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@@jakubcoufal4544 Barley Wine cancels its weakness. If you are curious, watch the full video. I cover the armors against all ashlands mobs.

@@lewishunt5272 I just had it listed in the text. Heavy helmet, Root chest, and mage pants. Use the best mage pants and heavy helm that you can.

@@Mattyamungu Yeah they did a great job at making it

Glad we agree that you probably don't need the feather cape in the Ashlands. The Ashen cape however, is literally a stat stick of relevant combat stats in a combat oriented biome. You are totally right that there is not a better cape for kiting (in the direction of the wind) than the Asksvin. The Ashen cape will just offer me the ability to eliminate more enemies quicker. It just fits more playstyles and weapons. If kiting is your primary playstyle, then I can see how it would be very good.

Barley Wine cancels out the fire weakness of the root armor, and you probably want Barley wine in a lava based biome.

@@t0ssacoin408 yeah i do but i really dont see the point of root armor here

@@pavlestojanovic9631 root armor halves pierce damage. Pierce is a common enough damage type. The Morgen literally only does pierce damage for example.

@@t0ssacoin408 still not worth for its armor value

@@pavlestojanovic9631 ruclips.net/video/5s-2O3AVYss/видео.html&ab_channel=T0ssACoin Compares 3 different setups of armor. I guess it depends on what you end up fighting most of the time, and what gives you the most trouble.

@@fungjungkung The pvp server I played in this regularly hosts still. They are called Arena World. I made a whole video on it if you are interested further.

@@t0ssacoin408 I will definitely check that out

@@igrvks lol, they just need to make better items

@@yogetupibe those lines were some of my favorite parts of making this video lol

@@vitorsalles5919 lol sorry bout that

@@turboimport95 Honestly, if you could stagger them off one parry it wouldnt even feel that bad.

@@t0ssacoin408 problem also is, there are usually 2 of these guys at a time.. hard to block rear attacks from guys with 20ft reach, that attacks multiple times.. you would have to be realistically 10x levels higher then them to get a decent fight..it the devs removed these guys from the game, it would be so much better.

@@moonflowerpalace3872 Unupgraded iron mace handles the golems just fine. Or you could just walk away because they are super slow. I prefer to use the iron on the huntsman bow. Porcupine is good for everything but excellent at nothing. Hence why I gave the atgeir the honorable mention for handling the lox. It also is really useful for wheat and barley farming.

@@trevorchrisensen9228 I use it regularly without issue. I only recommend stuff If I have used it. Barley wine fixes the fire weakness, and you should have barley wine in the Ashlands anyways.

@@trevorchrisensen9228 A fire spout? Like the stuff that pops out the lava?

@@OMIEntertainment I hate them with all my soul

@@racszgamer1355 Just replied to your other comment with the food you should eat

@@t0ssacoin408 Alright thanks!

@@racszgamer1355 Both work just fine. Food is always what you can produce easiest that is still good. Usually for hybrid I use a seeker aspic, honey glazed chicken, and a salad.

@@t0ssacoin408 I went with two eitr food and one health food because I tried something similar to what you said but my eitr is a little low for me so that's why I have two eitr food and It works pretty well for me, tho I don't have much stamina but oh well. For armor, I went with fenris hood, root harnesk, and eitr-weave trousers. I used the fenris hood because It gives me speed and the harnesk for the seekers, but I'm weak to fire but not really a problem for me. I'm not sure if that's a good armor set but what can I change to make it better or maybe it's already good. I appreciate you taking the time to help me.

@@racszgamer1355 I would honestly swap the fenris hood for a carpace helm for more armor, or to the eitr weave hood for more regen. If you end up using the the staff of protection, swap your health food to a stamina food. Also, since you have a root chest (best armor piece for mistlands) make sure you have barley wine to deal with fire.

@@t0ssacoin408 I might just change the fenris hood to the eitr weave hood for the regen. I do use the staff of protection so I'll replace my health food into stamina food. I already have alot of barley wine so I'm good. Anyways, thanks alot for helping me!

@@racszgamer1355 Anytime!

@@chinoborrego4828 Im not much of a mage player myself, but that sounds like a great strat.

Agreed, magic is great in Ashlands.

@@admiralspandy Definitely shines more in Ashlands than the Mistlands I feel like

@@t0ssacoin408 definitely, especially the staff of frost. Embers was always pretty good, but in the ashlands frost became excellent.

@@joelhietaranta7186 Thanks! Yeah Frostner is always a solid choice. The only issue I have with is, is later I want to kill monsters quickly, but it has hella knockback, so I have to chase my kills.

@@Silthanas I tried keeping my suggestions consistent with a weapon tree. My honorable mentions were for if someone wanted to branch out from the normal 3, then it would still be a good choice. The electric enchanted weapons are stronger than Mistwalker when it comes to raw dps, which I like for handling the mob spam in the Ashlands.

Appreciate it, these videos take way longer than I always expect lol

Glad I could help!

