All Baldur’s Gate 3 Cleric Domains, Explained

There are 7 Domains to choose from in Baldur’s Gate 3. Each comes with its own list of spells and abilities that will be awarded as you level up. For starters, the BG3 Tempest Cleric Domain is a fan favorite.

• Life Domain
• Light Domain
• Trickery Domain
• Knowledge Domain
• Nature Domain
• Tempest Domain
• War Domain

While some Domains are commonly associated with certain Deities (the Life Domain is usually associated with good Deities, for example) you can mix and match as you please.

Best Cleric Domain in Baldur’s Gate 3

If you ask me, the best Domain to choose for your Cleric is either the Life Domain or the War Domain. The former is the stereotypical choice for a Cleric, but with good reason, since it allows players to heal and buff allies on the field. Conversely, the latter is excellent for Clerics who don’t want to be shoehorned into a support role. The Tempest Domain also works for this purpose if you prefer lightning magic instead of traditional swordplay.

Life Domain

The Life Domain is associated with many good Deities. It focuses on protective and restorative spells, making it perfect for a support-oriented Cleric. In addition to Heavy Armor Proficiency, this Domain starts with Disciple of Life, which permanently buffs all healing spells by 2 HP.

Here’s what you’ll learn as you level up if you choose this Domain.

• Level 1 – Domain Spells (Bless, Cure Wounds)
• Level 1 – Disciple of Life (Subclass Feature)
• Level 1 – Heavy Armour Proficiency (Subclass Feature)
• Level 2 – Preserve Life (Action)
• Level 3 – Domain Spells (Lesser Restoration, Aid)
• Level 5 – Domain Spells (Revivify, Beacon of Hope)
• Level 6 – Blessed Healer (Subclass Feature)
• Level 7 – Domain Spells (Death Ward, Guardian of Faith)
• Level 8 – Divine Strike: Life (Action)
• Level 9 – Domain Spells (Mass Cure Wounds, Greater Restoration)

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Light Domain

According to the official in-game description, the Light Domain is centered around Deities of justice, majesty, and primordial flame. This Domain utilizes spells that can dispel darkness and are effective against undead creatures, which makes sense given the name. Warding Flare, this Domain’s unique spell, lets you force a Disadvantage on attackers.

Here’s what progression looks like for a Light Domain Cleric.

• Level 1 – Domain Spells (Faerie Fire, Burning Hands)
• Level 1 – Warding Flare (Subclass Feature)
• Level 1 – Light (Subclass Feature, Cantrip)
• Level 2 – Radiance of the Dawn (Action)
• Level 3 – Domain Spells (Flaming Sphere, Scorching Ray)
• Level 5 – Domain Spells (Daylight, Fireball)
• Level 6 – Improved Warding Flare (Subclass Feature)
• Level 7 – Domain Spells (Wall of Fire, Guardian of Faith)
• Level 8 – Potent Spellcasting (Subclass Feature)
• Level 9 – Domain Spells (Flame Strike, Destructive Wave)

Trickery Domain

The Trickery Domain is home to mischievous and chaotic Deities, perfect for Clerics who really wish they could play a Rogue or Bard. Their unique action is Blessing of the Trickster, which gives an Advantage on Stealth checks. Plus, they start out with Disguise Self and Charm Person too.

Here’s what you’ll learn as you level up as a Trickery Domain Cleric.

• Level 1 – Domain Spells (Disguise Self, Charm Person)
• Level 1 – Blessing of the Trickster (Action)
• Level 2 – Invoke Duplicity (Action)
• Level 3 – Domain Spells (Mirror Image, Pass Without Trace)
• Level 5 – Domain Spells (Bestow Curse, Fear)
• Level 7 – Domain Spells (Polymorph, Dimension Door)
• Level 8 – Divine Strike: Poison (Action)
• Level 9 – Domain Spells (Dominate Person, Seeming)

Knowledge Domain

The Knowledge Domain is the nerdiest of them all, designed for Clerics who wish to be proficient in language and academic skills. Blessings of Knowledge is its unique feature, letting you learn two additional languages at the start of the game. Plus, you can choose to be proficient in two of the following: Arcana, History, Nature, or Religion. Your proficiency bonus will be doubled to +4 for any skill checks that use your chosen two!

Here’s what progression looks like for the Knowledge Domain.

• Level 1 – Domain Spells (Command, Sleep)
• Level 2 – Knowledge of the Ages (Action)
• Level 3 – Domain Spells (Calm Emotions, Hold Person)
• Level 5 – Domain Spells (Speak with Dead, Slow)
• Level 7 – Domain Spells (Confusion, Otiluke’s Resilient Sphere)
• Level 8 – Potent Spellcasting (Subclass Feature)
• Level 9 – Domain Spells (Dominate Person, Telekinesis)

Nature Domain

The Nature Domain is self-explanatory, letting you channel your inner Druid to focus on the great outdoors. Nature Domain Clerics are proficient with Heavy Armor, just like Life Domain Clerics, and their unique feature — Acolyte of Nature — lets them learn any Druid cantrip of their choosing and gain proficiency in Animal Handling, Nature, or Survival.

Here’s what the progression path looks like for a Nature Domain Cleric.

• Level 1 – Domain Spells (Speak with Animals, Animal Friendship)
• Level 1 – Acolyte of Nature (Subclass Feature)
• Level 1 – Shillelagh (Cantrip)
• Level 2 – Charm Animals and Plants (Action)
• Level 3 – Domain Spells (Spike Growth, Barkskin)
• Level 5 – Domain Spells (Plant Growth, Sleet Storm)
• Level 7 – Domain Spells (Dominate Beast, Grasping Vine)
• Level 8 – Divine Strike: Elemental Fury (Action)
• Level 9 – Domain Spells (Insect Plague, Wall of Stone)

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Tempest Domain

The BG3 Tempest Cleric Domain is centered around lightning, thunder, and storms. It’s mainly an offensive Domain that provides proficiency with Martial Weapons and Heavy Armor, so it’s perfect for Clerics who want to be on the front lines and deal massive damage. Its unique feature is Wrath of the Storm, a spell that strikes a foe and deals 2-16 Lightning damage (or half of that on a failed Saving Throw). I found the Wrath of the Storm feature to help me the most in the game’s brutal battles, so I highly recommend it.

Here are all the spells that a Tempest Domain Cleric learns as they level up.

• Level 1 – Domain Spells (Thunderwave, Fog Cloud)
• Level 1 – Heavy Armour Proficiency (Subclass Feature)
• Level 1 – Martial Weapon Proficiency (Subclass Feature)
• Level 1 – Wrath of the Storm (Subclass Feature)
• Level 2 – Destructive Wrath (Subclass Feature)
• Level 3 – Domain Spells (Shatter, Gust of Wind)
• Level 5 – Domain Spells (Call Lightning, Sleet Storm)
• Level 6 – Thunderous Strike (Subclass Feature)
• Level 7 – Domain Spells (Ice Storm, Freedom of Movement)
• Level 8 – Divine Strike: Tempest (Action)
• Level 9 – Domain Spells (Insect Plague, Destructive Wave)

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War Domain

Last but certainly not least, the War Domain is designed for Clerics who want to smite evildoers with holy powers. Choosing this Domain will make you proficient with Heavy Armor and Martial Weapons and grant you the War Priest ability, which grants you War Priest charges that can be spent to make additional attacks during your turn.

Here’s what progression looks like for the War Domain.

• Level 1 – Domain Spells (Divine Favour, Shield of Faith)
• Level 1 – Heavy Armour Proficiency (Subclass Feature)
• Level 1 – Martial Weapon Proficiency (Subclass Feature)
• Level 1 – War Priest (Subclass Feature)
• Level 2 – Guided Strike (Action)
• Level 3 – Domain Spells (Magic Weapon, Spiritual Weapon)
• Level 5 – Domain Spells (Spirit Guardians, Crusader’s Mantle)
• Level 6 – War God’s Blessing (Subclass Feature)
• Level 7 – Domain Spells (Stoneskin, Freedom of Movement)
• Level 8 – Divine Strike: Warmaster (Action)
• Level 9 – Domain Spells (Flame Strike, Hold Monster)

What Does a Cleric Deity Do in Baldur’s Gate 3?

There are a whopping 21 Deities to choose from when creating a Cleric in Baldur’s Gate 3. This choice doesn’t affect anything related to gameplay or combat but will affect your relationship with certain NPCs and your available dialogue options in specific scenarios. This is purely a roleplaying decision, so try to choose the one that sounds the coolest to you. My personal favorite is the BG3 Tempus Cleric Deity.

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Here’s a list of all 21 Baldur’s Gate 3 Deities with a brief summary of each.

• Selune: Goddess of the Moon, Stars, and Navigation
• Bahamut: Dragon God of Justice
• Tempus: Lord of Battles
• Tyr: Blind God of Law and Justice
• Helm: The Watcher, Eternal Sentry Among the Gods
• Ilmater: Crying God of the Oppressed and Persecuted
• Mystra: Mother of All Magic
• Oghma: God of Inspiration and Invention
• Kelemvor: Guides the Undead to the Afterlife
• Moradin: Dwarven God of Smiths, Artisans, and Miners
• Corellon Larethian: Creator of Elves and Overseer of Elven Pantheon, God of Art, Magic, and Nature
• Garl Glittergold: King of the Gnomish Gods, Deity of Humor, Gem-Cutting, Protection, and Trickery
• Yondalla: Mother of the Halfling Pantheon, Goddess of Home, Hearth, and Nature
• Lolth: Matriarch of the Drow Pantheon, Goddess of Spiders and the Underdark, seeks to corrupt all Drow and turn them into cultists.
• Gruumsh: Patron Deity of Orcs, God of War, Conquest, and Victory
• Tiamat: Dragon God of Greed
• Eilistraee: Goddess of Good Drow, Beauty, Song, and Freedom
• Lathander: God of Dawn and Spring, Birth and New Beginnings
• Talos: Uncaring and Destructive Force of Nature
• Tymora: Goddess of Fortune and Gambling
• Mielikki: Goddess of Forests

While most of these Deities can be chosen without affecting your character that much, be wary of selecting Deities like Lolth, who are reviled throughout Faerun. Lolth, for example, wishes to turn every Drow into a mindless servant. In addition, Tiamat is described as a “roiling mass of avarice and hate that is currently trapped within the Nine Hells.”

Openly worshiping some of these Deities might make some NPCs think less of you. However, nobody’s really going to care if you serve Garl Glittergold on the other hand. If you want to deepen your relationship with everyone’s favorite Wizard, Gale, you should choose Mystra to unlock some unique dialogue options with him at camp. Meanwhile, if you want NPCs to associate you with war and battles, select the BG3 Tempus Cleric Deity.

Speaking of deepening your relationship with Gale, check out our Gale romance guide for BG3.

Which Cleric Deity is Best in Baldur’s Gate 3?

As mentioned, choosing a Cleric Deity isn’t the most crucial decision in Baldur’s Gate 3, as they only change dialogue options. That said, it is recommended to pick one that can deepen a relationship with a party member or one that aligns well with the Clerics role.

For example, as stated in the last section, choosing Mystra, described as “Mother of all Magic,” will deepen your relationship with the Wizard Gale. Another great pick is Bahamut, described as the “Dragon God of Justice,” who is well regarded and looked at for their healing capabilities, which aligns well with the Cleric class.

Do Deities Matter in Baldur’s Gate 3?

Deities only matter if you care about the story of Baldur’s Gate 3. In other words, it depends on what you are trying to get out of the game. For example, deities don’t change how combat turns out or the game’s overall difficulty, but they do change the roleplaying nature of the game. You will get different dialogue options depending on the Deity you choose, so it’s smart to choose wisely if dialogue options are an important factor to you.

Considering Baldur’s Gate 3 is at its absolute best when role-playing and discovering the lore the game includes, I recommend you pick the Deity that sounds the coolest to you. You will find that BG3 can get incredibly in-depth regarding relationships with other characters, and each Deity can significantly impact how things pan out. 

If you are unsure which one to choose, you can save before selecting the Deity and then load the game later if you get bored of your current pick. For example, I first selected the Bahamut Deity and didn’t like it, so I reloaded the save game and went with BG3 Tempest Deity instead, which was more my speed.

Which is the Best Race for a Cleric in Baldur’s Gate 3?

The best race to choose for the Cleric class in Baldur’s Gate 3 is the Duegar. The Duegar is the best for a couple of reasons: they get a boost in proficiency with bludgeoning weapons and gain an advantage against being paralyzed or charmed. These two status effects can turn the tide in combat, so having a Duegar cleric can help counter this.

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How To Have a Poly Romance in Baldur’s Gate 3

Romancing multiple companions in Baldur’s Gate 3 isn’t much different from building a monogamous relationship. Of course, you’ll need to ensure that you’ve gained enough favorability with all your potential partners that they’re open to entering a relationship with you. This can be done by choosing the correct dialogue options during your one-on-one interactions with them, and making roleplaying decisions during the main story that they approve of.

Something that’s important to note, however, when exploring poly in Baldur’s Gate 3 is that some characters aren’t interested in sharing you with your companions – in fact, there are only a handful of characters that are truly open and willing to “open up the relationship”.

All Polyamorous and Monogamous Companions in Baldur’s Gate 3

The two companions that will be vehemently against having a polyamorous relationship are Wyll Ravengard and Gale Dekarios. If you attempt to romance other companions while committed to them, they’ll confront you and force you to choose between them.

