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Dvergr (race)

## Dvergr

A Dvergr Rogue on a Mountain near the Mistlands.

A **Dvergr** (pl. **Dvergr** or **Dvergar**) is a type of both passive and aggressive creature found primarily in the Mistlands. The Dvergr are an intelligent race that resemble short, blue humanoids with glowing eyes ranging from blue to purple, and long white beards and braids. (The exception is Haldor, who is red haired.)

## Biography

Dvergr are unique creatures in that they are passive to the player unless attacked. They demonstrate both ingenuity and magical abilities which allows them to construct elaborate structures.

At some unknown point in time prior to the player's arrival, the Dvergar sealed away The Queen and scattered the key fragments to unlock the Infested Citadel across the world.

### Members

* Haldor
* Hildir
* Dvergr rogue
* Dvergr mage

## Location

Most Dvergr are only encountered in the Mistlands, where they can often be found inhabiting structures they have built out of marble, copper, and wood. Many of their structures and encampments are protected by wards, and damaging these structures or their contents (including any Dvergr inside or around them) makes all Dvergr in the immediate vicinity aggressive. In addition to these initial spawns, Dvergr can spawn throughout the biome in groups of 1-2.

Haldor the merchant can be found once per world in the Black Forest. He cannot be angered or damaged, nor can he move from his set piece. He pays for valuables with coins, and his for-sale inventory expands as more Forsaken are sacrificed.

### Structures and POIs

The following is a list of the various Dvergr-built structures and Points of Interest in the Mistlands. Note that some of these structures have variants which have been abandoned and fallen into ruin: these **ruined Dvergr structures** are devoid of any Dvergr, often contain few (if any) of the uncommon resources otherwise found near Dvergr, and are likely infested with Seekers.

 Dvergr Lighthouse | No
 Dvergr Excavation Site | Sometimes
 Dvergr Harbour | No
 Infested Mine | Yes
 Infested Citadel | Yes
 WIP

## Notes

* The word "dvergr" is the Old Norse word for the mythological *dwarf* of Norse mythology. The Old Norse plural of "dvergr" is "dvergar".
* Dvergar are the only current race in *Valheim* that are both passive and aggressive to the player.
* Haldor is a "dvergr" or "dwarf", according to his introduction on Iron Gate's blog, which is how he refers to himself by one of his many quotes.
	+ He is also "short" for a dwarf, explaining his stature. Dwarves of Norse Mythology were not originally described as diminutive.
	+ This could also just be a joke or a pun on his part, especially as the other Dvergar seen in Valheim are similarly short.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dvergr
2. ↑ https://archive.md/s5GAU#selection-713.0-713.40
3. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwarf\_(folklore)#Norse\_mythology\_and\_later\_folklore

 Mini bosses
Eikthyr trophy

This severed head oozes power. Offer it to the Sacrificial Stones.

**Eikthyr trophy** is an item dropped by Eikthyr. Can be used at the Sacrificial Stones to gain Eikthyr Power. When activated, it grants the user reduced stamina loss from sprinting and jumping.

> So you were my death? You look so small and soft... Tell Odin he may have broken this form but the wilderness will never submit to his rules...
>
> Eikthyr

## Notes

* Multiples of this trophy can be obtained by killing Eikythr again. Like all other trophies, it can be mounted on an item stand. After doing so, it will occasionally talk to the player.
Elemental magic

**Elemental magic** is a skill and a weapon class in *Valheim* which was added in the Mistlands update. As one of the two types of Magic, it affects the amount of damage dealt by elemental magic weapons, and the amount of Eitr used to cast elemental magic.

At elemental magic level 0, the base values for damage and eitr are used. At level 100, damage is increased by 131% of its base value, while eitr usage is reduced by 33% of its base value.

## Leveling up

Experience is gained every time damage is caused with the Staff of embers and the Staff of frost.
Deer meat

**Deer meat** is a basic food source, Deer meat can be found by killing Deer.

When placed on a Cooking station or Iron cooking station, deer meat can be turned into Cooked deer meat, or Coal if overcooked.

## Usage

* **Crafting:**
	+ Cooked deer meat: made using the Cooking station (25 seconds)
* **Making Coal:**
	+ Leave on Cooking station long enough and the Cooked deer meat will burn into Coal
Ancient bark

An ancient and sturdy material.

**Ancient bark** is a different type of wood used in midgame building and crafting recipes.

## Availability

* Acquired by chopping Ancient Trees in the Swamp.
* Requires Bronze axe to acquire.
* Can be found in Sunken Crypts chests.

## Usage

* **Crafting:**

	+ Swamp
		- Ancient bark spear
		- Battleaxe
		- Iron buckler
		- Iron sledge
		- Root harnesk
		- Root leggings
		- Root mask
	+ Mountain
		- Crystal battleaxe
		- Draugr fang
		- Fang spear
		- Frostner

- **Building:**
	* Bonfire
	* Butcher's table
	* Longship

## Notes

* Ancient bark cannot be fed into a Charcoal kiln.
Chitin

**Chitin** is obtained by mining Abyssal barnacles found on Leviathans which appear as living, moving islands in the Ocean. Catching a Coral cod has a 13.33% of dropping 1-2 chitin, although catching them requires Heavy fishing bait (which can be difficult to obtain).

## Usage

* **Crafting:**
	+ Abyssal harpoon
	+ Abyssal razor
Knight shield

A wooden shield reinforced with iron.

* 1

The **knight shield** is an unused asset with the appearance of a kite shield but function of a round shield.

## Availability

Currently only obtainable via console commands. See Banded shield for obtainable iron tier round shield.

## Notes

* It is currently not mounted properly in game. When equipped it clips into the players arm and when sheathed or blocking it is mounted/held sideways.
Black metal shield

Fashioned from the strongest metal, able to turn even the deadliest blades.

