Vratislav

I haven't tested it, but the Archives are equipped to help players to defeat the boss. If you feel underprepared, raid guardian's rooms, where some very good (albeit highly damaged) armor and bunch of iron arrows can be found.

I think that Welcemir's pattern is really theoretical maximum, ecxept the rock is 2 blocks thick exposed wall. But think it in positive way: Stones are also a resource! Cobblestone is decorative in its own way and you may never have enough rocks for stone paths around the base .

It really depends on the world. I have bad area for sulfur far around the base in the actual gameplay (nothing to poor), have found one deposit, depleted it and now I am failing to find next one despite. The area is already full of holes (I was also looking for Iron there quite intensively), and despite quite systematic caving with propick checks on every corner in the assumed sulfur layer. On the opposite side, chromium went easily twice (trying since 1.20 betas), just after finding an area with poor chromium, I just dug close to the mantle, if nothing, tried 25 blocks aside (chromium deposits are rather small). Like half of these attempts were succesfull, did not more than 2-3 attempts to find the chromite.

Yup, EVERYBODY has to burn something using pit kiln. In my fourth world, after like 400 hours of gameplay, I have decided that it is a good idea to make wooden gallery between pit kiln area and nearby bloomeries. The result was as you may suppose, at least my castle is made of stone, so the damage was only local. But if you want to play with fire, there is still a bug, that you can burn your bloomeries on a wooden pad without burning it.

You can take it into yours inventory after breaking. No glue needed.

Confirming. Also, be careful not to hit him/her when equipping. For my first elk, I managed to hit hit him before putting saddle and bridle on, so he run from me to a forest nearby and it took like five minutes to find him in the shrubbery.

The problem with glue is that it is too expansive to repair the clutter and whole pot of glue suffices to repair only two pieces. Bringing multipart banner from a tomb takes such amount of resin like to make a clutch.

I tend to go to the Bronze age quickly. Copper stuff has still pretty weak durability for my comfort, bronze pickaxe works for almost everything except late game resources, tier 2 armor is OK against surface and shallow cave nasty creatures and bronze tools can be sold to traders. With some prospecting (and with two stacks of rope ladders), ingredients for either tin or bismuth bronze can be usually found quickly, and it is better to save copper surface deposits for bronze. I usually make first anvil, saw and metal armor from bronze. If lucky, I have access to bronze in June. Then I may slow down, focus on base, agriculture, securing food for winter and go for iron with more relaxed pace. For the RA, I try to get them before first winter, but sometimes it may feel a bit rushed. For The Journey locations, I am usually ready at the early spring.

Despite being eager for the mechanic power update, there is still much to polish in actual mechanics. My infamous favourites are elk ride jankiness on mild uphills and cooking flint or lime with necessity to juggle with stack of heated stuff to keep the fuel consumption acceptable.

Now the only question remains: do I really want to relight my dark chunk or should I keep it as a mysterious spot and build a fence around it?

The best clay deposits are just next to artisan trader. They also provide rusty wheels (Late game joke, no offense. You will find it. What I remember from my first gameplays, I was blind as a mole and not only for clay.)

There is a cover song in Czechia from 80's played by what used to be Eastern block try of a boy band. It is based on well known melody. I will provide you the lyrics automatically translated into English: At my age, everyone has a pretty girl Only no one notices me That I'm just a tailor That I'm just a tailor Love simply refuses to meet me That thing is embroidered on me That I'm just a tailor That I'm just a tailor (Chorus, repeats twice) f I sold a sewing machine Wow, I'd step into it If I cut with a needle My palm wouldn't be brittle And I'd show the girls what a man is But I'm not a bond to rule by force At first glance, you can tell that I'm just a tailor That I'm just a tailor So understand, vain woman Finally appreciate who dresses you That I am a tailor That I am just a tailor Tailor, tailor Tailor, tailor Tailor,...