I could definitely see it sharing the top spot with stagbreaker, however stagbreaker knockback has helped me cheese my way through too many dungeons to not give it a number 1 spot. Powerleveling bow on Bonemass does make using bows crazy lol

@@itranscendencei7964 Probably the best staff in the biome

glad you enjoyed it!

They should have a patch coming soon that does that. It is currently in the player test beta.

Appreciate it!

Heck of a drinking game. Rest the liver. Drink some water lol.

@@t0ssacoin408 Just getting back into Valheim again (Been on D4 recently) so getting used to it all (again!) - Video's like yours helps a lot! Thanks.

@@tonyosborne666 No problem. Glad they could help!

Nope, no filters to boost my voice. Are you referring to the narration of the video?

@@t0ssacoin408 OK I dl'd and looked at the waveform, not that much different, it just sounds louder, doesn't seem you have tho. I compared your videos to others and it looks like you haven't done anything with gains etc, no worries! I reacted as there are some mentally-ill (often british) people that slow down their voices and/or run a filter to make all their audio louder, like why? somehow your video gave me an overly processed vibe / louder vibe. Feels like it's spread out over more freq idk. youtube is weird!

@@removechan10298 I believe I was using a cheaper microphone at this point. Maybe that could contribute to it. I'm always stressin over how my audio sounds.

Never even thought of trying to get it prior to eikthyr. That is insane lol.

@@t0ssacoin408 Hehe, I blame all the handy tips from youtube 😉. Once I learned how to dodge a troll and have him mine ore for me, Eikthyr stopped being a priority, because all you really need to progress is the pickaxe. Definitely not a universal advice though. It has a deadly learning curve 😅

@@msmichellewinchester Sometimes I forget how clever people have gotten at advancing past a biome without completing it. Trolls are usually my arch nemesis till I get a bronze buckler.

@@t0ssacoin408 I tend to have a problem forgetting I can parry them later in the game, because I spend such a long time dodging. I honestly don't tend to skip a lot (not a fan of glitches and without them you can't really progress through swamp unless you killed the Elder anyway). The next boss I usually wait on while also going into the next biome is Moder, but that's because I tend to have weird "luck" for seeds that have their good mountains surrounded by plains 😆

@@msmichellewinchester I think the plains are easier to enter from the swamp rather than the mountains. I never see the wolves coming, and it takes me a while to get used to the timing on their attack. Deathsquitoes are easy enough to dodge and then you have time to shoot them with your bow. Plains over mountains any day.

The Morgen does all pierce damage. The root chest armor resists that damage type.

I would have never guessed

Glad I could help! Very true about the honey. I usually keep about 9 hives myself.

I appreciate it!

They are insane, but very hard mode just feels unfair sometimes.

I think it is actually a pretty balanced game. The game is meant to be played with multiple weapon types. I'm going to be making an updated version of this video that will do a better job of showing this. One weapon per biome is oversimplified.

That's why they are the fave!

You need the whole set for the fire resist. This vid is kind of old and out of date. I have newer ones that cover the same stuff. You take fenris legs for the movment speed bonus. Root chest almost always. Lastly, whatever is the strongest helmet you can wear. That is basically best in slot till the Ashlands.

Good point, the fire portion of their attack does a sizeable amount of damage to root and the feather cape.

Lol, this is just how mine is. I get them in waves it feels like.

Root Harnesk, Carapace helm, and Fenris greaves. The helmet and pants change based upon what you have available to you. The Root chest piece is constant though.

@@t0ssacoin408 Thanks, will try this soon!

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Gotta make the titles semi clickbaity, it is tough out here to get views

We were exploring different mists, hence the moder. The wolf jerky is just because it is easy to make a ton of and not terrible. The seeker would have damaged through the block no matter what the food. With Krom, I'm pretty sure you need 3 high tier health foods to block the attack and not get staggered. Still take big damage doe.

@@t0ssacoin408 Depends on your block skill, if your much under 60, there's not enough hp food in the game to get you to parry a 2 star claw attack

@@waynerackley Just tested it. 100 Block, Full Flametal with Ash Cape maxed, Maxxed Krom and 285 hp (3 quality health foods). I could parry the 2 star seeker, but still lost health about 4-6. Stagger bar got pretty full from one hit. Next I did it the same block and krom, maxxed Carapace and feather cape, with 211hp (2 quality health foods and 1 stam). I could just barely parry the 2 star seeker (stagger bar was just about full). The seeker did manage to stagger me a few times but not many. If I would have tried to parry a second attack in succession I would have definitely been staggered. I was of course still losing health on parry. Roughly 10hp. Conclusion, 2 star seekers are insane. Krom just doesnt have the block armor to stop damage from coming through even with 100 block. Rip to anybody with a subpar block and gear. (especially since I feel like block takes forever to level)

@@t0ssacoin408 I'd be curious if you repeat the test and ate the same foods but with 0 block and bonemass activated?

@@symeonnoemys6838 My guess would be that the parry gets broken and you get staggered, and you take somewhere in the ballpark of 20-50 damage depending on the attack. Just my guess though.

Goodluck in the Ashlands. I dont want to spoil too much, but unluckily there is not a new dagger in that biome.