* 1
* 2
* 3

The **black metal shield** is the fourth round shield. It has less block power compared to Black metal tower shield but can be used to parry enemy attacks.

## Upgrade information

 Durability
 Crafting

Total cost of the fully upgraded shield is 40 Fine wood, 20 Black metal, and 11 Chains.

## Notes

* When crafting, players can customize the shield with a few different pre-set designs and colors by clicking the style button beneath the item name in the crafting window. The design can not be changed afterward.
Dreams to Dream (sung by Tanya Mousekewitz)

**Dreams to Dream** is a An American Tail: Fievel Goes West song from the year 1991, sung by Tanya Mousekewitz, and also heard when Jeremy and Angie dance to this song. Proof that Angie heard that song and Jeremy asked her to dance with a bow in which she accepts with a curtsy before they dance along to this musical. Jeremy also twirls Angie and dips her while dancing to the song.

## Cast

1. Tanya Mousekewitz (Stephanie Morgenstern)

## Lyrics

* Tanya Mousekewitz: I lose my way, no one cares The words I say, no one hears My life it seems is a world of dreams Deep in the night, you'll find me Dream and you're right behind me Stay, if you will stay We'll dream the night away Dreams to dream in the dark of the night When the world goes wrong I can still make it right I can see so far in my dreams I'll follow my dreams until they come true There is a star waiting to guide us Shining inside us when we close our eyes Come with me, you will see what I mean There's a world inside no one else ever sees You will go so far in my dreams Somewhere in my dreams Your dreams will come true Dont let go, if you stay close to me In my dreams tonight, you will see what I see Dreams to dream, as near as can be Inside you and me that always come true Inside you and me that always come true
Fists (Skill)

**Fists** is a Skill in *Valheim*.

## Description

When a player attacks without a weapon, tool equipped, or use a dedicated Fist weapon such as the Flesh Rippers they do a Fist strike. The primary attack is a punch, and the secondary attack is a kick that does additional knockback. The punch has a 2-hit combo where the second punch (left hand) does double damage.

Fists can be useful against the weakest of enemies; especially when you want to avoid the cost of weapon durability. It also costs less stamina than most weapons.

## Leveling Up

Punching or kicking a player, monster, or other entity will improve your skill in Fists.

Higher levels increases damage done with bare fists and Fist weapons as well as reducing stamina cost.

## Calculations

The base damage for a Bare Fists strike is 5 blunt damage.

At minimum skill level a Fists strike will do between 1.25 and 2.75 damage with a bare fist.

At max skill level the most basic Fist strike (right hand punch or kick) can do is 5 damage, meaning that a 2-hit combo at max damage would do a total of 15 damage (right hand does 5 and left hand does 10) with bare fists.

As with most attack skills, max damage doesn't change after reaching skill level 75.

Minimum damage at level 75 is 3.5, and minimum damage at level 100 is 4.25.

The damage range follows the formula for **Damage and Blocking Mechanics**

## Notes

* Fists was previously named Unarmed prior to the Frost Caves update.
Leather scraps

A small pile of leather scraps.

**Leather scraps** can be found in chests in the Meadows, dropped from boars and bats, or mined from muddy scrap piles.

## Usage

* **Crafting:**

	+ Meadows
		- Crude bow
		- Flint knife
		- Flint spear
		- Rag pants
		- Rag tunic
		- Wood shield
		- Wood tower shield
	+ Black Forest
		- Bronze atgeir
		- Bronze axe
		- Bronze mace
		- Bronze sword
		- Stagbreaker
	+ Swamp
		- Abyssal harpoon
		- Abyssal razor
		- Battleaxe
		- Iron atgeir
		- Iron axe
		- Iron mace
		- Iron sword
		- Ooze bomb
		- Root mask
	+ Mountain
		- Fang spear
		- Fenris coat
		- Fenris leggings
		- Silver knife
		- Silver sword
	+ Plains
		- Lox saddle
	+ DLC
		- Cape of Odin
		- Hood of Odin

* **Building:**

	+ Meadows
		- Raft
		- Tanning rack
	+ Black Forest
		- Black banner
		- Blue banner
		- Cartography table
		- Purple banner
		- White and red striped banner
		- Yellow banner
	+ Swamp
		- Armor stand
		- Green banner
		- Orange banner
		- Red banner
	+ Plains
		- Blue, red and white banner
		- Spinning wheel
		- White and blue striped banner
		- White banner
Dvergr barrel

* Icon

**Dvergr barrels** are a non-buildable structure that can be found in Dvergr settlements throughout the Mistlands.

They have no function, but drop several useful recources when destroyed. However, destroying them can be dangerous, since the structures that barrels are found at are home to Dvergr rogues and/or Dvergr mages, who will turn hostile if a crate (or any other structure under protection of their Wards) is damaged directly by a player. Barrels can be safely damaged indirectly, or by non-player sources, without angering the Dvergr.

## Location

Each of the following structures may hold Dvergr barrels:

* Dvergr Guard Tower
* Infested Citadel exterior

See their respective pages for details, or for exact barrel spawn counts and locations, see Points of Interest.

