you Broadbent!!

Those giant rocks from 5 mins in, in my experience, don’t spawn things inside The smaller stones that make an oval shape usually do though inside he stones at 1 end of the structure

Dig out around the stones that look to be in the shape of a ship hull (kinda american football shaped) to find hidden treasure, I'm with you on the circular stone placement, never found anything under those.

Instead of just digging by large stones, use the Stagbreaker. Hit the ground and treasure will surface. Can also hit the ground when looking for silver and if it says "too hard" dig for silver. Happy hunting! Thanks for a great tutorial!

in proper Roman Style, broadbent sets up a row of couches to watch them burn

Loving the series and thanks for making the videos longer!

Bonfires, they burn more damage and rain doesn't put them out. They last longer as well.

Have two servers. Have iron in inventory. Spawn into different server. Drop iron. Log back into original server, teleport to where you need to go. Log out and go back to server with iron. Pick up and log back into the server.

the longer ellipticals made from smaller stones found in the meadows often has a buried chest with a few pieces of treasure and some arrows, it's also one of the few ways to get a silver chain, best way to find them is the Wishbone since not every circle has treasure

That was awesome! The bad thing is that I've destroyed almost every single spawn I've seen so far. Gotta look for more of them, now...

This was nerfed now the camp fires take major damage from just walking on them. Maybe the smoke kills enemies too? Never tested it.

A roof over the loot room of the farm might be a nice touch.

I loved this build man, it just looks awesome! 👏 Next project could be the crops area or making a fully functional kitchen! 😁

I'm fairly new to Valheim (played a fair bit by myself, and only recently started looking into videos, and seeing what other people are creating). This is an interesting concept. The last time I destroyed a Greydwarf Spawner, I did wonder if there was anything I could do with it instead of destroying it. If I was making this myself, I'd have the Portal opposite the storage, and make some stairs that go up where the Portal was, and onto the top of the storage (to get in and out).

Day two of telling Broadbent his uploads are appreciated.

As someone who did masonry work the stacked blocks irk me. They should overlap each other for stability and eye pleasure.

You could also line the fir pit with wooden spikes facing inwards for extra damage

ah this is it, this is the video that got me into valheim, nice to see it in my feed once again

From what i heard those stone structures are not for anything anymore (I've just started playing a week ago) but there are some sort of boat-shaped stones on the ground, kinda like a teardrop but with 2 points, they have a chest and skeletal remains, and sometimes coin and amber buried around in them Edit: i see this video is quite old lol others have already said this

Use the Wishbone to find chests in the center of pillars.

"Why does terrain sometimes come back?" It happens when overhanging rock above you collapses.

The circle pillars are also great for house to build on. Just use them as pillars, nice "floating" house.

Love the design. Just added a roof with a 4m x 4m hole over the spawner.

constantly laughing. thats so damn cool. really great work, bro !

I just grab my blackmetal axe and the elder power, chop down and cut a whole forset and get 7 chariot of wood, spending the same amount of time u spent on building this, another thing is, if u just farm ur way up to black metal age, u will get so much stone u cant even storage it xD But i love building and i like creativity, nice video bro! Pretty nice designing for a place u dont even use that much, ur building for the perfect just like me, whatever i build. :D

That throne is the most sadistic thing xD Nice touch, we hate them too

This is sick I love the building in this game

those new crystal walls might be cool here in this build

It's all fun and games, until it rains.

in regards to hidden treasure, once you have the wish bone equipped it should will ping when you are near any sort of hidden buried thing in all bioms

there is a way to teleport metal ore/ingots. Simply log out of that world and bank your metal ore/ingots. Go back into your main and teleport. Got back to "store" world and grab your stuff and log back into your main world.

The sound you're hearing isn't a monster spawning, but a critical hit. Sneak attack with knife, headshot with bow, etc will produce that sound.

Another option, later game of course, is to fill the pit with wolves. 2 star preferably but 1 stars work just fine. A small army of 4 or 5 will eat them all for lunch, they'll stagger most of the bigger ones fast enough they can't do any damage. Have a breeder off the side with a means to bring them into the killing pit without the other stuff escaping and you're golden.