Additionally, while the rest of the companions are more open to being in a polyamorous relationship, they aren’t willing to be in one with some of the other companions, even if you try to convince them. Alternatively, there are some companions who are “open to sharing” in Act 1 and early into Act 2, but as your relationship develops, they’ll want exclusivity.

Here are a handful of examples of potential outcomes for players trying to experience a poly romance in Baldur’s Gate 3:

• Shadowheart is open to being in a polyamorous relationship with you and someone else in Act 1 as long as it’s not Lae’zel. However, as your relationship with her deepens in Act 2, she’ll want to become exclusive.
• Astarion is open to a relationship with you, Halsin, and Minthara. He is also available, albeit somewhat reluctantly, to be in a relationship with you and Shadowheart until she decides she wants a monogamous relationship in Act 2.
• Karlach is open to being in a polyamorous relationship with you and someone else in Act 1 since she’s unable to be physical, but once her Infernal Engine is repaired by Dammon and the relationship deepens, she’ll request to be exclusive.
• Halsin and Minthara are both open to being in a polyamorous relationship with you if they get along with the other partner.

How To End a Relationship In Baldur’s Gate 3

If you went down the Polygamy route and have maybe changed your mind on the whole ordeal — there is a way to end one, or both, of the relationships. Players can end a relationship with another character by selecting the correct dialogue options during regular conversations, or in the middle of romance cutscenes.

For the former, when you are speaking with the character(s) you are romancing, an option will appear that says something along the lines of, “Let’s talk about us.” Once you select this, you will have the option to end it for good.

It’s important to note that players have reported that this dialogue option doesn’t always appear, meaning it may only become available if you’ have been in the relationship for a certain amount of time’ve achieved certain milestones in the relationship. Keep an eye out for these dialogue choices during romance cutscenes and when speaking with your romance partner.

Seluvis’s Basement Location in Elden Ring

Seluvis’s secret room can be found beneath some illusory flooring in between Renna and Ranni’s Rise in the Three Sisters section of Caria Manor. Attacking the pavement in question will open up access to players, letting them travel downward into the basement.

Players will know they are at the correct location of Seluvis’s secret room if they’ve spotted aristocrats wielding staffs nearby. They are not exactly difficult enemies, and appearing in an area that is mostly void of enemies serves more as a tell as opposed to being obstacles in the player’s way. I found it easy to defeat these enemies with a few swings of my sword.

Check out the image below for the exact location of Seluvis’s basement:

Make sure to avoid the giant dragon in the area unless you feel confident enough to take it down. I made the mistake of getting too close and having to start over from the last Site of Grace after dying.

After venturing into Seluvis’s secret room, players should immediately be able to ascertain why exactly it is that Seluvis has entrusted them with the duties of delivering potions to other individuals and the potential consequence of such deeds. Littered about the grounds of Seluvis’s basement are motionless husks of test subjects Seluvis has conducted experimented upon. This matter is only made more apparent by the illusionary wall at the end of Seluvis’s secret room, depicting the outcome of the player’s decision regarding their potion delivery quest.

Questioning Seluvis

Now that players are made aware of the goings-on beneath the ground of the Three Sisters, they’re free to use that knowledge as leverage. Head into Seluvis’s Rise and converse with Seluvis; a new dialogue option should have opened up that would allow players to inquire why Seluvis’s secret room even exists. Seluvis, upon hearing such inquiries, will scold the player for their breach of personal privacy but will acquiesce to the player’s demands for a puppet if asked.

Seluvis will give players the option to pick from his collection freely. The choices available include Finger Maiden Therolina Puppet, Jarwight Puppet, and Dolores the Sleeping Arrow Puppet. I recommend picking Jarwight Puppet, which I found to be the strongest out of the options.

Players don’t have to contemplate their choices too much if they’ve collected starlight shards during their exploration of the Lands Between, since the remaining puppets will be made available to the player later down the line, with starlight shards being the trading currency.

Can You Miss The Seluvis Storyline?

It is important to note that this opportunity to confront Seluvis about his puppet room will become void after substantial progression is made through Ranni’s storyline. If the player’s already acquired the secret treasure of Nokron as Ranni desired, Seluvis will be found dead at his tower, with his corpse lootable for the Preceptor Set and his Bell Bearing containing the sorceries you’ve yet to purchase. After the fact, his corpse can still be interacted with as a way for players to obtain puppets, again, using starlight shards. Players should also check up on Pidia, as there’s some event that’s also occurred on his end.

What’s In Seluvis’s Basement?

Aside from Seluvis’s shop and secret shop, players can also find the following items:

• Memory Stone
• Finger Maiden Therolina Puppet
• Jarwight Puppet
• Seluvis’s Potion
• Seluvis’s Bell Bearing
• Seluvis’s Introduction

What Can You Buy from Seluvis in Elden Ring?

Here are the tables with items you can buy from Seluvis’s shop and his secret shop:

Seluvis’s Shop

Puppet Ashes Shop

Who is Preceptor Seluvis in Elden Ring?

Preceptor Seluvis is a mysterious figure in Elden Ring, serving Ranni the Witch. Although this sorcerer will help you by providing Ashes and Sorceries, he is anything but thrilled by his mistress’s decision to enlist “a Tarnished like you”.

How to Solve the Regression Alone Reveals Secrets Puzzle

Elden Ring really enjoys giving their players open-ended puzzles. Just like in Chelona’s Rise, you are given a single line to work with and nothing else. It can be quite difficult to figure out what you need to do when all you are told is “Regression alone reveals secrets”.

Is it telling you that you need to go back alone or maybe you need to do the opposite, so go forward with someone? Luckily the answer is quite simple. If you’re not an Incantation user, you may have a bit of trouble solving the puzzle.

In order to reveal the secret, you will need to use the Law of Regression Incantation. If you don’t have it you can pick it up from any Incantation vendor that you give the Golden Order Principia prayerbook to. Once you have the incantation, you will need 37 Intelligence to equip and use it. If you don’t have the Intelligence, you will either need to respec at Rennala in the Grand Library or level up until you get 37 Intelligence.

With the Law of Regression Incantation equipped, you will need to go back to the statue and simply cast the Incantation in front of it. The reward you will get for solving this riddle is a huge lore revelation. If you were looking for some super-powerful weapon or spell, you will be disappointed. However, if you want to know more about the story of Elden Ring as you play along then you can’t miss this.

How to Get the Golden Order Principia Prayerbook for the Law of Regression Incantion

Players must acquire the Golden Order Principia prayerbook to get the Law of Regression Incantation. Players can find this book by fast-traveling to the Erdtree Sanctuary Site of Grace and reaching the top level.

Once at the Erdtree Sanctuary Site of Grace, go outside to the right of the Site of Grace and walk up the large tree root to get to the balcony. Once your on the balcony, head outside the door and immediately take a left and jump onto the roof of the building. Here you will find an open window, jump through this window, and you’ll find another giant tree root. Walk across this tree root to find the Golden Order Principia Prayerbook on the hanging chair.

While you’re up here, you can also obtain the Erdtree Bow on the balcony directly across the hanging chair!

If you need any more help with Elden Ring, make sure to check out our other Elden Ring guides.

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I’m all for it if it’s done right, perfectly executed with both the Final Fantasy 7 remake and the big hits of the Resident Evil series, but not so much in The Last of Us Part 1. It’s a fine line these developers need to walk, where they can either fumble the idea of a remake entirely or nail it on the head to make something great even more amazing. This is why I am always skeptical when I hear of a remake in the works of a game that is so beloved by the gaming community. Enter Persona 3 Reload.

Persona 3 is the entry of the Persona franchise that put the series on the map. It’s the one that got people talking about Persona in general and made it its recognizable name today. Why completely remake something perfect for most of the fans of your series? Why not leave something great alone? It’s the question mentioned earlier: “Can there ever be too much of a good thing?” 

The answer is no, according to Atlus, considering Reload is the fourth version of the game. And you know what? I think I agree with them because Persona 3 Reload is not only a superb remake of one of the best JRPGs out there, but also a game that is entirely its own thing. It sticks to its roots while being a completely different experience, making you sometimes forget you’re playing a reimagining of a game that came out almost 20 years ago. Persona 3 Reload was made with love, care, and passion for the series’ fanbase, and I can’t thank Atlus enough for making it happen. 

A Nostalgic yet New Experience

When I say this remake is entirely its own thing, you shouldn’t think it strays away from the original game because it doesn’t. Persona 3 Reload improves on the original while sticking to the source material through its story beats, social links, and school management system. It’s all about quality-of-life inclusions in Persona 3 Reload that lead to a definitive version of a masterclass JRPG for modern times. Anything you can remember and love from Persona 3 back in 2007 has been improved, reworked, and rebuilt from the ground up to make a two-decades-old game feel like a next-generation entry. 

This is especially true in its additions to the combat system. Combat still feels like the original game but includes features and mechanics that make it more fun and addictive. For example, “Theurgy” is a new addition inspired by Persona 5’s “Showtime” that grants everyone in your party a special attack that can turn the tides of a battle. Theurgy is a complex mechanic that revolves around a gauge that can only be built up by performing specific actions during battle. Each party member has a different requirement for the Theurgy build-up, putting strategic thinking at the forefront instead of just simply selecting an attack. 

For example, if you want to build up Yukari’s Thuergy gauge, you must continue to heal the party, or the gauge will stay stagnant. On the other hand, the leader must continue using Persona skills to reach “max” on Theurgy for the ability to become available. I found myself planning each battle around the requirements of filling the Theurgy bar, which made each party member’s turn more meaningful.

Combat is not the only thing that got improvements, as you’ll find many within the game’s Social Link system. All social link events are now fully voiced, removing the hassle of reading every line of dialogue. This simple addition is very welcomed and more important than you would think, as it makes conversations more engaging and adds more to the characters of Persona 3. It makes you notice how vastly different all the characters in the game are.

With fully voiced social links, you learn that each character has their own personality, tone, and mannerisms that genuinely make you feel like you’re getting close to these people throughout the game’s calendar year. The playfulness of Maiko, the shyness of Chihiro, the elderly couple’s forgetfulness, Kenji’s sarcastic behavior, etc, are all brought to life with voice acting, making their stories more impactful and believable.

A Beautiful Rebuilt World

It wouldn’t be a remake without enhancements to the graphics and visuals, and Persona 3 Reload is nothing short of extraordinary in that regard. The game is simply beautiful. Tartarus is more enhanced, emphasizing a darker tone, while the mall area and dorm are brighter, graphically looking up to par with the more recent Persona 5. It still has that anime and manga feel like the original version, but it’s scaled up with more textures and details, adding its own unique charm that only newer Persona games can pull off. Atlus knew what it was doing here.

Not only is the world rebuilt to pop on screen, but character models also got a rework. Their base design looks similar to the original, with the exception of new outfits, but they are more alive and detailed than ever. For instance, they show more range in their emotions now during social link events. Blushing, fear, shock, sadness — all emotions are now shown in Persona 3’s characters. Since the Persona series has always been about the human condition, detailing emotions further is a brilliant touch that makes the game even more beautiful than it was.

A Story That Stands The Test of Time

The improvements of Persona 3 Reload help give the story more spotlight and the praise it truly deserves. In case you aren’t familiar with the original, without spoilers, Persona 3 is about high schoolers navigating everyday life as they fight an unnerving darkness that appears at midnight. It sounds like a straightforward premise, but what seems simple soon becomes a story with much deeper meaning than anyone would expect. It slowly morphs into a story about how powerful the human spirit can be, learning about death and how to cope with it, the importance of friendship, and overcoming fears of life in general. Any person from all walks of life will find something to relate to in the powerful message the game exudes.

The story is the same in the remake as in the original, but the simple additions make it feel more real. As previously mentioned, fully voice-acted social events, enhanced graphics, and a larger range of personality for the characters are present in Persona 3 Reload. All of these additions make the game’s deeper meaning stand out way more than it did in the original.

And that is where Reload shines the most — in its ability to tell the same story as the original but make it hit that much harder. This game will hit you like a truck if you let it as you explore your mortality and the struggles one usually has to find meaning in life. I recommend anyone who plays Persona 3 Reload to take a moment and think critically about its story beats, as you’ll find a lot to unwrap, and once you do, you’ll appreciate the entire game that much more.

The Verdict

Persona 3 Reload is a remake done right. Everything you love about the original game is improved upon, leading to a new experience that feels fresh and brand new while not forgetting its source material. Visual enhancements, inclusions of addicting combat mechanics, more enjoyable social links — this game has it all. This is the definitive way to play the beloved JRPG, and once you get your hands on it, you won’t ever want to return to the original.  

There’s a certain charm in Persona 3 Reload that I don’t think many series have the potential to replicate. You start to feel for these characters as you navigate the hardships of everyday life. Rough upbringings, determination to succeed in school, looking out for one another, and most importantly, the power of the human spirit. This is what the Persona series has always been about and Persona 3 Reload knows this, clearly shown in the improvements added to the almost 20-year-old game. Atlus has showcased what a remake can and should be.

Raising Social Stats in Persona 3 Reload

Raising Social Stats in Persona 3 Reload is very important as it can open new opportunities for Social Links and new accessibility in everyday life outside of Tartarus. For example, raising Courage and Charm will allow the player to get hired for higher-paying jobs. Meanwhile, raising Academics will result in a better outcome for exams.