## Drops

Each Dvergr barrel will drop the following:
Emotes

Valheim allows players to perform different emotes using the in-game chat:

* Sit - /sit
* Wave - /wave
* Challenge - /challenge
* Cheer - /cheer
* No No No - /nonono
* Thumbs Up - /thumbsup
* Point - /point
* Blow kiss - /blowkiss
* Bow - /bow
* Cower - /cower
* Cry - /cry
* Despair - /despair
* Flex - /flex
* Come here - /comehere
* Head Bang - /headbang
* Kneel - /kneel
* Laugh - /laugh
* Roar - /roar
* Shrug - /shrug
* Dance - /dance
Disney TV Favorites

**Disney TV Favorites** is a Disney DVD containing every random episode from ???.

## Episodes

1. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh - Gone with the Wind / Nothing But the Tooth
2. Pepper Ann - Uniform, Uniformity / Snot Your Mother's Music
3. Cybil and Judy - Doll in the Dumps
4. The New Adventures of Jasmine Frazier - Mildred and the Bees
5. The Buzz on Maggie - The Price of Fame / King Flear
6. The Emperor's New School - Kuz-Cop / How Now Sea Cow?
7. Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil - Dancing with the Enemy / Tattler's Tale
8. Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja - Enter the Nomicon / Swampy Seconds
9. Big City Greens - Park Pandemonium / Cricket's Biscuits

## Trivia

* Released by Anchor Bay Entertainment on August 10, 2021 (??? years since Races, Rescues and Runaways in ???)
* There are ??? shows for this release.
* Version ??? intro before Gone with the Wind and ??? Second outro after Nothing But the Tooth.

## Cover Artwork

### Front Cover

* Top: Winnie the Pooh and Pepper Ann Pearson
* Bottom: Judy Herrison screaming from "Doll in a Dumps" (the same scene as Dee Dee from the Dexter's Laboratory Season ??? episode: ???)

### Back Cover

* Top Left: Mildred Frazier (crying, and with a swollen red nose) from "Mildred and the Bees"
* Top Right: Kick and Brad Buttowski behind bars from "Tattler's Tale"
Hexagonal gate

* Icon

**Hexagonal gate** is a buildable structure. It requires Yggdrasil wood and Copper to build and needs to be built within the range of a Black forge.

It is very similar (but not identical) to a similar hexagonal door which can be found naturally in the world as part of some Dvergr structures in the Mistlands.

The shape of the door is such that it easily fits up against certain sloped Black marble building structures, such as Black marble cornice and Black marble plinth. The Dvergr variant is colored slightly differently, with studs around the metal border and with the door knocker located in the center of the door. The bracket of the door knocker is also in a face shape, similar to other Dvergr metalwork.
Crystal battleaxe

It's see-through and tears through.

* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4

The **crystal battleaxe** is the second two-handed axe. Its primary attack is a 3 hit attack combo (Wide swing, wide swing, vertical overhead) with double damage on the last hit, 1.5x staggering and no multi target penalty. Its faster secondary attack deals 0.5x damage and 4x staggering.

## Notes

* The first hit is very slow. The last two hits take about the same time, while in total dealing triple damage.
* General combo starter is the secondary into the primary
* The glow effect of the axe makes the wielder slightly easier to detect while sneaking.
Iron shield

An iron sword-breaker, tile of the battle-wall.

* 1

**Iron shield** is an item. Like all Tower Shields, it is incapable of Parrying and has a dramatic -20% movement speed penalty when drawn, but provides superior Block Power to other variants.

## Availability

Cannot currently be crafted. See Iron tower shield for the available iron tier tower shield.

## Notes

Currently only obtainable via console commands and does not function properly. Rather then attaching to the hand, it seems to be attached to the air behind the left foot.
Item Stand

* Icon
* Appearance

The **Item Stand** is a decoration item. Item stands are a good way to display trophies a player may have collected.

There are two versions of the item:

* Item stand (vertical)
* Item stand (horizontal)

## Usage

Items you can put on an item stand:

* Abyssal harpoon
* Axe
* Bukeperries (horizontal only)
* Blueberries (horizontal only)
* Cooked boar meat
* Cooked deer meat (horizontal only)
* Cooked fish
* Cooked lox meat
* Cooked serpent meat
* Cooked wolf meat
* Cultivator
* Dragon egg
* Dverger circlet
* Fishing rod
* Fuling totem
* Hoe
* Meads (horizontal only)
* Pickaxe
* Queens jam (horizontal only)
* Raspberries (horizontal only)
* Sausages (horizontal only)
* Shields
* Stew / Soup (horizontal only)
* Swamp key
* Tankard
* Trophies
* Weapons
* Yellow Mushrooms (horizontal only)
* Yule hat

Items you cannot put on an item stand:

* Amber
* Amber pearl
* Ancient seed
* Arrows
* Cloaks
* Coins
* Crystal
* Dandelion
* Dragon tear
* Feathers
* Fir Cone
* Guck
* Hide
* Honey
* Mead bases
* Megingjord
* Metals
* Nails
* Neck tail
* Ores
* Pelts
* Pine Cone
* Raw Meats
* Resin
* Ruby
* Seeds
* Silver necklace
* Surtling Core
* Thistle
* Torch
* Wishbone
* Withered bone
* Wood
* Yagluth Thing

*(This list is incomplete and will be updated as we go)*

## Notes

* Rotating the vertical item stand will flip horizontally but not vertically; so "crossed swords" are not possible at this time.
Jotun bane

Not even the giants of old could weather the poisonous bite of this weapon.

* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4

The Jotun Bane is the sixth one-handed axe. It can be used to chop down Beech,
Birch, Oak, Fir, Pine, Ancient, and Yggdrasil trees.

Its primary attack is a 3 hit attack combo with double damage on the last hit. Its secondary attack is a
slow but powerful overhead swing. This is perfect for removing tree stumps that are too low to hit with a
normal swing.

## Notes

* Despite being made of an inferior metal, iron, the Jotun bane can still chop down Ancient trees and Yggdrasil shoots like a Blackmetal axe.
	+ The Jotun bane also has the same attack speed as the Blackmetal axe, but higher chop. This actually makes it a better axe than the Blackmetal axe.
* The blade of the Jotun bane glows faintly yellow at all times. It is very dim compared to most proper light sources, but can provide a small amount of light in the dark.
	+ The glow effect also makes players slightly easier to detect while sneaking, increasing the visibility of its holder by approximately 20%.
Fuling totem

Channels the ancient power of Yagluth.

