Easy Ashlands Survival Guide 🔥 - Stop Dying in the Ashlands 🐸 - [Beginner to Pro Valheim Tips!]

Lesson learned when farming skills, don't go completely AFK or your friends will draw viking dicks on your face!

another great tutorial video! absolutely love the askvin army on our server it keeps us able to farm all the new items around the fort with ease.

Really well done video - shocked you don't have more subscribers yet. With this kind of work - shouldn't be too long. This was super helpful and your cadence, voice, and flow of information was very pleasant and easy to watch. Thanks!

This is probably the best valheim tutorial and valheim video ive ever watched. you're getting a follow. (Thank you so much for the info about the ashlands. couldnt have made it there without you)

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such a cool vid man! Has some original ideas and it's well made. Keep it up man!

Great vid KIng!

my top tip for ashlands: don't build if you're not ready for a fight. in the ashlands the spawn rate SEEMS to be the problem, but in truth, enemies can hear trees falling and workbenches being built from very far, and they never give up chase, so if you're exploring o trying to catch your breath from a recent fight, don't build an outpost, a fireplace, nothing, just stay still, eat your food, drink your potions and find a place to lay low, like a putrid hole. you can build a workbench and a portal anywhere, as long as enter it imediatelly, so enemies lose track of you and leave yor portal alone.

great tips bro!! I didnt wanted to b spoiled aaaand I died A LOT ... now I know how to tame them, imma go ahead and try again!

good video, I made a variation of your asksvin popper out of a fort. food goes in, gather eggs to the middle (where the fire is) and asksvin overflow pops out the front gate which is one wall tile high. I like your design better, its more efficient, but you hadn't made this video yet when I did mine.

Bro> This it the best guide ever!Good Job man! Thx u ^3

I disagree about magic. The reason so many people believe magic is so strong in the Ashlands is because they've spent so long leveling it when it was first released. The reality is that the absolute KING of weapons when you first land is the Mistwalker. The slow is borderline required, and all Charred enemies take bonus spirit damage. In the same vein, Frostner is useful, as it allows you to knock back high-risk targets and focus the trash mobs. Once you can craft AL weapons, prioritize either the sword or mace (whichever you're higher skill with), and upgrade to the lightning augment. The lightning proc counts as a separate hit in terms of stagger, and you will find that you stance break enemies VERY easily with this, regardless of parrying.

I will capture my 4th fortress today, i'm advancing slowly. But i just wanted to say that you're hilarious so keep going 👍🏻 "You may get attacked by flying Turkey's known as Voltures" 😂

I'm not sure yet, but I have the feeling that the charred spawners do not consist of those obelisks only - the gravestone-ish gausten things around them seem to be part of it.

The popcorn popper was so cool xD

1:27 Nice one dude!

I think crossbow's long range devastating attack help greatly in surviving in the Ashlands too. It can snipe out spawners and enemy from afar. With the snake attack bonus, regular asksvin died before reaching players, and even fallen Valkyrie can drop to 1/3 of their health before coming close. Essentially, it can neutralise a lot of threat in the Ashlands

I really like the info here. I feel like magic is just really strong but requires more attention to be effective. The only thing I will say though... the very weak to fire debuff is not negligable in the mistlands. One barrage from your local tick illithid monstrocity is enough to almost wipe you out. Idk if there is a lot of fire damage in the ashlands... but I kinda assume there is right? Still working on the queen.

Funny you called it Beaches of Normandy. The name of the portal I set up when I first landed was called "Omaha" after the Normandy landings.

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