• Academics
• Courage
• Charm

Fastest Ways to Raise Academics

Raising the academic social stat in Persona 3 Reload can take some work, but a few activities can help raise it quickly. The fastest way to raise academics is to participate in study groups with your dorm mates during midterms and finals. You will know when a study session is happening when your dorm mates are gathered at the table with a blue logo above them.

Players can also raise their academic and social status fairly quickly by studying in the library or dorm rooms. Periodically, as you play, especially around exam time, visit the library and study to raise academics fast.

Fastest Ways to Raise Courage

The fastest way to raise courage in Persona 3 Reload is by working jobs at the mall. Periodically, when you have no other activities to do or don’t plan on going to Tarturus, check your messages to see if there is a job opening. Working through the night can be a speedy way to raise your courage.

Players can also raise their courage social stat fast by sleeping in class, trying new food at Wild-Duck Burger, or watching a movie at Screen Shot. Screen Shot is the most efficient of the three as it can provide two points towards courage; you just have to ensure that the correct movie is playing. Usually, horror movies will raise courage.

Related: Persona 3 Reload: Best Ways to Get Twilight Fragments

Fastest Ways to Raise Charm

The fastest way to raise Charm in Persona 3 Reload is by answering questions correctly in class. While some of the questions are difficult, many require common sense. Make sure to always pay attention to class instead of fast-forwarding through it so you have a better chance of answering correctly.

Similar to courage, players can increase their charm stat quickly by working jobs at night. For example, the first job you will get is at the Chagall Cafe, which can be a great way to raise charm when you don’t explore Tartarus. Speaking of Chagall Cafe, you can raise charm by drinking coffee there too!

Starting Chihiro Fushimi’s Social Link is crucial as it unlocks one of the many Persona Arcanas in the game.

Unlocking Chihiro’s Social Link and Justice Arcana

Players can start Chihiro Fushimi’s Social Link once they join the Student Council, which becomes available in early May. Chihiro is also part of the Student Council, and this marks the first time you will officially meet her in Persona 3 Reload.

After joining the Student Council, you can find Chihiro Fushimi hanging out on the second floor right outside your classroom on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. To officially unlock her Social Link, you must speak to her a total of four times until she is finally willing to hang out with you. This may take a while, considering she can only be found three out of seven days of the week, but keep yourself occupied with other Social Links until then.

After speaking to Chihiro four times and hanging out with her at least once, you will unlock her Social Link and the Justice Persona Arcana. To rank up in her Social Link, respond to her messages or see her in her usual spot on Tuesdays, Thursdays, or Saturdays and make plans to hang out.

Related: All Persona 3 Reload Voice Actors: New English and Japanese Dub

While becoming acquainted with Chihiro is similar in Reload to what it was in Portable, the number of times has been increased. Initially, you had to speak to her only three times to start the Social Link.

How to Join the Student Council in Persona 3 Reload

Joining the Student Council in Persona 3 Reload is a straightforward process. Don’t worry about missing the chance to join the Student Council, as it is unmissable and offered to the player as part of the main story. Joining the Student Council will unlock a new Social Link with Hidetoshi Odagiri and unlock the Emporer Arcana.

How to Get Twilight Fragments in Persona 3 Reload

There are three main ways to get Twilight Fragments in Persona 3 Reload. Of the three methods, one offers Twilight Fragments in abundance and should be your primary focus when farming for the rare item. Below we will discuss each method.

Find Twilight Fragments Around the Map

First and foremost, players can find Twilight Fragments in Persona 3 Reload by periodically exploring the game’s map throughout the week. Sometimes, you will find a shiny blue object on the ground while exploring. These are Twilight Fragments. Nine times out of ten, it is only one Twilight Fragment per blue shiny object, but it’s still worth keeping an eye out for them.

Find Twilight Fragments in Tartarus

Another way to get Twilight Fragments in Persona 3 Reload is by destroying objects found within Tartarus. There are two types of destructible objects in Tartarus, which are represented by colors: orange and blue. Orange will contain items to sell to the Police Station and consumables, while the Blue and larger ones will contain Twilight Fragments. Ensure you thoroughly explore each floor of Tartarus to maximize the number of Twilight Fragments you find.

Related: Where to Find Food and a Drink for Maiko in Persona 3 Reload

Fastest Way to Get Twilight Fragments

The last way to get Twilight Fragments in Persona 3 Reload, and the best way, is by talking to Elizabeth as you progress through the game. As you progress to higher floors in Tartarus and progress through the main story, you can check in with Elizabeth at the Velvet Room. She will periodically mention, “I have something for you.” She will usually hand over 3 to 7 Twilight Fragments. The number rises the longer you wait to speak with her!

You will know when Elizabeth has something for you when there is a blue exclamation mark above her head. The blue exclamation mark can sometimes mean she has new requests (side quests) for you, but it often means she has Twilight Fragments for you.

How to Use Twilight Fragments

Twilight Fragments are mainly used to open rare treasure chests found within Tartarus. You can see what the chests look like in the image above.

Additionally, players can use Twilight Fragments when interacting with clocks found within Tartarus. Clocks will fully replenish your party’s HP and SP, making them valuable for long runs in Tartarus. The downfall is that they usually require around seven Twilight Fragments, which is a steep asking price.

There you have it: how to get Twilight Fragments in Persona 3 Reload. I recommend you save all your Twilight Fragments for treasure chests rather than spend them on the clocks. You may miss out on valuable rewards if you waste them on clocks, and since Twilight Fragments are so rare, it’s wise to save as much as possible.

Players will first encounter Maiko in Persona 3 Reload in May after overhearing some students talking about an upset girl at the shrine. The upset girl is Maiko, who you can speak to in an attempt to cheer her up. When speaking with her, she will mention how she wants to eat something “round, hot, and soft.”

Where to Get Food for Maiko in Persona 3 Reload

The food you need to find for Maiko in Persona 3 Reload is a “Weird Takoyaki” from Octopia. Octopia is located at the Iwatodai Station Strip Mall, so head there and purchase one Weird Takoyaki for 400 Yen.

Once you bring the Weird Takoyaki to Maiko at the shrine, she is still not satisfied. She will then ask you to bring her a drink. Read the following section to learn how to find a drink for Maiko in Persona 3 Reload.

Where to Get a Drink for Maiko in Persona 3 Reload

The drink Maiko wants from players in Persona 3 Reload is a Mad Bull, which can easily be purchased from any Vending Machine in the dormitory. When I purchased a Mad Bull, it only cost me 110 Yen, a low price to complete Maiko’s quest.

After purchasing the Mad Bull drink, return to Maiko and give it to her. She will be very pleased and satisfied with your efforts, officially allowing you to start her Social Link. After completing Maiko’s requests, you will unlock the Hanged Arcana.

What Days is Maiko Available?

If you return to Maiko late, perhaps from doing other activities, and she is not there — don’t worry. Maiko only appears at the shrine every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. If you have the food or drink she wants and it is a different day than the ones mentioned, keep busy until you progress to one of the correct days.

In this guide, we go over all the difficulty levels in Persona 3 Reload. You will learn the differences between each difficulty and we’ll explain which is best for you.

All Difficulties in Persona 3 Reload Explained

Persona 3 Reload’s five difficulties are as follows: Peaceful, Easy, Normal, Hard, and Merciless. Simply put, Beginner is the easiest difficulty, while Merciless is the hardest. When choosing one of these options, you must ask yourself, “How much have I played Persona?” You must also consider what you are trying to get out of the Persona 3 Reload experience.

For example, suppose you are someone mainly interested in the more social elements of Persona 3 Reload, such as relationship building, working a job, and going to school, and don’t care too much for combat. In that case, you’ll most likely enjoy Persona 3 Reload the most if you choose Peaceful or Easy. Doing so will allow you to breeze through combat while still enjoying the social simulation aspect of the game.

On the other hand, if you are looking for an engaging and challenging combat experience, you will want to pick Normal or Hard. These two difficulties offer a combat experience requiring strategic thinking and mastering the game’s mechanics and systems while also being fair. If you are an experienced Persona player looking for a more strategic, challenging experience, I suggest you select the Hard difficulty option, where enemies will deal higher damage.

Related: Does Persona 3 Reload Include the Female Protagonist or The Answer?

Lastly, we have the Merciless difficulty in Persona 3 Reload. Merciless is not for the faint of heart and is meant for those who consider themselves the best and are incredibly skilled Persona players. Enemies hit harder (around 3x the damage they’d dish out on Normal), your characters don’t deal as much damage, and dying will become a very regular occurrence. I only recommend the Merciless difficulty if you have beaten Persona 3 Reload at least once.

It’s important to know that if you choose Merciless, you can adjust the difficulty to a lower level. That said, you can’t adjust the difficulty back to Merciless once you turn it down a level. All the other difficulty levels can be adjusted whenever you please.

All ToTK Dragons’ Spawn Time and Routes

Aside from the Light Dragon, all Dragons in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom follow a relatively short route during a specific in-game time. We found that adding each Dragon to the Hyrule Compendium made tracking them far easier, as you can use Sensor+ to follow them.

• Farosh
• Naydra
• Dinraal
• Light Dragon

Farosh Spawn Time, Route, and Drops

Farosh, the dragon of lightning, can be found in the southeastern corner of Hyrule and is arguably the most difficult returning dragon to track in Tears of the Kingdom. While it’s easy to glide over to Farosh from the island near Gerudo Canyon Sky Tower, Farosh’s body is electric, and you will be shocked you are wielding a metal sword or shield.

On top of being shocked, Farosh will begin to fire clusters of electricity at you once you get too close. If you want to live long enough to collect Farosh’s materials, you should think about getting the Rubber armor set or down a few electricity-resistant potions.

What Time Does Farosh Spawn?

Farosh emerges from the depths at East Gerudo Chasm between 12:00 and 1:00 PM. It travels north around Gerudo Canyon before making its way west into Faron, where it passes over the Great Plateau before descending back underground through the Chasm south of Hills of Baumer.

Farosh Materials and How to Get

• Shard of Farrosh’s Horn — Collect from Farrosh’s horns.
• Shard of Farosh’s Fang — Strike Farosh’s head/teeth
• Farosh’s Scale — Strike Farrosh’s body
• Farosh’s Claw — Strike Farrosh’s talons/feet

Naydra’s Spawn Time and Route

I’ve found Naydra to be the easiest of the three elemental dragons to collect materials from. Not only do you have an almost perfect vantage point on the dragon from Mount Lanaryu Skyview Tower, but chances are you’ve picked up the Snowquill armor set at Rito Village or have some cold-resistant dishes and elixirs. 

With these additional heat sources, staying warm on Naydra’s back shouldn’t be an issue, but be careful to avoid the chunks of ice the dragon will throw at you.

What Time Does Naydra Spawn?

Naydra has claimed the southwestern regions of Hyrule as its territory. Like Farosh, Nadray will emerge onto the surface at about 1:00 PM from the Lanaru Snowfield Chasm. Once it’s in the air, Naydra will fly south over the Necluda Sea before looping around and soaring between East Necluda and Hateno Village. After passing by east of Kakariko Village, Naydra will descend back into the Depths at the East Hill Chasm.

Naydra Materials and How to Get

• Shard of Naydra’s Horn — Collect from Naydra’s horns.
• Shard of Naydra’s Fang — Strike Naydra’s head/teeth
• Naydra’s Scale — Strike Naydra’s body
• Naydra’s Claw — Strike Naydra’stalons/feet

Dinraal’s Spawn Time and Route

With a serpentine figure coated head-to-tail in flames and a nasty habit of throwing fireballs at anything that moves, Dinraal is easily the hardest of the three standard elemental dragons to collect materials from. Once you’ve cooked up some heat-resisting dishes or scavenged the Ember armor set, you can dive down onto its back from Sokkala Sky Archipelago and start harvesting.

What Time Does Dinraal Spawn?

Dinraal makes its home in the skies of Hyrule’s northwestern territories. Unlike its kin, Dinraal will rise out of the depths between 5:00 and 6:00 PM through East Akkala Plains Chasm.

Once fully aboveground, Dinraal will sail north through the skies over Deep Akkala before hanging west and traveling just north of Death Mountain. After passing by the Great Hyrule Forest, Dinraal will return to the Depths by diving into the Drenan Highlands Chasm.

Dinraal Materials and How to Get

• Shard of Dinraal’s Spike — Picked up from Dinraal’s back
• Shard of Dinraal’s Horn — Collect from Dinraal’s horns.
• Shard of Dinraal’s Fang — Strike Dinraal’s head/teeth
• Dinraal’s Scale — Strike Dinraal’s body
• Dinraal’s Claw — Strike Dinraal’s talons/feet

Light Dragon Spawn Time and Route

The Light Dragon is the only new elemental dragon introduced in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and it’s also the most unique. Unlike Farosh, Naydra, and Dinraal, the Light Dragon does not follow a small route tied to a specific region. Instead, the Light Dragon circles the entirety of Hyrule, sticking to the far reaches of the map and sailing at a much higher altitude than its kin.

What Time Does the Light Dragon Spawn?

As it is constantly patrolling Hyrule, the Light Dragon does not have a specific spawn time. While you can reach the Light Dragon at any point in the game, you should wait until after you’ve collected the twelve Dragon’s Tears hidden throughout Hyrule or met the Great Deku Tree. Once you’ve completed one of these objectives, the Light Dragon will descend to a lower altitude, making it much easier to reach and reclaim the repaired Master Sword from its head.