**Fuling totems** are an item found in Fuling Villages and old stone buildings that the Fuling have taken over and repaired. They are also a rare drop from Fuling Berserkers.

## Usage

> *Main article: Forsaken altars*
>
>

A total of five Fuling totems are required to summon Yagluth, the fifth boss of Valheim.

## Gallery

Fuling totems are often found on mounts like this at the back of small stone buildings that the Fuling have repaired as forts.
## Notes

* If the pedestal on which the totem rests is destroyed before the player interacts with the totem, the totem will not be dropped.

* The totem bears some resemblance to Yagluth, especially the crown. It is implied through various Runestones that the Fulings worship him as some sort of king or deity.
* Totems are fairly uncommon and are not guaranteed to be present in points of interest in the Plains.
Domo and Other Episodes

**Domo and Other Episodes** is a fan-fiction VHS/DVD Release featuring every twenty-second episode from Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, Pokemon, The Fairly OddParents, T.U.F.F. Puppy, Thomas and Friends, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee, SpongeBob SquarePants and The Penguins of Madagascar.

## Episodes

1. Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi - Domo / Yumi Goes Solo / Cat Feud
2. Pokemon: Indigo League - The Tower of Terror
3. The Fairly OddParents - Shiny Teeth / Odd, Odd West
4. T.U.F.F. Puppy - Big Dog on Campus / Dog's Best Friend
5. Thomas and Friends - Time for Trouble / Train Stops Play / Thomas, Percy and the Dragon
6. The Life and Times of Juniper Lee - June's Egg-cellent Adventure: Juniper Lee Meets the Easter Bunny
7. SpongeBob SquarePants - Something Smells / Bossy Boots
8. The Penguins of Madagascar - An Elephant Never Forgets / Otter Things Have Happened

## Trivia

* Storyteller from Thomas and Friends: George Carlin.
* Director from Thomas and Friends: David Mitton.
* Producers from Thomas and Friends: Britt Allcroft and David Mitton.
* Released by Anchor Bay Entertainment.
* This Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi episode is from Season 2.
* It first aired to Cartoon Network on ??? ???, ???.
* Pokemon via Who's That Pokemon?:
	+ Gengar
* Day of the PokeRap:
	+ Day 3
* Thomas Songs after three stories:
	1. The Island Song
	2. Gone Fishing
	3. It's Great to be an Engine

## Cover Artwork

### Front Cover

* Top: Kaz Harada and Domo
* Bottom: Yumi from "Yumi Goes Solo"

### Back Cover

* Top Left: Timmy Turner and Chip Skylark from "Shiny Teeth"
* Top Right: Thomas from "Thomas, Percy and the Dragon"
Draugr elite

* 0★
* 1★
* 2★
* Trophy

* 0★
* 1★
* 2★

**Draugr elite** are aggressive creatures found in the Swamps. They are ancient undead Vikings that have since become bloated in appearance. They are stronger than normal Draugr, but always appear equipped with a melee weapon. They have glowing purple eyes and are relatively rare compared to their weaker counterparts.

### Spawning

 Rare spawn point near some Swamp structures
 Rarely from Body piles in Swamps, Sunken Crypts or Mountain towers

## Strategy

> *See: Aggressive Creature Strategies*
>
>

## Notes

* Draugr or Draug - "the undead of Valheim", also called *aptrganga* or *aptrgangr* in the Norse literature. Draugr live in their graves, often guarding treasure buried with them in their burial mound.
* From a Runestone: "Long ages ago, the world of Valheim was home to a race of proud and noble people. They built great towers that touched the clouds and delved deep into the earth for precious metals. But their pride was their undoing. They challenged the very gods and went to war against the Aesir and Vanir, destroying themselves completely. Great Odin leveled their cities and Loki consumed their mines in fire. Mighty Thor broke down their towers and Freya sowed their fields with salt tears. Now they are sunk many hundred of years deep. No song sing of their stories, and the earth has claimed their cities. But pride cannot be killed entirely and the warriors who fought in that final battle will not surrender until their bodies are dust and the dust long gone. They return as Draugr, unholy walkers in ancient armour, creatures of rust and despair. Break them, bury them, let them know they are dead."

 Mini bosses
Dragon bed

* Icon

Dragon beds are base structures used for sleeping and setting the player's respawn point. They give higher comfort compared to normal beds.

## Sleeping

It is possible to sleep in a bed after a player has claimed one. Sleeping skips the game clock to the next morning. The game will progress in fast-forward while the player sleeps, meaning that crafting stations that process materials will continue working. This can make sleeping advantageous if the player is attempting to refine a large volume of materials quickly.

It is only possible to sleep if:

1. It is afternoon or night.
2. There are no enemies nearby.
3. The bed has a roof and 80% cover.
4. There is a fire nearby.
5. The player is not wet.

There is a 10% chance for the player to dream while sleeping on a bed.

## Notes

A bed can be claimed when it has a roof and 80% cover. Press [E] while looking directly at a bed to claim it.

The most recent bed claimed by a player will serve as their respawn point. This can be used strategically by building small outposts outside of dungeons or other dangerous areas and placing a bed inside, allowing the player to quickly return and reattempt the area.

Once a bed has been claimed by a player, other players cannot override their claim unless the bed is destroyed and re-placed.

If your bed (spawn point) is destroyed and you die, you will respawn at the starting location.

A Dragon bed will increase the Comfort level by 2.
Hildir's chests

* Brass
* Silver
* Bronze

**Hildir's chests** are three quest-related items obtained as the rewards to each of the three parts of Hildir's Request. Each are large, heavy items which cannot be teleported.