If I ever get this game I’m gonna make a base like the way you made your mob farm plus some steps up to a fancy base

Im not sure if it has been fixed, but you can enter a teleport while having a chest inventory open, which means you can start teleporting then grab the iron, and finish teleporting with iron in your inventory.

You can use the wishbone to pinpoint treasure location on monoliths.

You made the reference to Minecraft at the end. The ONLY thing that would make this more perfect is like a minecaft/hopper system feeding the items into an item filter. Valheim needs this, lol. Awesome farm.

I just placed a bunch of fireplaces around it and they burn themselves to death instantly. You just sit back and watch the fire work 😂

Ingenious...Valheim has me addicted.

Instead of transporting the iron for the stone cutter across the islands, you could have got some more in the tiny swamp at the top (using the wishbone)

It's the ship shaped outline that you dig, I fully dugout one of those other ones for my serpent pool

the way i "teleport" items is to grab the ingot you need, log out and into a different server, stick it in a chest, and then log back into the original server and go to where you need to go. once you go back to get your things and log into where you need to get the materials to, you'll have it where you need it without the annoying "can't teleport with ore" thing going on. easy! i have a server dedicated to moving things around lol

For the stone circle, if you use the wishbone from bonemass, there’s a chance of finding buried treasure in areas like that. Clearly it’s not a 100% chance.

Every time someone makes one of these "how to" exploit videos for Valheim, the devs patch the game to prevent the exploit. Pro tip: Videos that are over 2 months old probably don't won't work anymore.

My gut is telling me that he needs to put a roof on that ASAP so rain won’t put out the fires

It's not the big standing stones. You are looking for the ones that look like the outline of a ship. They tend to have buried chests, sometimes bones, and loose amber pearls.

How to teleport ores: Mine ore on your main game map, log out and log in on a different map. Make a chest. Deposit ore into the chest. Log out and back in on your main map. Teleport back home. Retrieve iron from chest on the other map. No sailing required. Of course this kills the fun of having to sail back home safely, but makes getting end game ore *slightly* less tedious/dangerous.

It's gonna be funny when a troll comes and falls in and clubs the place to pebbles. Lol.

Maybe you could use wood iron beams in the middle. You can place stone, foundations, campfires and all kind of stuff on top of them.

To our knowledge, do we know if this design still works fine in hearth and home? I know there was just a texture change to the hearth, but was still curious because there were so many subtle changes in this update that weren't completely expressed in the patch notes. Thank you

Use additional map to move ore. 1) grab your ore/bars 2)open new map 3)deposit ore into chests 4) log to original map 5)teleport where you want your ore/bars 6)log into new map you stored ore/bars on 7)pick up and then move back to original map.

In response to 4:34. You can cheese the game by stacking your inventory full of iron, logging out of your main world and log into a secondary world with a small base and a chest. Log into your main world again, step through your teleporter log into your secondary world. Grab the iron from the chest and go back once more to your main world. And tada, you've made cheese

26:50 - how about hiding the workbench/stonecutter behind the wall on each side? that should work i guess... 🤔

Starts randomly digging in the middile of the rocks. Has a wishbone .....

Imagine coming into existence, setting on fire and burning to death. That is their life experience 😂

Im surprised the presence of the woodcrafting table doesn’t interfere with the generator at the end. It was my understanding that it would.

Learned this from a friend, you can bring all items that you can't bring to a portal to another place. You can do this by: 1. Making a new world just for transferring those stuff (or load one if you already have) 2. Put your items in a chest 3. Go back to your original world and use your portal 4. Then go back to your other world, pick up all the non-transferable stuff. 5. Go back to your original world again and you have all your stuff. No need to use the boat/ship whatsoever. Don't think it's a cheat since it is the game's feature..

i think the arrow hit sounding sound is actually stuff being critically hit, should hear it when greydwarfs get fire, or skeles get hit with blunt stuff