Light Dragon Materials and How to Get

• Shard of Light Dragon’s Spike — Picked up from Light Dragon’s back
• Shard of Light Dragon’s Horn — Collect from Light Dragon’s horns.
• Shard of Light Dragon’s Fang — Strike Light Dragon’s head/teeth
• Light Dragon’s Scale — Strike Light Dragon’s body
• Light Dragon’s Talon — Strike Light Dragon’s talons/feet

Farming Dragon Materials in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Now that you know all the dragons, their locations, and spawn times, you’ll want to learn how to farm their materials. As you reach these dragons, you’ll notice they are either glowing or in their standard form. The glowing form is the only time you can gather materials from the dragon, so if you reach the dragon and it isn’t glowing — all you need to do is wait.

You can do this by waiting on the head of the dragon, and the good news is that it won’t knock you off. Dragons glow every ten real-world minutes, so be patient, and once it does glow, you’ll be able to get all materials, such as a Horn, Spike, Claw, and Scale!

This guide was written while playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom on Nintendo Switch.

Best Servers for DayZ

After some evaluations of numerous servers, we have concluded that those listed below are the best ones available at the current moment. Included is a server for everyone; whether you are looking for PVE, exploring, or trying to go more hardcore, we have you covered. Here are our top ten picks for DayZ Servers.

• Table of Contents
  • DayZ Underground
  • XDC DayZ
  • Spaggies Namalsk Hardcore
  • Absolute Zero Eden
  • Archon PVE
  • LowZone
  • DayZ Dystopia
  • Kryptic
  • Rearmed
  • Noobs Only

DayZ Underground

The first server on this list is fast-paced, aiming to test players’ DayZ skills. Focused on being an organic role-play server, your interactions are more natural and delivered well. This server is exceptional, with really cool laws, and it boasts one of the best communities of players who are incredibly creative but dangerous simultaneously.

You’ll need to be on alert as there are possibilities of being captured or rescuing a friend from being tortured by using a Blood Transfusion. You’ll never know what you will find, as it has many items and loot to discover. There is never a dull moment on this server, and it is hard to express how incredible the experience is in writing, so you must check it out yourself.

XDC DayZ

This server goes above and beyond to provide its user base with a solid experience. First-person only and zero tolerance towards cheating make this strict but still well worth it. From providing players with regular daily events to its complex base-building feature, you will pour hours into XDC.

Players can find clothing, cars, helicopters, and tons of military gear throughout the map, adding to the reward system of exploring. It is important to note that all loot is up for grabs regardless of your level, so you must act fast to get the rare finds.

Spaggies Namalsk Hardcore

Very few hardcore servers deliver an intense experience as great as Spaggies Namalsk. Starting with nothing but a watch and some flares, it feels like you are deserted on an island as your survival instincts instantly kick in. The brutality of the map has users constantly battling with the cold weather, adding to the survival nature of the game. You can stumble across players willing to lend a helping hand or others with malicious intentions trying to kill you.

Every decision on this server can make or break whether you survive through the night, from choosing whether to go into the city for supplies or build a fire so you can survive the deadly cold. Spaggies Namalsk takes some getting used to, but with practice, this makes for one of the best experiences on DayZ.

Absolute Zero Eden

Set on the map of Eden, this provides a tropical adventure with many points of interest worth checking out. This is the perfect server for those who want to explore the island and discover locations they haven’t seen before in the base game. Mods are included to improve clothing and building, and one that even adds a tiger to your gameplay.

Mostly filled with PVP, you’ll want to watch your back as there isn’t much team-based combat, although sometimes you may get lucky and run into a friendly ally. That said, there aren’t many players online at one time, allowing you to let the explorer in you shine through for a more relaxing experience.

Archon PVE

This is the perfect server for players who want to play PVE instead of PVP. Set on one of the most excellent maps of DayZ, it has everything you want from a server and more. Archon provides players with unique vehicles, safe zones, helicopters, trading, law, base building, weapons and clothing, and more.

Integrated into the server is a zero-kill policy, meaning you won’t have to watch your back for other players trying to kill you and loot your belongings. More importantly, there’s a lot of team-based combat against the zombies, making for one of the most outstanding server communities. It’s also a huge bonus that they have a responsive development team that continuously puts out updates to improve user experience.

LowZone

If you’re looking to spice up your DayZ experience with a bit of base-building, Lowzone is the server for you. This server is based in Portugal and is populated primarily by Portuguese-speaking players, but those willing to work to overcome the language barrier are in for a fun time.

This server comes ingrained with in-game currency and an in-depth bartering system you can use to trade for materials unique to the server. With these, you can build, expand, and furbish a base of operations. While the players can raid your home, it’s only allowed for a short timeframe during the day, so you’ll have plenty of time to set up defenses.

DayZ Dystopia

DayZ is already a pretty scary game, but DayZ Dystopia cranks the horror to eleven. Everything about this server is designed to make the zombie survival experience at the heart of DayZ even more terrifying. I’m both happy and afraid to report that it succeeds.

The zombies of DayZ Dystopia are even more aggressive than they are in the main game, so even the most experienced DayZ players will have to step up their game to avoid becoming food for the dead. Combine this with a black market system and a faction-based roleplay mechanic, and you’ve got a DayZ server that will satisfy players looking to experience the zombie apocalypse as viscerally as possible.

Kryptic

Let’s be honest; sometimes, you want to go mano y mano with another player with whom you’ve developed a serious (and hopefully healthy) rivalry. If you’re ready to face off with a dedicated friend/enemy, Kryptic is your best Dayz server.

These servers spotlight the competitive aspects of DayZ’s gameplay formula, seeding the in-game world with powerful weapons while nearly eliminating crafting/survival elements for the equation. Even zombies are rare on these servers; it’s just you, your fellow players, and everything you could ever need to settle a good old-fashioned grudge.

Rearmed

Rearmed is a prime example of a DayZ server that exists only to push the boundaries of what the main game can be. At its core, Rearmed is practically a vanilla server, but every baseline feature has been expanded to its reasonable extreme.

Rearmed introduced new weapons, vehicles, and gameplay mechanics like lockable doors and fully customizable missions, many of which are pulled directly from the popular team-based shooter Escape from Tarkov. These elements work seamlessly to deliver a high-voltage PVP experience that enhances to DayZ’s gameplay loop without sacrificing too much of its base charm.

Noobs Only

DayZ is a complicated game, one that asks a lot more of the player than most other multiplayer shooters. This means it can be difficult for new players to find their footing, but Noobs Only can make the process of beating the learning curve a lot easier.

Insulting name aside, Boobs Only is an excellent server for players who are still learning how to play DayZ. The server replaces raids with missions designed to teach players tricks and tips that will make them better at the game, and the server’s admins work overtime to build an easy-going atmosphere that will make inexperienced DayZ players feel welcome and ready to learn.

What’s the Best DayZ Server?

Each server has something unique, so you can’t go wrong with picking one over the other. Try them all out and see which one fits your playstyle the best! Hopefully, as these servers continue to improve, the number of DayZ players will rise again to return to what it once was.

DayZ is available now on PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, PS5, and PC.

If any of your bases (buildings, workstations, etc) ends up outside the orange boundary created by the Flame Altar, it will be removed after a certain amount of time. Here is how you can move the Flame Altar without losing your base in Enshrouded.

Can You Move the Flame Altar and Base in Enshrouded?

While you can’t move your Flame Altar manually in Enshrouded, you can add a second Flame Altar to adjust the orange boundary for your base.

All you need to do is craft a second Flame Altar (while the first is still lit) and place it as far as you want to expand the base boundary. This is a great way to ensure you keep all base progress while allowing you to adjust the boundary and expand your base further.

How to Move Base Without a Second Flame Altar

If your Flame Level is low and you can only have a small number of Flame Altars activated, you may not want two Flame Altars at one location. If this is the case, you can still move the orange boundary for your base; it just takes more strategic thinking.

For example, craft a second Flame Altar and adjust it as far as possible. You just need to ensure that everything from your base (that you want to keep) is within the boundaries of the new Flame Altar’s border. Here’s an example in the image below.

Notice how the building on the left side of the image is outside of the new orange boundary of my new Flame Altar? If I extinguish the first Flame Altar, that building will be removed from my base after a set amount of time or if I exit my game. Meanwhile, the Workbench will remain there since it’s inside the new border. This can be worth it for some players as it allows you to move away from trees, rocky terrains, etc.

This is very important: if you extinguish your only Flame Altar, without creating a second one first, you risk losing everything you have at your base. This risk stems from game crashes.

It’s important to note that the new Flame Altar you create will be at Altar Level 1, meaning your orange boundary (size of the base) will be 40x40x40. So, be very sure you want to move your base if you plan on removing the first Flame Altar.

You may wonder if you will be refunded all the upgrade materials when extinguishing the Flame Altar in Enshrouded. We have the answer for you in this guide.

Will Removing Flame Altars Refund Upgrade Materials in Enshrouded?

Simply put, you will not get a refund for your upgrade materials when extinguishing a Flame Altar in Enshrouded. This means all the Shroud Cores you invested in the Altar will disappear, and you’ll have to go out and collect some new ones. This also means that your Altar level will return to level 1, bringing the building area limit back down to 40x40x40.

The same goes with the “Strengthening the Flame” of the Altar. You won’t get a refund for materials you invested in the Flame. That said, your Flame Level will remain the same. The Flame level of all your Flame Altars is unanimous and global, meaning once you level up the Flame it will remain that level for the duration of your playthrough.

How to Get Shroud Cores in Enshrouded

Players can get Shroud Cores from high-level enemies found in the Shroud. More specifically, you’ll have the best luck obtaining Shroud Cores by defeating more formidable enemies such as Wraiths and bosses. Wraiths are usually found near Elixir Well areas.

Players can also craft Shroud Cores by visiting the Alchemist Craftsmen. This is the easiest way to get Shroud Cores in the mid to late game, and only requires 10 Shroud Spores and 10 Shroud Liquids for every Shroud Core. You can find Shroud Spores by defeating any enemy found in the Shroud, while Shroud Liquid can be found by harvesting white mushrooms found in the Shroud.

While Enshrouded runs decently with the base Steam Deck settings, there are changes players can make to improve FPS and performance for an overall better experience.

Steam Deck Settings to Improve FPS and Performance for Enshrouded

Before we get into the settings, set the game to Proton Experimental. You can do this by going to the Enshrouded app on your Steam Deck, selecting Manage, then Properties, and checking the first option. Proton Experimental aims to increase software title compatibility, resulting in Enshrouded running better, considering the game is not officially Steam Deck verified just yet.

Once you have that out of the way, adjust the settings in-game within the Main Menu. Below are the best Enshrouded Steam Deck settings.

• Display Resolution: 1280 x 800
• V-Sync: On
• Limit Framerate in Background: Off
• Anti-Aliasing: FSR2
• FSR2 Quality: Performance
• Texture Resolution: Performance
• Shadow Quality: Performance
• Contact Shadows: Off
• Indirect Lighting: Balance
• Reflections: Balance
• Fog Quality: Performance
• Volumetric Shadow Quality: Off
• SSAO: Off
• Distant Objects: Off
• Voxel Detail Models: Off
• Small Foliage: Off
• Tessellation: Off
• Point Light Shadows: Off

Related: Best Enshrouded Dedicated Server Settings & How to Set One Up

After matching your in-game settings to the ones mentioned, you will notice an instant improvement in FPS and performance overall. These settings aim to reduce stuttering, crashing, etc.

Graphically, it will look about the same with a slight improvement to textures. Unfortunately, after I attempted numerous combinations, improving the graphics for Enshrouded on the Steam Deck entirely seems nearly impossible. That said, the standard version for PC isn’t the best-looking game graphics-wise, so you aren’t missing out on much.

Hopefully, these Enshrouded Steam Deck settings have improved your overall experience with the game! Feel free to adjust the in-game settings as you see fit, but I genuinely believe these are the best that anyone can do.

Complete Recipe List for Boba Story

Below you will find all the recipes discovered so far in Boba Story in alphabetical order:

If you love games that allow you to experiment with ingredients, like Boba Story, then I’m sure you will love Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator. It’s another great game designed to tickle your creativity and keep you engaged for hours! We also have a complete ingredient list for this game, so make sure you check that out and run the best shop in town.

How to Get Strawberry Milk in Boba Story

1. Unlock Magic Den: Save 1,000 Leaves and buy the Magic Den on your café’s left side.
2. Use Kokoro’s Gifts: After unlocking, interact with Kokoro’s Gifts daily for three free ingredients.
3. Get Ingredients: Ingredients from Kokoro’s Gifts are random. Buy one for 400 Leaves or watch an ad for three.
4. Patience: Strawberry Milk is rare, so keep trying until you get it.

Boba Story is available now for Android and iOS.

There’s a lot of stuff in Jackie’s garage for the Cyberpunk ofrenda offering, and Misty’s there with you to bring up sentimental stories attached to each item, so it can be challenging to decide what to bring. Unfortunately, your options are limited, so here’s the best thing you should bring to the Cyberpunk 2077 ofrenda offering.

What Should You Choose for the Ofrenda in Cyberpunk 2077?

While the game makes it seem like you have a choice, you can only bring one thing to the Cyberpunk ofrenda offering. Inside Jackie’s garage, you will have several options available for you to choose from. However, I was initially confused through multiple playthroughs because the book seemed the only option, but this isn’t the case.