Hildir has three types of chests: **brass**, **silver** and **bronze**. Each type of chest can only be found in one type of quest point of interest.

## Availability

* Hildir's brass chest is obtained from Brenna, the miniboss of the Smouldering tombs.
* Hildir's silver chest is obtained from Geirrhafa, the miniboss of the Howling caverns.
* Hildir's bronze chest is obtained from Zil, one of the two minibosses of the Sealed towers.

## Usage

Returning one of each type of Hildir's chests to Hildir unlocks additional trades for decorative gear:

* Returning *Hildir's brass chest* unlocks trades for simple dresses, simple tunics and two types of headgear (Simple dress brown, Simple dress blue, Simple dress yellow, Simple tunic blue, Simple tunic red, Simple tunic yellow, Tied headscarf blue and Fur cap brown).
* Returning *Hildir's silver chest* unlocks trades for shawl dresses, cape tunics and three types of headgear (Shawl dress brown, Shawl dress blue, Shawl dress yellow, Cape tunic blue, Cape tunic red, Cape tunic yellow, Twisted headscarf green, Extravagant cap green and Tied headscarf yellow).
* Returning *Hildir's bronze chest* unlocks trades for beaded dresses, beaded tunics, three types of headgear and the Basic firework (Beaded dress brown, Beaded dress blue, Beaded dress yellow, Beaded tunic blue, Beaded tunic red, Beaded tunic yellow, Twisted headscarf red, Fur cap grey, Extravagant cap orange and Basic firework).

## Notes

* Hildir's chests are unusually large when dropped and float in water.
* Each of Hildir's chests are very heavy and cannot be teleported. Players will likely need to transport them by boat back to Hildir.
* Returning a chest to Hildir will enable new Events, which will cause the chest's respective boss and their minions to invade your base.
Iron atgeir

Blood-drinker, skull-cracker, death-bringer.

* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4

The **iron atgeir** is the second polearm. Its primary attack is a 3 hit attack combo with double damage on the last hit. Its secondary attack does 1x damage and 6x staggering around the player.

## Upgrade information

 Durability
 Crafting

## Notes

* The secondary attack is enough to stagger most creatures.

## Trivia

* Historically, no archeological find has been made to establish the existence of this weapon. The atgeir is only mentioned in one of the Icelandic sagas, composed at the end of the 13th century. This could mean that the weapon was, in fact, based upon 13th century polearms (thus the weapon's category name used in Valheim), before being retroactively attributed to the Viking period.
Iron axe

Sharp and strong, a woodcutter's friend.

* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4

The **iron axe** is the fourth one-handed axe. It can be used to chop down Ancient, Birch, Beech, Fir, Oak and Pine trees.

Its primary attack is a 3 hit attack combo with double damage on the last hit. Its secondary attack is a slow but powerful overhead swing. This is *perfect* for removing tree stumps that are too low to hit with a normal swing.

## Upgrade information

 Chop (trees)
 Durability
 Crafting

## Trivia

* In the game files, the iron axe is sometimes known as "Viking Axe."
Greydwarf eye

The milky eyeball of a Greydwarf.

**Greydwarf eyes** can be dropped from Greydwarf, Greydwarf brute, and Greydwarf shaman. The Greydwarf eyes can be used in crafting, building, and upgrading.

They can be used to refuel Standing blue-burning iron torch.

## Usage

* **Crafting:**
	+ Mead base: Frost resistance
	+ Eyescream
* **Upgrading:**
	+ Copper knife upgrades
* **Building:**
	+ Portal
	+ Ward
	+ Standing blue-burning iron torch
* **Refueling:**
	+ Standing blue-burning iron torch
Forge

* Icon
* Appearance

Crafting station

Crafting station

**Forges** are base structures used for building, crafting and repairing metal items. They require a roof and 70% cover to be usable. Repairing items doesn't cost any resources.

## Upgrades

Upgrading a forge enables additional crafting recipes and higher upgrade levels for items. A forge can be upgraded up to level 7 by building following structures near it:

 Total (Forge included)
35 Iron
25 Fine Wood
16 Copper
5 Deer Hide
4 Stone
4 Coal
4 Chain
2 Bronze
1 Sharpening Stone(Requires Stonecutter)

## Recipes

### Armors

* Bronze helmet
* Bronze plate cuirass
* Bronze plate leggings
* Iron helmet
* Iron scale mail
* Iron greaves
* Wolf armor chest
* Wolf armor legs
* Drake helmet
* Padded helmet
* Padded cuirass
* Padded greaves

### Arrows

* Bronzehead arrow
* Ironhead arrow
* Silver arrow

### Weapons

* Copper knife
* Bronze atgeir
* Bronze mace
* Bronze spear
* Bronze sword
* Ancient bark spear
* Battleaxe
* Huntsman bow
* Iron atgeir
* Iron mace
* Iron sledge
* Iron sword
* Crystal battleaxe
* Draugr fang
* Fang spear
* Flesh rippers
* Frostner
* Silver knife
* Silver sword
* Blackmetal atgeir
* Blackmetal knife
* Blackmetal sword
* Porcupine

### Shields

* Bronze buckler
* Banded shield
* Iron buckler
* Iron tower shield
* Silver shield
* Serpent scale shield
* Black metal shield
* Black metal tower shield

### Tools

* Bronze axe
* Bronze pickaxe
* Butcher knife
* Cultivator
* Iron axe
* Iron pickaxe
* Blackmetal axe
* Black metal pickaxe

### Others

* Bronze
* Bronze nails
* Iron nails
Fish n' bread

* Cooked
* Uncooked

Bounty from both land and sea.

