The queen bee is the material needed to make a beehive, so if you deconstruct the one you placed inside your home you will get the queen back and can build the hive again (you can still put it on the wall of your house - as long as it's outside and away from your fire. I agree you need a bigger base, the tiny starter home is great for the first few nights, but you are going to need quite a bit of storage, as you can see there is a lot of materials you gather in Valheim. Craft the Hoe, this will allow you to manipulate the terrain, it let's you flatten/raise ground and helps when making a base. Storage boxes don't stack, to get round this you can add the small floor piece (1 x 1) above a chest, the game recognises this as another floor and will let you place another chest on it. Yes you should try to have 3 meals going at all times, different foods give you different options shown as 'fork' icons on the food item. Red Fork = focus on health, Yellow Fork = focus on stamina, White Fork = a more balanced meal of both health and stam. Enemies in Valheim are susceptible to different types of damage like pierce/slash/blunt/spirit etc, so even though you are not using the club now, it's worth getting your skill up with that as well as the spear - the skeletons you ran into are susceptible to blunt damage. So try to look out for the damage numbers, if they show white or grey the enemy is not susceptible to the damage you are inflicting, they still take damage, but if you are using the correct weapon, the damage numbers will show up in yellow - meaning you do higher damage with the weapon used. I am trying to give tips without any spoilers as I don't want to spoil the exploration/discovery parts of the game for you, so I will give tips on questions you ask, or on enemies you encounter. I look forward to your next episode :)
Wow, thank you so much! I will likely be fighting Eikthyr and starting to build a larger base in the next episode, so thank you so much for the chest and hoe tips! I really thought the hoe was just for farming so I didn't even look at it. I really thought the forks were for how good the food is, but that makes so much more sense lol. And thank you for the damage tip! That makes logical sense, especially for the skeletons, so I appreciate that! Thank you again for answering all my questions while also allowing me to learn and discover the game for myself! I really appreciate all that effort and time!
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The queen bee is the material needed to make a beehive, so if you deconstruct the one you placed inside your home you will get the queen back and can build the hive again (you can still put it on the wall of your house - as long as it's outside and away from your fire.
I agree you need a bigger base, the tiny starter home is great for the first few nights, but you are going to need quite a bit of storage, as you can see there is a lot of materials you gather in Valheim. Craft the Hoe, this will allow you to manipulate the terrain, it let's you flatten/raise ground and helps when making a base. Storage boxes don't stack, to get round this you can add the small floor piece (1 x 1) above a chest, the game recognises this as another floor and will let you place another chest on it.
Yes you should try to have 3 meals going at all times, different foods give you different options shown as 'fork' icons on the food item. Red Fork = focus on health, Yellow Fork = focus on stamina,
White Fork = a more balanced meal of both health and stam.
Enemies in Valheim are susceptible to different types of damage like pierce/slash/blunt/spirit etc, so even though you are not using the club now, it's worth getting your skill up with that as well as the spear - the skeletons you ran into are susceptible to blunt damage. So try to look out for the damage numbers, if they show white or grey the enemy is not susceptible to the damage you are inflicting, they still take damage, but if you are using the correct weapon, the damage numbers will show up in yellow - meaning you do higher damage with the weapon used.
I am trying to give tips without any spoilers as I don't want to spoil the exploration/discovery parts of the game for you, so I will give tips on questions you ask, or on enemies you encounter. I look forward to your next episode :)
Wow, thank you so much! I will likely be fighting Eikthyr and starting to build a larger base in the next episode, so thank you so much for the chest and hoe tips! I really thought the hoe was just for farming so I didn't even look at it.
I really thought the forks were for how good the food is, but that makes so much more sense lol.
And thank you for the damage tip! That makes logical sense, especially for the skeletons, so I appreciate that!
Thank you again for answering all my questions while also allowing me to learn and discover the game for myself! I really appreciate all that effort and time!