You’ll find the book and basketball in the first room, and the key to the second room is next to the beer. Once you have the key, you can access the second room to find a tequila bottle and a belt. Did you take everything or touch it? Make sure to select “take all” to add everything you can to your inventory. It honestly doesn’t matter which item you choose for the Ofrenda so choose what speaks to you the most.

However, to get the best outcome of this quest, convince Misty to come with you to El Coyote Cojo to attend the Ofrenda. Once at the Ofrenda, you can choose which items to place on the altar from your inventory. After the cyberpunk ofrenda offering ends, speak to Mama Welles and tell her Misty was critical of Jackie. However, you’ll still get the keys to Jackie’s motorcycle regardless of telling Mama Welles about Misty.

Can You Get Jackie’s Bike if You Answer No to Mama Welles?

At the end of the Heroes quest and completing the cyberpunk ofrenda offering, Mame Welles will offer you Jackie’s Bike. You can either accept the bike and grab the keys, or answer no to Mama Welles, which will rid you of receiving the bike. Unfortunately, if you answer no, you won’t be able to get Jackie’s Bike through the Heroes quest. 

If you accidentally said no to Mama Welles and want the bike, your best bet is to reload a save file. I made the mistake of saying no and reloading a save file from before the quest was my savior. Doing this, you will have to redo all the steps mentioned in this guide, but you will also receive Jackie’s Bike.

Making sure you get Jackie’s Bike is highly recommended, considering it’s most players’ first and best vehicle in the Cyberpunk 2077 playthrough. Having a vehicle makes exploring and getting between quest waypoints much easier.

What Happens if You Send Jackie to Viktor?

When deciding on where to send Jackie, the player has the option to send him to Viktor. If you choose to send Jackie to Viktor, you will be locked out of the rest of the quest and won’t be invited to the ofrenda mentioned earlier. Instead, Mama Welles will leave a box outside of V’s home that contains the keys to Jackie’s Bike. In other words, you will still receive Jackie Bike as a vehicle.

While this decision isn’t recommended, it’s not the end of the world, considering Mama Welles won’t be mad at you. You can actually call Mama Welles on your cellphone, and she will speak to you and wish you all the best.

Enshrouded Missing Rake Bug Fix

The Rake is a handy item in Enshrouded that allows you to collect Dirt and flatten the terrain to make building easier. So, when players can’t access this essential item, it can cause some serious frustration. Follow the steps below for potential fixes to the missing Rake bug in Enshrouded.

Missing Rake Bug Fix #1

Our first potential fix is the fastest method to fix the missing Rake bug in Enshrouded. Here is what you need to do:

1. Pick up your Workbench to delete it from your home base.
2. Exit to the Main Menu.
3. Load up your world and re-enter.
4. Place down another Workbench.

Following the steps above may fix the Rake missing from the Workbench crafting menu. If the Rake appears, craft as many as you can afford now and put extra into a storage chest in case the bug occurs again. If the Rake is still missing, move on to this guide’s next potential fix.

Missing Rake Bug Fix #2

This fix requires you to create a new character, but don’t worry; you don’t need to redo all your hard work. This worked for me, and I’m confident it will work for you too.

1. Exit your game.
2. Create a new character in the same world.
3. Access the Workbench and craft a Rake.
4. Put the Rake in a Storage Chest.
5. Switch back to your other character in the same world.
6. Obtain the Rake from the Storage Chest.

Creating a new character in the same world will allow you to access the home base you have already made, allowing the new character to use the Workbench. More often than not, the Rake will be available for the new character you created. Placing the Rake in a Storage Chest will allow your main character to grab it.

It’s important to remember that after you reach level 5, the Rake will disappear from the Workshop. From then on out, you can craft the Scrappy Rake from the Blacksmith.

Where to Find Padding in Enshrouded

Players can get Padding in Enshrouded by first finding Fabric. Once the player collects Fabric for the first time, Padding will become available for crafting at the Hunter NPC. To craft Padding at the Hunter, you will need the following materials:

• 3x Fabric
• 1x Leather
• 2x Resin
• 3x Linen

After you have collected all the necessary materials for Padding, interact with the Hunter and select Padding to craft it officially! The following sections will detail how to get all the necessary materials to craft Padding from the Hunter.

How to Get Fabric in Enshrouded

Players can get Fabric in Enshrouded by unlocking the Loom during the Hunter’s quest. More specifically, the Hunter will send you to find the Loom during the fifth quest he offers, so continue his objectives until it becomes available. After finding the Loom, players can create Fabric from it with five pieces of Linen.

How to Get Leather in Enshrouded

Leather can be acquired by unlocking the Tanning Station after the fourth Hunter Quest, “In Need of a Tanning Station.” Once you complete this quest, place down a Tanning Station and craft leather from it by inputting Dried Fur, Salt, and Ammonia Glaze.

How to Get Resin in Enshrouded

Resin is the easiest resource to acquire out of all the ingredients for Padding. All you need to do is cut down large trees with a Pickaxe, and Resin will often fall off. Players can make a Pickaxe in the main menu crafting screen with one String, Four Twigs, and one Stone — all easily found from the ground in any area.

How to Get Linen in Enshrouded

Lastly, to get Linen for Padding, you must complete the Hunter’s third quest to obtain the Hand Spindle. Once you complete the quest and receive the Hand Spindle, use it to craft Linen with two Flax Flowers.

What is Padding Used for in Enshrouded?

The primary purpose of Padding is to create high-level armor for your character from Craftsmen. You will want to craft and collect all necessary materials for Padding as often as possible, as the game will progressively get harder the further you progress. Crafting sturdy and strong armor can cost you upwards of 10 Padding.

Which Pals Are Strongest in Palworld?

Below you will find our picks of the ten strongest Pals in Palworld, in no particular order. These Pals were picked due to their abilities, their partner skills that can change the tide of combat, and more.

Cryolinx

If you’re looking for a strong Ice Element Pal, Cryolinx should be on your list. It is one of the strongest Pals with this element type and has a partner skill, “Dragon Hunter,” that can help gather materials and items from Dragon Pals.

As you further level up Cryolinx, you will start to understand the sheer force this Pal wields. Icicle Cutter and Cryst Breath are good examples of damage potential. For instance, Icicle Cutter creates a blade that Cryolinx will lunge forward with for a deadly blow, while Cryst Breath surrounds enemies in a fatal ice cloud. Cryst Breath is its best ability since it deals continuous damage.

Grizzbolt

Grizzbolt is, without a doubt, the best Electric-type Pal in Palworld. Being pure Electric, all of its abilities revolve around that element type, but that is okay, considering each one is stronger than the next. Shockwave is my personal favorite, as it can shock all enemies surrounding you, saving you from being overwhelmed when bombarded with enemies.

Grizzbolt’s partner skill is a solid one called “Yellow Tank.” Yellow Tank will turn Grizzbolt into a mount, allowing the player to fire a mini-gun rapidly while on top. This can turn Grizzbolt into a tank-like mount, making it one of the best in the game.

Suzaku

Suzaku is a Fire-type Pal that is great in combat and one of the faster flying mounts available in the game. While mounted atop Suzaku, your fire attacks will be enhanced, allowing you to burn everyone below from a safe distance. Outside of its base skill, you will unlock a handful of solid fire abilities as you level up Suzaku.

For example, Ignis Blast is unlocked early at level 7 and hurls a deadly ball of fire straight toward an enemy, while Ignis Breath is unlocked at level 30, which deals continuous fire damage through Suzaku’s breath. Additionally, Suzaku has a surprisingly solid defense, allowing it to tough out battles for extended periods of time. In other words, Suzaku is one of the best choices if you’re looking for a Fire Pal who can do it all.

Anubis

Anubis is hands down one of the best Ground-type Pals in Palworld. Outside of looking really cool, Anubis has abilities that make him a force to reckon with. For crowd control, use Spinning Roundhouse for Anubis to kick away any enemy that dares to come close to you. Or you can use Sand Tornado, sending two high-damage tornadoes toward enemies, blowing them away.

Anubis also has an excellent partner skill. “Guardian of the Desert” will apply Ground damage to the player’s attacks, increasing overall damage. The partner skill also sometimes executes a side dodge while in battle, avoiding oncoming damage.

Paladius

Paladius is one of the strongest Pals in the game due to its high defensive capabilities. This Pal is built like a brick wall, making it almost impossible for enemies to take it down. While Paladius is a Neutral-type Pal, you can unlock Ice skills as you level it up. For starters, at level 30, Paladius will unlock Blizzard Spike, creating a giant lump of ice you can hurl at enemies. This affects everyone in proximity, dealing AOE damage. Outside of its Ice attacks, his Neutral-type abilities are great, too.

Paladius’ partner skill should not be overlooked either, as it turns the Pal into a rideable mount. While mounted, Paladius can triple jump, making traversal much more manageable.

Jormuntide

Jormuntide is the base version of this Pal, with the other one farther down in this list. Jormuntide is a Water and Dragon-type pal that will be your best friend when traversing the bodies of water in the game. This is true through its Partner Skill, Stormbringer Sea Dragon, which allows you to ride it across the water. It also wholly removes Stamina depletion, enabling you to travel far and wide while on bodies of water.

Outside of its fantastic partner skill, you will also notice that Jormuntide is an offensive beast that deals superb damage through its abilities. Some standout skills are Aqua Burst and Hydro Laser. Aqua Burst creates a giant ball of water that is hurled at enemies, while Hydro Laser shoots water at extreme speeds in a sweeping motion that can wipe out a line of enemies.

Blazamut

Due to fire being arguably the best element in Palworld, there’s no doubt we would have a few fire Pals on this list. Blazamut, one of the best fire pals in the game, has incredible fire abilities while also dealing significant physical damage. This can be seen in its Fire Ball and Rock Lance abilities, unlocked at levels 40 and 50, respectively. The former creates a fireball that sets the ground ablaze, while Rock Lance generates a spear underneath a pack of enemies.

Blazamut’s partner skill is also a huge bonus, which turns it into a rideable mount. While riding Blazamut, all your fire attacks will increase, allowing you to do more base damage and overall fire damage.

Jormuntide Ignis

Jormuntide Ignis, the better Jormuntide out of the two, is a fire-breathing dragon and one of the best Pals in Palworld. This is especially true if you favor fire attacks. For example, Jormuntide Ignis’s partner skill allows you to ride it as a mount while enhancing all fire attacks while on board.

Additionally, leveling up this beast to level 40 will unlock the Fire Ball ability, which creates a giant ball of flame that explodes on impact. This skill alone can take out a whole group of enemies. As previously mentioned in this guide, the water version of Jormuntide is great. That said, the Ignis version is better since it can cause fire damage.

Shadowbeak

Dark-type enemies are considerably strong in Palworld; out of all of them, Shadowbeak is the best. Its base offensive stats deal devastating attack power and only become more deadly as you level it up further. While Shadowbeak can only unlock Dark abilities, they are all heavy hitters; for example, the Dark Laser ability is unlocked at level 50. Dark Laser charges dark energy and then lets loose a powerful beam toward enemies.

Shadowbeak has an excellent partner skill called “Modified DNA.” Modified DNA will turn Shadowbeak into a mount, allowing you to ride it across the game’s large map. It also increases all Dark attacks when mounted, strengthening your character.

Jetragon

Jetragon is the strongest Pal in the game, dealing arguably the most significant damage out of all other options that can defeat even the most formidable enemies. Due to it being a Dragon-type, you will have no trouble against any Dark-type enemies, which are prominent in the late game. Fully upgrading Jetragon will unlock the Dragon Meteor ability, which shoots down a wave of meteorites upon your enemy. This and other abilities this Pal has makes Jetragon great at AOE.

Jetragon’s partner skill, Aerial Missile, is a massive bonus as it allows you to ride it as a mount while also using it as a missile launcher. This partner skill is hands down the best one in the game, where you have a way of quick travel but also a way to kill every enemy in your path.

Shroud Liquid is relatively easy to farm once you understand where it spawns and what it looks like. Read further to learn how to get Shroud Liquid in Enshrouded.

Where to Find Shroud Liquid in Enshrouded

Enshrouded players can get Shroud Liquid from Mushrooms in Shroud zones. The large white mushrooms are easy to spot, usually found in groups and clumped together. You can see an example of the Mushrooms with Shroud Liquid in the image attached below.

Once you find a Mushroom, you only need to press the “collect” button when close to it to acquire Shroud Liquid. In other words, you don’t need a Pickaxe or Rake to collect Shroud Liquid.

Related: How to Get Shroud Wood in Enshrouded

What is Shroud Liquid Used for in Enshrouded?

Shroud Liquid is an essential resource for crafting certain items in Enshrouded. Some examples include Shroud Survival Flasks and the Flask of the Fell, two flasks that can make your explorations much more manageable. The Shroud Survival Flasks allow you to stay in Enshrouded Zones for an extra two minutes, while Flask of the Fell will increase your overall Stamina for a set amount of time.

Additionally, players can use Shroud Liquid to craft Goo and Shroud Cores which are two advanced crafting materials that can upgrade the Flame Altar at your base. Upgrading the Flame Altar is a must as it will increase your Building Area limit, the amount of time you can stay in the Shroud, and even raise your Character Attribute Bonuses.

Simply put, collecting Shroud Liquid is a must, as it can improve your overall survivability in the game. Always make sure to stop at big white mushrooms in Enshrouded Zones and collect Shroud Liquid whenever you have a chance so you never run out.

The answer may surprise you. This guide will cover everything you need to know about dual-wielding in combat.