Ready for the oven.

**Fish n' bread** is a Mistlands-tier food, which gives the highest maximum Stamina increase (90) of any food available. It is cooked from Uncooked fish n' bread in a Stone Oven.

## Availability

* Uncooked fish n' bread is produced in a level 5 Cauldron from Anglerfish and Bread dough.
* Fish n' bread is produced by cooking Uncooked fish n' bread in a Stone Oven for 50s. If left in the oven for 100s, it will burn into Coal.

## Notes

* Prior to the fishing update, acquiring Anglerfish required a multi-step crafting process to obtain the correct bait. With the process simplified, Anglerfish are still time-intensive to catch, but perhaps not as prohibitive as before.

## See also

* Food
* Anglerfish
* Bread dough
Health

Health determines how much damage destructibles, creatures, ore deposits, players, structures and trees can take before getting killed or destroyed.

## Max health

Players start with 25 health which can be increased by eating food.

Creatures have a different base health per creature that gets increased with creature level and multiplayer scaling.

Destructibles, ore deposits, structures and trees have different health per object.

## Regeneration

### Players

Players gain health regeneration by eating food. Each food gives 1-5 health regeneration that is applied every 10 seconds.

Health regeneration is further modified by status effects. Positive status effects are added additively while negative status effects use multiplication. This means the order of effects matters when there are both positive and negative effects. However Rested and Resting can't be acquired while having some of the negative status effects.

* Freezing: 0x
* Cold: 0.5x
* Tasty mead: 0.5x
* Wet: 0.75x
* Resting: +200%
* Rested: +50%

Other sources:

* Corpse Run: 10 health per second
* Freezing: -1 health per second
* Medium healing mead: 75 health over 10 seconds
* Minor healing mead: 50 health over 10 seconds

### Creatures

Creatures passively regenerate 0.028% of their max health per second (10% over 6 minutes, 100% over 60 minutes).

Other sources:

* Consuming items: 5 health for Boar, 10 health for Lox and 20 health for Wolf.
* Healing from Greydwarf shaman: 20 health

### Structures

Destructibles, ore deposits, structures and trees don't regenerate health. Some structures can be repaired by players.
Frost Effect

## General information

Frost is a negative status effect that applies a movement and turn speed penalty on the affected entity. This speed penalty decays exponentially over the duration of the status effect.

Movement speed reduction starts at 100% and is gradually decays towards 0%. Refreshing the effect resets the reduction back to 100%.

The debuff duration depends on the amount of health lost; The base duration is 15 seconds for players and 50 seconds for creatures:

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## Resistance

The player can craft Frost resistance mead or wear armor that grants resistance to Frost to significantly reduce the duration.
Dvergr spiral right stair

* Icon

**Dvergr spiral right stair** is a buildable structure. It is a quarter-turn segment of a spiral staircase, ascending in a clockwise direction. Multiple Dvergr spiral right stairs can be easily stacked in a rotating fashion to produce a spiral staircase of arbitrary height.

The Dvergr spiral right stair needs to be built within the range of a Black forge. There is also a mirrored version of this structure, the Dvergr spiral left stair, for building spiral staircases rotating in the opposite direction.
Inventory Screen

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Shows you what items you have in your inventory you can move them around.

## Inventory

 This is the grid which shows item that the player is currently carrying. Blue highlights indicate the active armor pieces and items equipped.The shield icon in the top right shows the total armor. The weight in the bottom right shows how much you are carrying out of your max weight limit, at the beginning 300.

Picked up items (either from the ground or Ctrl+LeftClick'ed) are added from the lower left rightwards to the upper right.

### Controls

* Left-Click to pick up any item and click again on a slot to move it.
	+ Clicking outside of the grid will throw the item
* Right-Click equipable items to equip them
	+ Typically armor and arrows
	+ Works also for weapons and tools. You can have a active weapon not only on the hot keys
* Use Ctrl+LeftClick to move a item or full stack to a open chest and back, or to throw it to the ground
* Shift+LeftClick on a stack to split it

### Hot key bar

Place here items to:

* (un-)equip them with closed inventory. Mostly the switching of weapons.

* place them at an altar

## Crafting Screen

Check the Crafting Menu for more information. In the Inventory's crafting menu, the player cannot repair items.

## Additional Options

Shows additional options in the inventory. The top line of text shows the players name, in this case the name is 'TEST'.

### Raven Icon

Shows the Valheim compendium. There is a tab that shows the active effects and their effects.

Shows tutorial messages.

### Triangles Icon(Skills Menu)

Shows the skills that the player has used and the level. Red line shows the progress to the next level. Yellow line shows the current level.
Eeyore's Home Sweet Home and Other Episodes

**Eeyore's Home Sweet Home and Other Episodes** is a fan-fiction VHS/DVD Release featuring every seventeenth episode from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, My Friends Tigger and Pooh, Cybil and Judy and The New Adventures of Jasmine Frazier.

## Episodes

1. The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh - King of the Beasties / The Rats Who Came to Dinner
2. My Friends Tigger and Pooh - Eeyore's Home Sweet Home / Rabbit's Prize Pumpkin
3. Cybil and Judy - Jennifer and the Mariachi
4. The New Adventures of Jasmine Frazier - Chelsea and the Mariachi

## Trivia

* Anchor Bay Entertainment.
* This My Friends Tigger and Pooh Season 1 episode aired inside Playhouse Disney on October 20, 2007. In addition, it was in the DVD, Hundred Acre Wood Haunt on September 2, 2008.
* Version 2 intro before King of the Beasties and 60 Second outro after The Rats Who Came to Dinner.

