Valsalan

It seems like there is a data limit on how much anyone can upload to these forums, so that's why the rest cannot be seen. Now, I've cleared some stuff out, here's the rest of it: (My current build, a castle made from Suevite with brown ceramic roof tiles). (My Seraph enjoying a feast in the throne room, a very important pastime). https://media.vintagestory.at/monthly_2026_02/2026-02-06_23-36-30.png.92f90f19f647a1dd9c71da4b79537e9e.png (Myself enjoying the wonders of Ceramics, I think this link should work, if not let me know) (A pre-dawn view of my entire base of 7ish in game years). (Some of my museum of stuff I've found in the world.) (More of my museum of stuff I've found in the world.)

For me, late game is mostly building projects on a larger scale, making all the pretty ceramics I can get my hands on, making a cellar 74 liters with every type of distilled booze I can easily get (with each type having color coded jugs of course), and building roads to new locations to then set up sub-bases there. At some point I also will like to go to the equator to get all the crops I cannot find at my current base, but which would grow there (i.e. sunflowers, peppers, etc). Some pictures to inspire (show off to) others: (My current build, a castle made from Suevite with brown ceramic roof tiles). (My Seraph enjoying a feast in the throne room, a very important pastime). https://media.vintagestory.at/monthly_2026_02/2026-02-06_23-36-30.png.92f90f19f647a1dd9c71da4b79537e9e.png(Myself enjoying the wonders of Ceramics) (A pre-dawn view of my entire base of 7ish in game years). (Some of my museum of stuff I've found in the world.) (More of my museum of stuff I've found in the world.)

Low accordion. Though I like pretty much all the Low and Very Low options. Medium is alright for about half of them, and almost none of them sound good on High.

Sadness. Good luck finding new goats.

Good stuff.

Looks like something the Brotherhood of Nod would build. Very nice.

There is no way you are that unlucky. I suspect you just need some practice in spotting clay. Here are some pictures of what red clay looks like in open fields at various times of day. If all else fails, which it has seemed to for you, just find open plains with few trees and look for the splotchy red/blue texture in the grass. I do wish you all the best of luck. If you still can't find it in the next attempt, post the seeds you are using, and I'll look through it to find the clay that so rudely eludes you.

Vintage Story is a special game, you're not alone in feeling that and being thankful for it.

Why would I need that? I'm making the walls of the castle out of suevite cobblestone and dry stone blocks, not just polished full blocks. I'm not that crazy.

Hello, I'm in the process of trying to build a castle out of Suevite, since I think it looks pretty (and I like the idea of a castle made of shock metamorphosed stone created by rocks falling from space). But I've only ever found three impact craters, all by accident, and that got me like 1/6th of the way there on my build. So any tricks or advice to finding the impact craters would be appreciated.

In my experience it's like any other stone type in the game (i.e. Granite, Limestone, etc.) where once you find a region with you you have all you need. In my own experience I often find it border regions with basalt, but that might just be coincidence.

I prefer to keep mine tall but functional. Although I do need to play around with tapered designs.

To be fair, if you can find a ruin at the surface, they make for good starter bases. Once you clean the mold off of everything and clear up the clutter. As you can see here:

Sadly for all of us, the letter ash has fallen out of the English alphabet despite the pronunciations still acting like it's there.

Welcome, glad to have you here. I hope you have a wonderful time in Vintage Story. And, remember, you can always come here to get help or advise. Now go out there and build something beautiful, be in a small cottage, a castle made from meteor deformed rock, or a simple longhouse.