Can You Dual Wield Weapons in Enshrouded?

At the time of writing, dual-wielding is not available in Enshrouded. This means you can only have one weapon equipped at a time, having to swap between others if you want to focus on two. This is unfortunate and, quite frankly, a little strange, considering daggers and axes are included in the game — two weapons that are unanimously great to dual-wield in RPG combat.

Not including dual wielding in Enshrouded seems like a missed opportunity, and we hope that developer Keen Games decides to add it in the future. With the game currently in Early Access, it is expected to get additions and tweaks before the final product releases, so hopefully, a dual-wield mechanic is one of the added-on features.

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The main point of Early Access for a game is to focus on glitches, hear feedback from the community, and see where there is room for improvement. I genuinely believe that if the community comes together to voice their interest in dual-wielding, we will likely see it added in the future.

The good news is that swapping between weapons is simple, with just having to press one button to switch to the next instantly. My favorite weapons currently are the Rusty Short Sword and the Club, so I have them side by side in my action toolbar. This way, I can switch between the two instantly, allowing me to focus on both of them. It obviously would have been much better if I could have them both equipped at once, but you have to do what you have to do.

Where to Find Resin in Enshrouded

Players can get Resin in Enshrouded by cutting down trees. While any tree can drop Resin when entirely destroyed, players will have the best chance of collecting the rare resource by cutting down the larger trees. To give you an idea of the tree size you should look out for, check out the image we have attached below.

You can easily chop down trees by crafting a Pickaxe, which requires 1 String, 4 Twigs, and 1 Stone. String can be crafted under the Crafting section in the pause menu, while Twigs and Stones are easily found on the ground in any area.

If you want to farm these trees, you can chop them down, log out, and then log back in. Every time you log back into Enshrouded, everything respawns, allowing you to farm for resources and materials.

What is Resin Used for in Enshrouded?

There are tons of uses for Resin in Enshrouded. The most commonly use for Resin is to craft Illumination items such as Wall Torch, Standing Torch, Skull Candles, and more. These are essential to light up houses and other buildings in your home base.

Additionally, players will find themselves using Resin towards Armor sets such as the Rising Fighter Armour Set, creating magical Staffs, and even the Fireball spell.

These are just examples, and there are plenty more that require Resin as a main ingredient. It is recommended to chop down trees frequently and gather Resin as often as possible so you never run out of this valuable resource. You’ll never know when you’ll need Resin, so it’s best to have ample inventory for when the time comes.

How to Get Dirt in Enshrouded

Before you can collect Dirt in Enshrouded, you must first craft a Pickaxe or a Rake. The Pickaxe is preferred, considering it’s available earlier in the game and much easier to make. All you need is 1 Stone, 4 Twigs, and 1 String to craft a Pickaxe from the crafting menu. Here is how you can find each of the necessary materials to craft a Pickaxe:

• Stone: From rocks on the ground.
• Twigs: Found from small bushes.
• String: Crafted from the Resources section in the Crafting Menu with Plant Fiber, found from plants.

Once you craft yourself a handy dandy Pickaxe, all you need to do is equip it and hit the ground. Doing so will collect Dirt and add it to your inventory. Most plots of land will reward you with Dirt unless it’s too rocky or below the Shroud. Using the Pickaxe on the ground below the Shroud will reward you with Mycelium instead.

What is Dirt Used for in Enshrouded?

Dirt can be used to craft various materials and resources from the Kiln in Enshrouded. For example, early in Enshrouded, you will have the opportunity to make a Charcoal Kiln, allowing you to craft Charcoal. The ingredients for Charcoal are 17 Wood Logs and 3 Dirt. You will also be able to make Tar and Wood Acid from the Kiln through the use of Dirt.

How to Make a Kiln in Enshrouded

Players can make a Kiln in Enshrouded by speaking to the Blacksmith and selecting it from the Production Place section. It costs 20 Stones to officially create a Kiln, which you can easily find on the ground in the surrounding area.

If you decide you want to change the recipe of the Kiln, you can scroll down to “Browse Recipes” while interacting with the Kiln. Doing so will bring up all the available Recipes you have for the Kiln.

Ranking All Classes in Diablo 4 Season of the Construct

It’s important to know that any class in Diablo 4 Season 3 can be turned into something amazing, considering the numerous combinations of skills, abilities, aspects, etc. That said, some classes are overall better regarding sheer power, damage, and flexibility.

5. Druid

While the Druid is arguably the coolest class in Diablo 4, it’s unfortunate to say it’s also the worst in Season of the Construct. It has benefits such as buffs to Spirit Boons, where Prickleskin’s Thorn’s amount is significantly increased, but it has the longest leveling process to get the build to a worthy level. It also doesn’t help that the Druid is incredibly difficult to master as a casual player. When looking at the benefits of the Druid compared to the benefits of the other classes on this list, it’s best to put the Druid on the back burner.

4. Necromancer

The Necromancer still has a ton going for it, being exceptionally quick at leveling due to Blood Lance and Bone Spear. Additionally, the end-game potential with this class is solid since there have been improvements to Blood and Iron Golems, as well as enhancements to Bone Spirit Aspects in Season of the Construct. That said, they lack the brute force and power that the other classes higher ranked in this list do.

3. Rogue

The Rogue has always been a fan favorite due to its fast-paced playstyle and quick leveling process. This still holds true in Diablo 4 Season 3, where it can quickly turn into a build that deals excellent damage, fast dodging to reduce incoming damage, and great range capabilities. Some Uniques got a change in Season of the Construct, including buffs to Windforce, Skyhunter, and Eaglehorn. One main reason the Rogue isn’t higher on this list is due to the learning curve to master.

2. Sorcerer

Sorcerer is a solid choice in Diablo 4 Season 3 due to the changes made. For example, Lightning Spear Critical Strikes now have the chance to make enemies Vulnerable, improving the overall potency of a build focused on that. Additionally, a new Unique called “Starfall Coronet” improves Meteor by adding an additional charge and dropping three additional meteors. That massive improvement makes Sorcerer one of the best in Season of the Construct if a player focuses on a build surrounding those two abilities.

1. Barbarian

While Barbarians start off slow during the leveling process, they can become an unstoppable build towards the end-game. This was similar to last season and remains true in Season of the Construct. With the improvements to the Charge skill, such as a massive increase in damage, you can demolish anything in your path. Some recommended builds include a focus on Rend and Upheaval, which can turn into, hands down, the best builds and playstyles in the entire game.

That concludes the ranking of all classes in Diablo 4 Season 3. Feel free to check out our guide on all the new aspects and uniques in Season of the Construct to prepare for your seasonal journey!

If you are anything like me, you are having a tough time trying to get Nails. Fortunately, it’s much easier than you think. Here’s how you can get Nails in Enshrouded.

Where to Find Nails in Enshrouded

Players can get Nails in Enshrouded from the Blacksmith, the first survivor you find in the game. To find the Blacksmith, follow the main quest until you unlock the “Find the Sleeping Survivor” quest, marking a waypoint to the Blacksmith’s location. When you reach the location, free him from his captivity chamber to officially add him to your party. You can now add the Blacksmith to your home base using the Summoning Staff.

Once you have the Blacksmith at your home base, you can get Nails by interacting with him and scrolling down to the Resources section. Nails will be available for crafting here, requiring 1 Metal Scrap for every 2 Nails. In the next section, we will explain how to find Metal Scraps in Enshrouded so you can craft as many Nails as you would like.

How to Get Metal Scraps in Enshrouded

Players can get Metal Scraps in Enshrouded by searching abandoned towns and villages found throughout the map. Metal Scraps are commonly found on the ground within these areas, so keep your eyes peeled. Metal scraps can also be acquired by destroying metal objects and furniture.

If you encounter any object that has a metal or iron lock, use your weapon or pickaxe to destroy it to collect Metal Scraps. The stronger your melee weapon, the quicker it will take to destroy the object for resources and materials.

What Are Nails Used for in Enshrouded?

The main purpose of Nails in Enshrouded is to have the ability to craft more advanced items, such as storage chests. Having a Storage Chest in your home base is a game changer, considering your backpack doesn’t have much room and can fill up very quickly. Make sure you fill your Storage Chest with unwanted materials and resources since you’ll never know when you’ll need them in the future.

This guide aims to help you as it will include our suggestions on which skills are worth it in the early game. Read further to learn about the best skills to unlock first in Enshrouded.

What Skills Should You Unlock First in Enshrouded?

Out of all the available options on the Skill Tree that you can reach early in the game, a handful stand out among the others. Below are our five picks of the best early-game skills, giving you an advantage against the cruel world of Enshrouded.

Merciless Attack

Merciless Attack is a skill that can make a huge difference in combat, especially if you have mastered parrying and you play aggressively. As you parry attacks or attack an enemy while they are blocking, you will fill their stun bar, leading them to become overpowered. Merciless Attack allows you to simply press one button when an enemy is overpowered, dealing a devastating blow and draining a health pool instantly.

Cost: 2 Skill Points

Double Jump

Double Jump is like it sounds — it allows you to double jump. Considering exploration is a core part of Enshrouded, having the ability to double jump can make traversing rocks and high-to-reach places much more manageable. You can find this skill under the Survivor section of the Skill Tree, which requires four skill points to unlock, but you should acquire it as soon as possible.

Cost: 4 Skill Points

Blink

The dodge in Enshrouded isn’t the worst, but it can be much better and more efficient. You can improve your dodge by unlocking the Blink skill, which transforms your dodge into teleportation. Once you start using Blink instead of the standard dodge, you’ll find it much easier to avoid getting hit by enemies, and your combat skills will improve tenfold.

Cost: 4 Skill Points

Well Rested

Stamina is everything in Enshrouded, and the Well Rested skill ensures you don’t run out of it as quickly. Well Rested will increase the base duration of the Rested Buff by 5 minutes, meaning you get the benefits of resting for more extended periods. You can even increase the amount of minutes if you improve the Comfort in your home. This means your stamina maximum and regeneration will remain boosted for longer, which is especially helpful in exploration and combat.

Cost: 1 Skill Point

Shiny Plates

I bet Shiny Plates will be a fan favorite in Enshrouded. Applying the Shiny Plates skill will grant you 10% more armor points for all the armor you are wearing, which can increase your defense and reduce incoming damage an incredible amount. 10% is a huge bonus, especially if the armor you are wearing already has a high number. Some enemies in the game are brutal, so increasing your overall armor can make a significant difference in your survival.

Cost: 2 Skill Points

Best Attributes to Level Up First

Outside of skills, you will have the opportunity to invest points into Attribute. Attributes are just as important as skills, as they will increase your base stats, making you a stronger and quicker fighter overall. There are three that you should focus on early in the game, and we have them listed for you below.

• Constitution: Increases Health by 50 per Attribute Point.
• Endurance: Increases Stamina by 10 per Attribute Point
• Strength: Increases Melee damage by 5% per Attribute Point.

Health, Stamina, and Strength are the three most important stats when starting in Enshrouded, so you should focus on upgrading them first. If you want to use magic instead of melee weapons, switch out Strength for Intelligence. Also, remember that if you become unsatisfied with your Enshrouded build, the game has a respec feature!

The quest sounds easier than it is, as you can’t just build a square for his workshop; instead, it needs to be to his liking, and he must approve it. This guide will cover how to build a workshop in Enshrouded.

Building a Workshop for the Blacksmith in Enshrouded

The first step toward building a workshop for the Blacksmith in Enshrouded is to craft a Workbench, which you can do from the Crafting section in the pause menu. A Workbench requires 3 Strings and 8 Wood Logs.

• Strings: Crafted under Resources with 3x Plant Fiber.
• Wood Logs: Easily found on the ground near trees.

Once you craft a Workbench and place it down in your home base, interact with it and craft either Rough Wood Blocks or Rough Stone Blocks (whichever you prefer), and these will act as the foundation for your workshop. You will also need to craft Plant Fiber Roof Block, which will be used to create the workshop’s roof. Lastly, you need to craft a Construction Hammer from the Workbench. Below are the necessary materials for all four:

• Rough Stone Block x100: 2 Stone
• Rough Wood Block x100: 2 Wood
• Plant Fiber Roof Block x100: 5 Plant Fiber
• Construction Hammer: 1 Stone

All the resources required to craft the building materials and Construction Hammer can easily be found on the ground; for example, stones are from rocks on the ground, wood near trees/destroying wooden structures, and plant fiber comes from plants.

Build a Room

When you have prepared all the building materials at the Workbench, it’s time to get to work. Equip your Construction Hammer and enter Build Mode by pressing the corresponding button and start to make a square with a door that will act as a room for the Blacksmith. You can toggle between shapes while in Build Mode, allowing you to make a door easily.

Build a Roof

Once you create the square room with a door, it’s time to make a roof so the Blacksmith is sheltered inside. While in Build Mode with the Construction Hammer, scroll down through all the shapes until you reach the Roof section. Add as many roof pieces as it takes to cover the top completely.

Add Blacksmith to the Workshop

Lastly, you need to put the Blacksmith inside the building to complete the quest “build a workshop for the Blacksmith.” To do so, equip your Summoning Staff and activate it to move the Blacksmith inside the building you just created, similar to how I do in the image attached.

Once you place him inside the workshop, the game will notify you that the quest is complete, and the Blacksmith will be pleased with your efforts. If this doesn’t complete the quest, then it’s likely he isn’t sheltered inside enough, and you need to add more to the building. There should be zero openings on the roof; the only openings allowed are for doors and windows.