Imagining all hungry blackguard guy clumsily breaking 15% of s.... when taking them from the ground made my day

I am not experienced with server play, but you may ask game master to give you a fruitpress obtained in creative and get rid of this one. May help or may not, of course.

Yes, I went similarly, only not so systematically. Usually, I try to find some small rocky hill with as much exposed sides as possible, that can be mined out entirely. Then I do similar pattern. I am not so systematic, so after having checkerboard (step five), I just mine blocks in second layer from above, where is the most blocks around (4 is optimum, 3 are cool), to retrieve them. Also, never had too much rocks to cover all needs for my stone paths, so like 90% efficiency of possible maximu m is good ;-).

Do you play commoner? If not, your class may have a negative trait on forage.

Also: Fully repaired Blackguard and Forlorn Hope armors Complete mechanical setup (4 Helve hammers, quern and pulverizer) powered from single source (4+ windmills) with clutches to operate them. Item sorter Mugs of all available colors Raise chicken, hare, pigs and goats to full domestication (15th. generation) edited: Make cheese Make spirits Make colored glass Catch all (is it possible?) butterflies

It went pretty well after I did not run away from the area.

Well, after burning all wood, the content of kiln did not get fired. But I am not sure if the reason is an overfilled kiln. I went to travels meanwhile and the chunk with the kiln got unloaded. May this be the reason? So I try it agan, let's see.

I don't know if it was mentioned before, but basic fireclay bricks work fine for Beehive kiln. I have tested it in both 1.20.3 and 1.20.4. versions. So is it OK to put there 16 or 18 firewood into every spot? Then the price of the one run is getting to be really reasonable. You can even just stack bricks on top of the others without shelves, providing equivalent of 54 pit kilns. I am actually running a beehive kiln, where I put mugs and planters on top of two blocks of bricks, getting rid of shelves and I hope it will go well.

I do agree that it is not easy and everybody went trough this, before finding viable strategies to mitigate dangers of early game ore mining. What went good for me: before any digging, I did the prep and made one to two stacks of rope ladders from cattails. It takes some time and spends several knives, but it is definitely wortwhile. Then I dig straight down on good propick readings. Nothing bad can spawn in vertical shaft that is sunlit from above. When dig through a cave, I just build drystone fences around my shaft so no drifter can get close to me. For cassiterite or bismuth, one to one and half stack of ladders is usually enough.

I have also found some, when playing on unstable 1.20 versions and digging in ruins generated in 1.19. I think it was just object that did not change to chest or another loot, due to version change. Can be this an explanation also for your case?

Defenitely needs a gift. Like temporal gear necklace or something that would make him more pleased.

I think that it is not as bad. In comparison with TOBG, the mount does not kick you off in the water, it can jump like 10-12 blocks hole and in many forests it is possible to turn around the trees combining gallop and walk.And in the densest forests, you are free to dismount and whistle to the elk after overcoming the obstacle, it will teleport to you. Also when fully equipped, it has 22 inventory slots. So it is very viable in my opinion.

Went the journey second time, hoping that in stable version and with my trusty Elkson, everything will be fine. After experiencing that the elk does not like galloping in the snow in stable versions, I have patiently waited to the second of March to leave my dear home, hoping that after the snow melted around the base, everything will be fresh green. Thus, I packed my winter garments to the trunk in my bedroom and dressed lightly to travel fast. Well, that weather forecast was erroneous. was located 7k blocks in the North. In this part of the journey, I had to pass two 1k block wide strips of deep snow, just generated to my inconvenience. Arrived to the location, made camp by a trader, who probably came to do furniture business with drifters and bowtons there, so he camped like 20 blocks from the begining of destroyed land. Brave guy! Last several hundred blocks were easy, and I was prepared to do the sports discipline I am notoriously bad in: yup, parkour. It took some attempts to get almost to the end, and time flied quickly, it was April already. And then the opportunity came: Why not to spice the bossfight with a little temporal stormie? Also, don't forget, that the winter decided to extend and the tower is high. So... It was fun, though. Next time, I will try get the boss in January.