## Cover Artwork

### Front Cover

* Top: Eeyore and Lumpy
* Bottom: Tigger (as a king) from "King of the Beasties"

### Back Cover

* Top Left: Rabbit from "Rabbit's Prize Pumpkin"
* Top Right: Pooh and the Pack Rats from "The Rats Who Came to Dinner"
Gudrun

**Gudrun** is a mentioned character in Valheim.

## Biography

According to a runestone located in Valheim, Gudrun was a woman who died, thus being sent to the purgatory lands. She seemingly traveled to a Swamp, leaving behind her a runestone detailing her life.

## Runestone

*I am Gudrun, no man's wife, no father's daughter. Only my name remains to me. But sometimes when I wake I feel the weight of a babe at my breast and I cry. Great Freya take pity on me.*

## Trivia

* Historically, runestones were raised by people in Scandinavia and other places visited by the Norsemen. They were often memorials to dead men, written testaments to important events or even used as territorial markers.
Do Ya Really Wanna Play (Pokemon)

**Do Ya Really Wanna Play** is a Totally Pokemon song during Brock's dance with Lily in his wedding with Misty.

## Lyrics

* Elan Rivera: Just look in my eyes And tell me You've got all that it takes And much more All you gotta do is say... Stop telling me lies Show me With every move that you make You can score... Just tell me that you want to play. You can feel it But can you steal it? 'Cause boy, I've got the magic touch Can you be the best? With the power you possess? Will you stand up to the fight? Can you pass the test? Are you frightened to confess That you just can't get it right? You can win or lose But you've gotta pay your dues Step up or step away Do you really wanna play? The challenge is yours Take it You've backed down before Now prove to me You control your destiny Keep it steady Get ready Show me that you've got the stuff Can you be the best? With the power you possess? Will you stand up to the fight? Can you pass the test? Are you frightened to confess That you just can't get it right? You can win or lose But you've gotta pay your dues Step up or step away... Let yourself go This is my show Watch me when I play Change your mind-set And you'll get Better every day... Can you be the best? With the power you possess? Will you stand up to the fight? Can you pass the test? Are you frightened to confess That you just can't get it right? You can win or lose But you've gotta pay your dues Step up or step away Can you be the best? With the power you possess? Will you stand up to the fight? Can you pass the test? Are you frightened to confess That you just can't get it right? Can you be the best? With the power you possess? Will you stand up to the fight? Can you pass the test? Are you frightened to confess That you just can't get it right? Can you be the best? With the power you possess? Will you stand up to the fight?
Leather Armor

**Leather armor** is a Meadows-tier armor. It is superior to Rag armor and is replaced by the Troll set or Bronze armor. There are no set bonus effects for leather armor.

## Armor pieces

This set of armor has four pieces which are crafted and upgraded at the Workbench.

* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4

### Quality 1

Workbench level: 2

Durability per piece: 400

  Leather tunic
  Leather pants
  Deer hide cape
 **Full set**  |  7  | 22 Deer hide 5 Bone fragments |  15

### Quality 2

Workbench level: 3

Durability per piece: 500

  Leather tunic
  Leather pants
  Deer hide cape
 **Full set**  |  14  | 22 (44) Deer hide20 (25) Bone fragments |  15

### Quality 3

Workbench level: 4

Durability per piece: 600

  Leather tunic
  Leather pants
  Deer hide cape
 **Full set**  |  21  | 44 (88) Deer hide 40 (65) Bone fragments |  15

### Quality 4

Workbench level: 5

Durability per piece: 700

  Leather tunic
  Leather pants
  Deer hide cape
 **Full set**  |  28  | 66 (154) Deer hide 60 (125) Bone fragments |  15
Evil bone pile

The Evil bone pile is a creature spawner found in Burial Chambers, Swamp and Mountain.

The pile can spawn melee and ranged skeletons:

* Skeleton (100% chance)

Spawned enemies have a 15% chance to be 1 star and a 2.25% chance to be 2 star.

The nest activates when there is a player within 20 meters. The nest attempts to spawn within 2.28 meters every 6 seconds until there are 2 Skeletons within 20 meters.

## Notes

* In Burial Chambers they may not spawn anything if there are skeletons in nearby rooms.
* It is recommended to dispose of them as soon as possible because they will continuously spawn in hostile creatures.
* If kept alive, these can provide a useful and infinite source of resources that the hostile creatures may drop.

 Mini bosses
Frost resistance mead

Protects against the cold.

**Frost resistance mead** is a consumable item crafted from fermenting a Mead base: Frost resistance.

Consuming it grants *Resistant vs. Frost* for 600s (10 minutes), which prevents the Cold Effect and the Freezing Effect when not wet. It also reduces frost damage taken as detailed in Resistance.

## Notes

* A Frost resistance mead is typically necessary to craft before entering the Mountains for the first time to prevent the Freezing effect, as the other sources of frost resistance require silver (or fenris hair & wolf pelts) which is only obtainable from the mountains.
* The Wolf fur cape, Lox cape, Wolf armor chest, Fenris coat, Feather cape, and Frost resistance mead all provide the same resistance effect which does not stack.
Guide for Getting Item Sprites as .pngs

This short guide will outline how to acquire up to date Item Sprites from the Valheim directory. Credit to User:JordieB for discovering this method.

## Step 1

Go to https://github.com/Perfare/AssetStudio/releases and download AssetStudio of the latest version. Be careful to download the zip file instead of source code. Extract the zip file, and open the program AssetStudioGUI.exe.

## Step 2

Go to File > Load Folder > select the Unity data folder for Valheim (i.e. local file path similar to steamapps\common\Valheim\valheim\_Data). This folder can be found by going to your Steam library > right clicking Valheim > go to Properties > Local Files > Browse.

## Step 3

Open the "Assets List" tab > use the "Filter Type" on the toolbar > select "Sprite".