Now that you have completed a workshop for the Blacksmith, his inventory will increase, allowing you to create stronger armor and weapons for the Elixir Well.

Where to Find Vault Sigils in Diablo 4

Diablo 4 players can get Vault Sigils in two ways: crafting them at an Occultist with Pearls of Warding or completing Nightmare Vaults and receiving them as a reward.

Pearls of Warding are a new item in Diablo 4 Season of the Construct and can be obtained by completing Arcane Tremors, a new world event added to the game. The good news is that Arcane Tremors are frequent around Sanctuary, and you can find them by opening up your in-game map and locating Voltaic Obelisk icons. These icons become available after receiving your Seneschal companion during the seasonal quest.

Once you have enough Pearls of Warding, you can craft a Vault Sigil at an Occultist. Each Nightmare Vault requires its unique Vault Sigil, so make sure to select the correct one before spending your Pearls of Warding.

What is Zoltun’s Warding in Diablo 4?

Pearls of Warding aren’t just used to create Vault Sigils, though; they can also be used at Zoltun Statues. Offering a Pearls of Warding to a Zoltun’s Statue will stack your character with Zoltun’s Warding, which rewards you with a Wardwoven chest at the end of a Nightmare Vault. Wardwoven Chests are a great way to receive Tuning and Governing Stones for your Seneschal companion.

The higher your stack of Zoltun’s Warding at the end of a Nightmare Vault, the better the reward will be inside the Wardwoven Chest. Keep in mind that every time you are hit by a trap inside the Nightmare Vault, your Zoltun’s Warding will deplete more, so it’s wise to navigate through the Vaults carefully.

How to Make Your Seneschal Companion Stronger in Diablo 4

The first thing you need to know about upgrading the Seneschal companion in Diablo 4 is that it scales with your character. In other words, the higher the level of your seasonal character, the more effective your companion will be.

Additionally, players can upgrade the Seneschal companion by finding different types of stones around the map. Two key stones will decide how well your companion performs in combat. First are Governing Stones, which will determine the type of attack your Seneschal can perform. Meanwhile, Tuning Stones will augment those skills and provide greater utility.

Players can equip two Governing Stones and six Tuning Stones to optimize the build of the Seneschal companion. This adds a lot of flexibility for mixing and matching and creating a unique moveset, especially considering 12 Governing Stones and 27 Tuning Stones are available.

Related: How to Fix Diablo 4 Progress Not Carrying Over to Seasonal Realm

How to Get Tuning and Governing Stones in Diablo 4

Players can get Tuning and Governing Stones in a few ways during Diablo 4 Season of the Construct. First, players can obtain Tuning Stones by completing Vaults, where each Vault will reward the player with one Tuning Stone upon completion. Tuning Stones can also be found within Wardwoven Chests, which can be found within various levels of Diablo 4. Governing Stones can also be found in Wardwoven Chests.

Additionally, players will fight against enemy Constructs while exploring Vaults, which have the chance of dropping a Shattered Stone. Shattered Stones can then be crafted into a Tuning Stone or Governing Stone at any Jeweler across Sanctuary.

Diablo 4 Season 3, Season of the Construct, brings a total of seven new Aspects and six new Uniques for players to collect, each including powerful buffs. We’ve run through all of them down below so you know what you’re looking out for.

All New Uniques and Aspects in Diablo 4 Season of Construct

No matter which class you plan on playing during Diablo 4 Season 3, you can acquire a new, unique aspect. Use the table of contents below to jump around this guide to your preferred class.

• All Classes
• Barbarian
• Druid
• Necromancer
• Rogue
• Sorcerer

New Uniques and Aspects for All Classes

The following Uniques and Aspects can be equipped by any class in Diablo 4, focusing on increasing the effectiveness of your character’s basic skills and armor.

Paingorger’s Gauntlets (Unique Gloves)

• Damaging enemies with a cost Non-Basic Skill marks them for 3 seconds. When a Basic Skill first hits a marked enemy, the Basic Skill’s damage is echoed to all marked enemies, dealing 100-200% [X] increased damage.

Aspect of Adaptability – Utility

• When cast below 50% Maximum Resource, Basic Skills generate 3 of your Primary Resources, once per cast.
• When cast at or above 50% Maximum Resource, Basic Skills deal 40-80% increased damage.

Juggernaut’s Aspect – Defensive

• Gain 0.75-1.25 Armor, but your Evade has 100% increased Cooldown.

New Unique and Aspects for Barbarian Class

The new Unique for Barbarian, Ring of Ravenous, focuses on increasing Rend’s Duration. This particularly excites me as I felt that skill was too short by default. The new Unique also applies Rend’s Bleed when using Brawling Skills. As for the Aspect, Sundered Ground will increase the damage output of Upheaval.

Ring of the Ravenous

• Rend’s duration is increased by 2.0-4.0 seconds. Damaging enemies with Brawling Skills applies 2 stacks of Rend’s Bleed. This effect can only occur once every 4 seconds per enemy.

Aspect of Sundered Ground – Offensive

• Every 25 seconds, Upheaval is guaranteed to Overpower and deals 10-20% increased damage. This timer is reduced by 4 seconds when Upheaval Overpowers a Boss or an Elite enemy.

New Uniques and Aspects for the Druid Class

If you are a Druid fan, you’ll love the new Unsung Ascetic’s Wraps Unique and Virulent Aspect. The former improves Lightning Storm by granting it one additional strike and increasing damage. Meanwhile, Virulent Aspect will reduce the cooldown of Rabies so that you can change into a werewolf more frequently.

Unsung Ascetic’s Wraps

• Lightning Storm gains 1 additional strike each time it grows. Lightning Storm Critical Strikes cause lightning to strike twice, dealing 10-20% increased damage.

Virulent Aspect – Utility

• When Rabies infects an enemy, reduce its cooldown by 0.3-0.6 seconds. This cooldown reduction is tripled when infecting Elites.

New Uniques and Aspects for the Necromancer Class

The Necromancer gets two new additions: Mutilator Plate Unique and Shattered Spirit’s Aspect. Mutilator Plate can heal you when using Blood Lance, with a chance to form a Blood Orb. Shattered Spirit’s Aspect is a standout, allowing you to launch 18 Bone Splitters in all directions!

Mutilator Plate

• You are Blood Lanced, and when Blood Lance would deal damage to you it instead Fortifies you for 1-2% of your Maximum Life and has a 5% chance to form a Blood Orb. Blood Lance deals 10-20%[x] increased damage.

Shattered Spirit’s Aspect – Offensive

• Casting Bone Spirit also launches 18 Bone Splinters in all directions, dealing 200-400%[x] increased damage and generating 6 Essence per enemy hit.

New Uniques and Aspects for the Rogue Class

The Rogue gets solid additions in Diablo 4 Season 3. The Beastfall Boots increases the damage to your core skill after casting an Ultimate. Resistant Assailant’s Aspect focuses on Concealment, ultimately granting resistance to elements and reducing the skills’ cooldown.

Beastfall Boots

• When you cast an Ultimate skill, your next Core skill consumes all of your energy and deals 0.5-1.5% increased damage per Energy consumed. Using a Cooldown restores 5 energy.

Resistant Assailant’s Aspect – Defensive

• Breaking Concealment grants +10% Resistance and Maximum Resist to all elements for 4 seconds. Killing an Elite enemy reduces Concealment’s cooldown by 6-10 seconds.

New Uniques and Aspects for the Sorcerer Class

Last but not least, we have the new Uniques and Aspects for the Sorcerer class in Diablo 4 Season 3. To start, Starfall Coronet is a Unique that increases the number of charges a Meteor has (from 1 to 2) while also dropping additional meteors. Players can expect the new aspect, shredding blades, to enhance ice blades by increasing their chances of applying vulnerability.

Starfall Coronet

• Meteor now has 2 charges and an 11-6 second Charge Cooldown instead of a Mana cost and drops 3 additional meteors around the target. Meteor’s Enchantment effect and Enhanced Meteor drop 1 additional meteor.

Aspect of Shredding Blades – Offensive

• Ice Blades’ chance to apply Vulnerable is increased by 20%[+] and the Vulnerable duration is increased by 4 seconds. You gain 15-25%[x] Vulnerable Damage.

That’s all there is to know about new Uniques and Aspects in Diablo 4 Season 3! Feel free to check out other new content in Season of the Construct by heading to the official Blizzard website.

No worries, we will walk you through how you can get your hands on this resource. Here’s where you can find Sulfur in Palworld.

Sulfur Locations in Palworld

Sulfur can be found in various locations of Palworld, but two have the highest amount. You will have the best luck finding Sulfur in Dungeons during the early game and in the desert region as you progress into the midgame.

Find Sulfur in Dungeons

The best way to get Sulfur in the early game is by heading into dungeons and looking for the yellowish rock. Dungeons are easy to spot when exploring, usually being a large hole in the mountainside or hillside, and they have the potential to have Sulfur inside. Make sure to bring a pickaxe as you venture into the dungeon so you can successfully mine Sulfur.

More often than not, you will find at least one or two nodes of Sulfur to mine within a dungeon. If you happen to stumble upon a dungeon with zero Sulfur inside, don’t fret; go ahead and find another dungeon, and you’ll likely find one. Of the five dungeons I explored, three contained a Sulfur node.

Find Sulfur in the Desert Region

As you progress further through the world of Palworld, you’ll start to uncover more regions. The desert region northwest of the map has its fair share of Sulfur for your crafting needs, arguably the most out of any area in the game. The color of the rock can sometimes blend into the colors of the region, so keep your eyes peeled so you don’t miss them. This is a mid-game area, so only come here when you have leveled up a good amount.

I recommend you be at least level 15 before entering the desert, considering all enemies are around level 17. If you decide to enter the desert before that recommended level, ensure you are prepared with your strongest Pals.

What Does Sulfur Do in Palworld?

Sulfur is one of the game’s best and most valuable resources, as it is used to create gunpowder. Gunpowder is then used to make ammunition, which is the primary way to deal damage to enemies you encounter and the game’s tough bosses.

Sulfur isn’t the only resource you will need to craft gunpowder; you will also need to find coal. The official recipe for one gunpowder is 2 Charcoal and 1 Sulfur. You can craft it by interacting with a high-quality workbench and selecting the necessary ingredients.

What Should You Do First in Palworld?

I was very stressed when I started in Palworld, but I became more comfortable once I understood how the game works. Below, you’ll find the best things to do first in Palworld to give you a good starting point.

Create a Base

When you first boot up Palworld, you will begin at the Plateau of Beginnings area. Since this game boils down to survival, the first thing you should do is create a base, which you can do at the starting location (or anywhere you like).

First, interact with the fast-travel tower to easily reach this location later on, and then build a Pal Box and a Primitive Workbench. The former is for establishing a base and storing Pals, while the latter will allow you to produce early-game items that help with survival.

Players can create a Pal Box by collecting 1 Paldium Fragment, 8 Wood, and 3 Stone. Meanwhile, a Primitive Workbench only requires 2 pieces of Wood. You can find all these materials on the ground in the surrounding area, so take some time to look around and gather them all.

Catch Pals

Once you have established a base, it’s time to start catching Pals. To begin catching Pals, you must first create a Pal Sphere from the Primitive Workbench you built at your home base. The necessary materials for a Pal Sphere are 1 Paldium Fragment, 3 Wood, and 3 Stone. These materials are easily found on the ground in any area on the map. 

After you have collected the materials for a Pal Sphere and have created one at the Primitive Workbench:

1. Find yourself a Pal by exploring the area nearby.
2. Once you find a Pal, deal some damage to it by hitting the Pal with your fist until you see its health bar is below 50%.
3. Throw your Pal Sphere at it, hopefully catching it and adding it to your Pal Deck.

Continue catching as many Pals as you would like for now and different species of Pals until you are ready to go onto the next step in this beginner’s guide.

Explore the Map of Palworld

When you start to get the hang of things, it’s time to begin exploring the map of Palworld. As you progress further into the map, you will find fast-travel towers that will make your adventure more manageable and allow you to bounce between locations. Fast-travel towers are easy to spot as they are large and have an orange glow around them.

As you continue exploring the map of Palworld, make sure you pick up as many materials and items as possible. This includes Stone, Wood, Paldium Fragments, etc., for building purposes and food such as berries and other ingredients. It’s always smart to pick up materials as you explore instead of waiting because you’ll never know which situation you’ll find yourself in due to the survival nature of the game.

You should explore as much as possible when starting Palworld, as it will open opportunities to find better resources for expanding your base and upgrading your Technology tree. This brings me to my next point.

Level Up Technology Tree

The Technology tree is the bread and butter for everything in Palworld. It gives you access to structures that can expand your base, care for your Pals, and even keep you warm and cozy for survival. You won’t have everything unlocked at first, though, which is why it is essential to start leveling up Technology as soon as possible.

There are a few ways to level up the Technology tree in Palworld. First, you can level up your character by catching Pals and winning fights against other Pals. You can also upgrade the Technology tree by collecting resources and finding Great Eagle fast-travel towers.

Tip: After catching a certain Pal 10 times, you get a massive bonus in XP for leveling the Technology Tree.

Expand Your Base

Now that you have unlocked Technology in the Technology Tree, it’s time to expand your base. While your base will get more complex the longer you play, a good starting point is to unlock the Campfire, Wooden Chest, Repair Bench, and Wooden Structure set. You can find out what these do in the bullet list below.

• Campfire: Keeps you warm and allows you to cook food.
• Wooden Chest: Allows you to store materials.
• Repair Bench: Repair weapons and tools.
• Wooden Structure Set: Used for building a house and other buildings.

This will give you a solid foundation at the start of your adventure in Palworld, and you can expand upon this as you progress further into the Technology Tree and collect more materials. Eventually, your base will become massive, and you will have a whole village of Pals to care for!

Follow the In-Game Tutorial

When you first start Palworld, you will notice a tutorial box on the upper right side of the screen. This should not be overlooked as it walks you through how Palworld is meant to be played and gives you a good foundation for your entire adventure.

Start from the top of the tutorial and complete the tasks until all of them are completed. Once you have completed the tutorial, the tutorial box will disappear, and you will have gathered much knowledge of Palworld, making you a better player overall.

Find Lifmunk Effigies

While not necessary right away, it’s something that can make your journey in Palworld much easier. Lifmunk Effigies are small structures with a green glow scattered across the Palworld map. They will increase your catch rate when collecting Pals, improving your chances of growing your Pal Deck collection.

The best places to find them, in my experience, are by stone structures, castles, near rivers, and inside forests. You will discover that Lifmunk Effigies make catching Pals much more accessible, improving the overall experience.

That’s all you need to know to start your adventure in Palworld! As you continue your journey, you’ll naturally learn more advanced tips, such as how to care for your Pals, defeat tough bosses, and more. We hope this guide has helped you feel more comfortable starting in the game, and we hope you enjoy!

We have you covered in this guide, which will show where you can catch Vixy in Palworld to add it to your Pal Deck!

Vixy Location in Palworld

Palworld players can find Vixy wandering around the southern part of the map, west of the Tower of Rayne Syndicate. You’ll discover Vixy’s location within the red border in the attached image, so explore this area thoroughly until you find the little creature running about.

How to Catch Vixy in Palworld

Catching Vixy is relatively easy, but it will usually take a couple of tries to catch it successfully. Make sure you come to the area prepared with a handful of Pal Spheres in case you fail on the first or second attempt.

Additionally, it’s essential that you deal damage to Vixy before you throw a Pal Sphere at it to catch it. Weakening Pals will significantly increase your chances of success — just make sure you don’t deal too much damage to Vixy since it has a small health pool and can be knocked out quickly. I recommend having a weaker Pal with you to attack Vixy, such as Chikipi, who can slowly chip away at its health and reduce the chance of knocking it out.

Vixy Spawn Times in Palworld

The good news is that Vixy doesn’t have a specific time of day when it spawns in the area. Instead, Vixy can be found at any time of the day, allowing you to make the trip to the area mentioned whenever you please. With that said, I recommend trying to catch Vixy during the day since it’s much easier to spot when it’s bright out.

Vixy Skills, Work, and Drops

Below is some key information you need to know about Vixy in Palworld!

• Paldeck Number: 014
• Element: Neutral
• Partner Skill: Dig Here!
• Work Suitability: Gathering Lv1, Farming Lv1
• Drops: Leather and Bone

The Dig Here! Skill is fantastic as it will cause Vixy to dig up hidden items, which can sometimes reward you with an item you’ve been looking for or one crucial for your base. Like other Pals in Palworld, you can put Vixy to work for both Gathering and Farming.

Port forwarding shouldn’t take too long and requires little effort. Use this guide to port forward Palworld to more stable servers.

Port Forwarding Palworld

First, we will discuss the steps to Port Forward Palworld, and in the next section, we will walk through all the steps. To port Forward Palworld:

1. Open the Command Center.
2. Type “ipconfig” to find your IP address next to Default Gateway.
3. Copy and paste the IP address number into the search bar.
4. Log into your Router with your username and password.
5. Select the Port Forwarding option under settings.
6. Switch the name of your Port Forward service to TCP/UDP.
7. Enter the correct TCP/UDP Palworld numbers into the Original or Starting Port associated with the system you’re playing on (numbers in the next section).
8. Input your IP address into the IP Address section.
9. Enter 8211 under Finishing Port.
10. Set the Port Forward rule to the Router and save.

Now that you know all the steps, we will walk you through them in the next section. You will also find the TCP and UDP numbers for the system you currently play Palworld on.

How to Port Forward Palworld

To port forward Palworld, you will need some essential information. Be prepared to figure out the following information: your router IP address and router login information.

You can find the latter quickly by using the Windows key to open the Command Center. Once you open the Command Center, manually type in “ipconfig” and press enter, which will bring up the Wireless LAN Adapter. Here, you can find the necessary IP address mentioned (next to Default Gateway).

Copy and paste the IP address number into your search bar and log into your router with a password and username, which will bring you to your Router settings. Select the Port Forwarding option available in settings and switch the name of your Port Forward service (sometimes called service type and protocol) to TCP/UDP.

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The following information you input depends on the system you’re currently playing Palworld on. Under Original Port or Starting Port, input the information below corresponding with the system on which you’re playing the game.

Steam

• TCP: 27015, 27036
• UDP: 27015, 27031-27036

Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S

• TCP: 3074
• UDP: 88, 500, 3074, 3544, 4500

After you enter the correct numbers into the Original or Starting Port section, input your IP address under the IP Address section. Next, for “Finishing or Forward Port,” enter 8211. This number comes from the Palworld website, which you can check out by clicking here.

Lastly, set the schedule to Always, add the Port Forward rule to the router, and press save if you want Palworld to use Port Forwarding constantly.

That’s all there is to it! Now, when you load into Palworld, you can share an invite code with friends to join a server related to your IP Address.

In this guide, we have everything you need to know about Lifmunk Effigies in Palworld, including how to find them, what they look like, and how to use them!

Where to Find Lifmunk Effigies to Increase Player Stats in Palworld

Palworld Lifmunk Effigies are small structures resembling a pedestal with a green glow on top of them. Players can get Lifmunk Effigies from various locations on the Palworld map. From personal experience, Lifmunk Effigies reside near castles, forests, bodies of water (ponds/rivers) and stone structures.

In other words, getting Lifmunk Effigies in Palworld boils down to exploring everywhere and looking out for the green glow they have on top of them. The good news is that the green glow on top of Lifmunk Effigies is very bright and easy to spot from a distance.

All Lifmunk Effigies Locations in Palworld

Below you will find all Lifmunk Effigies in Palworld, each section separated by region. Using this, you’ll increase your catch stat quickly so you are able to collect even the toughest Pals found in the game world.

• Desert
• Volcano
• Marsh Island
• Verdant Brook
• Windswept Hills
• Snow Tundra

All Lifmunk Effigies in the Desert Region

The desert region has its fair share of Lifmunk Effigies, but less compared to the forest areas of the game.

All Lifmunk Effigies in the Volcano Region

In the volcano region of Palworld, you will find the majority of Lifmunk Effigies near each other in the southern area.

All Lifmunk Effigies in Marsh Island Central Region

The central section of the map has the majority of Lifmunk Effigies of the game. It makes sense, considering it is also the largest and most open area available.

All Lifmunk Effigies in Verdant Brook Region

Finding Lifmunk Effigies in Verdant Brook can be challenging due to how hilly it is, but hopefully this map makes it more manageable.

All Lifmunk Effigies in Windswept Hills Region

Windswept Hills are where the Plateau of Beginnings is located and where the game begins, so you will likely find these early on if you search thoroughly enough.

All Lifmunk Effigies in the Snow Tundra Region

The Snow region of Palworld has the smallest amount of Lifmunk Effigies, with zero to the north.

Once you find a Lifmunk Effigie, go up to it and interact with the green glow to officially claim it. You have now officially collected a Lifmunk Effigie in Palworld.

How to Use Lifmunk Effigies in Palworld

Using a Lifmunk Effigie in Palworld is straightforward; all you need to do is build a Statue of Power from the Level 6 Technology tree. Building a Statue of Power will cost you 20x Stone and 10x Paldium Fragments.

Once you build a Statue of Power, interact with it to use your Lifmunk Effigie. This will instantly boost your catch stat, increasing your chances of catching tougher Pals and even allowing you to catch Pals without doing a ton of damage to them first.

Every Equipment Item and How to Use Them in Lethal Company

Lethal Company arms you with specialized pieces designed to help you navigate the levels, kill enemies, and improve your ship. Some items are useless, so we’ve made a separate section for them in this guide. Without further ado, here are all the equipment items in the game.

Table of Contents

• All Equipment
• Ship Equipment
• Miscellaneous Equipment

Equipment in Lethal Company

In this section, you will find all the “helpful” equipment in Lethal Company and how to use them. You must purchase most items here from the Terminal Store, so keep your eyes peeled for bundles of credits. Make sure to equip your hot bar with the items to use them.

Ship Equipment in Lethal Company

You can also get some equipment pieces for your ship besides standard equipment. So far, there are two ship equipment items in Lethal Company: The Loud Horn and Teleporter. Below, you can find what they do and how to use them.

Loud Horn

Players can get the Loud Horn from the Store menu inside the Terminal for 150 credits. When you purchase the Loud Horn, you can use it by holding the Loud Horn Rope inside your ship. This will cause the horn to make a noise and lure all nearby enemies and creatures to the front of the ship.

Teleporter

Players can purchase the Teleporter from the Store in the Terminal for 400 credits. When you want to use the Teleporter, all you need to do is press the button next to the Ship controls of your ship. Doing so will teleport you from the abandoned facility, acting as a fast-travel item.

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Miscellaneous Equipment in Lethal Company

While playing Lethal Company, you will come across items that are not very useful, whether an old phone or a toy robot. Some items can be dangerous, so you should collect them as salvage instead of adding them to your permanent inventory. These items don’t serve a purpose and are “miscellaneous.” Check them all out in the grid below.

That’s all there is to know about all the equipment in Lethal Company. For more about the horror game, check out our bestiary guide! It details all monsters and their locations in Lethal Company, preparing you more for your adventure.

To counter this, you need to recover the Pal’s Sanity. Read on to learn how to restore Pals Sanity in Palworld!

Best Ways to Recover Pal’s Sanity in Palworld

Players can recover Pals Sanity (otherwise known as SAN) in Palworld in a few ways:

• With a Pal Box
• By Feeding Them
• With the Hot Springs.

We have all the methods laid out for you below.

Recover Pal’s Sanity With a Pal Box

The first and easiest way to restore a Pal’s Sanity is to return them to your Pal Box, allowing them to rest and regain their energy. After the Pal rests in the Pal Box for a certain amount of time, its Sanity will be restored back to maximum. The only downfall of this method is that the Pal won’t be able to continue work on your base while it’s inside the Pal Box.

Recover Pal’s Sanity By Feeding Them

If you don’t want to return a Pal to the Pal Box, you can restore a Pal’s Sanity by feeding it food. Not all food will restore the Pal’s Sanity, but plenty of options do. For example, Baked Berries have this effect. Make sure to check the effect of the food by hovering over the food icon in your inventory.

You can add Feed Boxes to your base to ensure your Pals are well-fed and eat to keep their Sanity up. Feed Boxes are unlocked at level 4 in the Technology Tree and require 20x Wood to be successfully built. When you have Feed Boxes and you fill them with food, your Pals will eat when they’re hungry, making it so you don’t have to manually feed them all the time.

Recover Pal’s Sanity With Hot Springs

Another way to restore your Pals’s Sanity in Palworld is to build Hot Springs for them to relax. Hot Springs become available at level 9 in the Technology Tree and require the following materials:

• 30x Wood
• 15x Stone
• 10x Pal Fluids
• 10x Paldium Fragment

Whenever your Pal starts to become low in Sanity, they will take themself over to the Hot Spring for a relaxing break. This will restore the Pal’s Sanity. If your Pal ever refuses to work, you can also assign them to the Hot Springs manually.

Don’t worry too much, as there is a fix to this annoying error. Here is how you can fix the black screen error in Palworld.

Palworld Black Screen Error Fix on Steam

While the black screen error in Palworld is very unfortunate, the good news is that Pocketpair has acknowledged the issues and clarified that it’s working on a permanent fix. While we wait for the permanent fix to come to light, you should try the temporary fix in this guide.

To fix the black screen error in Palworld on Steam, you must open the game as an administrator. This fix comes from one of the developers on the official Palworld Discord, so we know it is legit. Follow the steps we have laid out for you below to do so.

1. Go to Palworld’s install folder and locate the launcher.
2. Right-click on the Palworld launcher and select Properties.
3. Select the Compatibility tab option.
4. Check the boxes for “Disable Full Screen optimizations” and “Run as administrator.”
5. Save the settings and close.
6. Restart the game and relaunch Palworld.

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Palworld Black Screen Error Fix on PC Xbox Game Pass

If you are playing Palworld on Xbox Game Pass for PC, there is a similar fix for the black screen error — you must run the game as an administrator. Follow the steps below to do so.

1. Select the three dots on the Palworld app and select manage.
2. Select the Files tab.
3. Click on Browse.
4. Select Palworld and then Content.
5. Right-click on Palworld’s launcher called “gamelaunchhelper.”
6. Follow the steps mentioned in the Steam section of this guide.

Following the above steps correctly will launch Palworld as an administrator, bypassing the black screen error. You won’t have to repeat the steps if you have saved the settings correctly. Instead, every time you launch the game, you will do so as an administrator. This is the best way to fix the black screen error in Palworld until the developers release an official fix for the issue.