## Step 4

The user is now able to search for any item that they want sprites for. To export/retrieve the image files, select the sprites you want to get image files for > right click on one > click "Export selected assets" > choose a place to export/save the files > click Select Folder.
Donald and Douglas (1998 VHS)

**Donald and Douglas** is a VHS/DVD featuring two Season 1 episodes, two Season 2 episodes and four Season 3 episodes.

## Episodes

1. Come Out, Henry! (Vol.1)
2. Henry to the Rescue (Vol.2)
3. Donald and Douglas (Vol.8)
4. The Deputation (Vol.8)
5. Toby's Tightrope (Vol.6)
6. One Good Turn (Vol.10)
7. Escape (Vol.11)
8. Oliver Owns Up (Vol.11)

## DVD Bonus Features

1. Character Gallery
2. Sing Along Song: Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining
3. Web Fun

## Trivia

* Narrated by George Carlin.
* Released by Anchor Bay Entertainment on August 18, 1998 and July 25, 2000 (VHS) and June 22, 2004 (DVD).
* The title card texts are sourced from Thomas and His Friends Get Along, Thomas Comes to Breakfast and A Big Day for Thomas.
* The end credits have a still from Oliver Owns Up.

## Cover Artwork

### 1998 Front Cover

* Donald, Douglas and Sir Topham Hatt from "Donald and Douglas" (same as the Japanese VHS: ???)

### 1998 Back Cover

* Top Left: Toby on the broken bridge from "Toby's Tightrope"
* Top Right: Oliver and Toad from "Escape"

### 2000/2004 Front Cover

* Top: Donald and Douglas
* Bottom: Henry from "Henry to the Rescue"

### 2000/2004 Back Cover

* Top Left: Percy and Edward from "The Deputation"
* Top Right: Bill and Ben from "One Good Turn"

### Cover Color

* Black (as in Donald and Douglas, 1998 version)
* White (as in Harold the Helicopter, 2000/2004 versions)

### Description

#### 1998 version

* PEEP! PEEP! Thomas, Percy, Donald, Douglas and their friends have eight different stories to create this Best of Collection. See why Henry won't leave the tunnel, and how we first met Donald and Douglas. Watch as Toby faces a tightrope, and when Bill and Ben take turns. See how Douglas rescues Oliver and Toad. So hop on board, for miles of volume excitement.

#### 2000/2004 version

* PEEP! PEEP! Your favorite engine friends are in for the surprise of a lifetime, in all eight stories devoted to this Best of Collection. See why Henry can't leave the tunnel, and when we first met Donald and Douglas. Find out as Toby gets a tightrope of a predicament and when Bill and Ben take their turns in time. So get your tickets and hop on board, for miles of Railway excitement.

## Nameboards

### After Come Out, Henry!, Donald and Douglas, Toby's Tightrope and Escape

* Thomas
* James
* Gordon
* Henry
* Edward
* Percy
* Toby
* Bertie
* Terence

### Between Henry to the Rescue and Donald and Douglas

* Gordon
* James
* Duck
* Diesel
* Thomas
* Percy
* Harold
* Trevor

### Between The Deputation and Toby's Tightrope

* Henry
* Edward
* Percy
* Duck
* Diesel
* Toby
* Bertie
* Terence
* Harold
* Trevor

### Between One Good Turn and Escape

* Percy
* Toby
* Thomas
* Duck
* Diesel
* Gordon
* Henry
* Harold
* Edward
Growth

* 0★
* Trophy

* 0★

**Growths** are aggressive creatures found in Plains, specifically in Tar pits. They, like Blobs and Oozers, are large, gelatinous piles of sentient tar that emit poisonous black gasses.

## Strategy

> *See: Aggressive Creature Strategies*
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## Notes

* Growths in the tar can be difficult to discern from a distance. Three or more growths may loosely surround the player, dealing high damage.
* They are hostile to other Plains creatures, which makes luring them into Deathsquitos or groups of Fulings or Lox a viable strategy. Lox will usually make quick work of them with their powerful area attacks.

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Greydwarf shaman

* 0★
* 1★
* 2★
* Trophy

* 0★
* 1★
* 2★

**Greydwarf shamans** are aggressive creatures found in Black Forests. They are mossy tree-like beings that act primarily as healers in patrols while also possessing the ability to cast a ranged poison attack.

### Drops

  Greydwarf Shaman trophy | 10%
  Resin | 1
  Wood | 1
  Bukeperries | 1

### Spawning

 Anywhere in Meadows during the night time after defeating The Elder, despawn at dawn
 1 spawn point near small ruins in Black Forest | -
 Rarely from Greydwarf nests in Black Forest | 3
 During "The forest is moving..." event before defeating The Elder | 1

## Strategy

> *See: Aggressive Creature Strategies*
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## Gallery

1-star Greydwarf shaman2-star Greydwarf shaman2-Star Greydwarf shaman using its poison attack
## Notes

* Whereas ordinary Greydwarf shamans have brown bark flecked with green, One-star Greydwarf shamans have green bark flecked with teal, and Two-stars have blue bark flecked with teal.

 Mini bosses
Geirrhafa

* 0★
* Trophy

* 0★

Geirrhafa is an aggressive mini boss found in Mountains inside Howling caverns. He looks exactly like a Cultist but his fur is white and his cloak is black.

## Strategy

Geirrhafa uses melee attacks, swinging his claws, as well as a dangerous ice throwing attack which has long reach. Geirrhafa can only throw this in a straight line, giving you the opportunity to attack him from the side. You can defeat him with normal melee weapons, but the Staff of embers is particularly effective. Fire arrows seems to deal bigger damage than the needle ones.

## Notes

* Geirrhafa seems to be an ice counterpart to the Cultist.