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Awww, so glad to hear your search has come to an end. This one was a really tricky to find one! And thanks!

Hehe, thank you! And congratz on getting another Temple done! 😀

Thank you, really happy to hear you find these videos helpful and enjoy them! 😊

Really glad to hear that, thank you! The Temple can indeed be quite a daunting task, easy to lose orientation or mix up locations!

Thank you! We're also hoping to make a second video with all the additional wallpaper which has been released since!

That's true, but you don't see the recipes, only what dishes exist (incl. some seemingly unimplemented ones). Since it would have been too much to cover, we'll have a separate guide for Cooking Recipes.

Aww, thanks! Just by the sound of the name? Definitely not Garlic Jam! 😂 Probably Berries Kompot and Scrambled or Poached Eggs. Meat Stew is nothing to be frowned upon either though... damn, now you make me hungry!

Have you completed the other tasks for Elouisa and Caleri (finding the 4 food sources and the pink bugs)? Those are also required for it to unlock.

Thank you! Yes, coast is close by as well. Regarding the Mine - with how it currently works, it actually turned out to be a bit nightmarish at the beginning. Crawlers spawn fairly fast and Villagers go in there (like idiots) to collect stuff and almost get themselves killed on a regular basis. Sadly there are no access rules or anything that can be set, so we have farmers, hunters, etc. go into the Mine - especially in the beginning, you'll have to keep a close eye on it. Here's the seed: 03h8hvgOL0BesbODFpjDlbvmAn3FvAB1tW9PXrpK6CTXcixq

@@Pixelcave Ok, thank you for the info and the seed. I look forward to more of your videos :)

Thank you!

This game is all about replaying it multiple times and learning more with each playthrough. Make sure to get Villagers early on to help you with everything. Besides Mussels you should be able to find Berry Bushes, Onions, Garlic, etc. growing in the wild to help with food initially. After the Campfire/BBQ, Shelter and Eye of Odin, build a Gatherer's Pit, Woodcutter and Stonecutter and let the Villagers do the work to help you get the basics going. We also have a Beginner Guide and Resource Guide if needed!

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Hehe, yeah, what the devs did is confusing indeed. As mentioned in the video, the scrolls initially dropped from Sorcerers in Chapter 1 of Age of Sorcery - then they changed it with Chapter 2 so you needed to find the books instead (which is this video). Surprise: They changed it once again with Chapter 3 of Age of Sorcery - and since then, the recipes are dropping AGAIN from Sorcerers and can ALSO be learned from the books. So yeah, you get them easily from Sorcerers, that's why you have them without finding the books.

Hm which of Zeki's quests? If you haven't been to the final island, you couldn't have completed the 7 Treasures. Or you mean you completed the quest with the Silverwing Eggs?

@@Pixelcave I ended up figuring it out

Thanks for the suggestion, this is on our to-do list!

They do regenerate, yes, but not sure how frequent. Reeds (for Thatch) respawn every in-game year, so I'd say at least the same.

@@Pixelcave Thanks! Tho, I was attacked by some skeles who took out my storage in late summer only to be attacked by a bear in mid Autumn...my tribe is dead. Lol

Hehe, yeah, a lot can happen. The bear is brutal!

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Thank you! Glad you found it helpful. Saludos desde el Reino Unido!

Oh, this was purely an example to show how to assign the Dogs to guard buildings and where to find the option. Same with the Cook, an example for assigning the Dog to a Villager. If you don't use them in a party, Hunters and Gatherers might be good to guard. Generally I'd say it also depends if you have areas in your Village where you typically see attacks, like from Blood Moon (we always had like 2-3 typical areas that got attacked), or the beasts from the Mine, nearby Wulfar Dens, etc. Dogs might be squishy and die (haven't tested the guarding too much yet), but personally, I'd rather lose a dog than a Villager.

Okay, I haven't gotten to the point of taming wolves and wasn't entirely sure

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Hm, ok, for us it was generally 1 day, but maybe there can be exceptions. Glad you got it to work though!

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Thank you!

Oh no, yeah, I can imagine that feeling... well, at least you got everything done! Time to get the "real" secret reward: ua-cam.com/video/LCVDa5vjZNc/v-deo.html

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Thank you! About that "free time"... it definitely take some time to figure out the basics and learn to juggle all the tasks. Once you feel a bit more confident, you can "risk" straying a bit further from your village to look for dens, a mine, thatch, etc. Of course, it 's typical to have just left town and a Blood Moon happens or something else that requires you attention - so it's always a bit touch and go. Playing solo is also a lot more challenging as you literally have to do everything alone, so having at least 1 co-op mate helps. But don't worry about the Dogs, we got ours very late.. we were way to occupied to prepare for winter and all that ourselves.

@@Pixelcave I'm still trying to figure how some people (don't remember where I saw it sadly) saying you should have iron tools/weapons by day 15 along with hunting AND fishing huts. I guess it's possible but you would need to have every second of the game planned out to get that many villagers out and have enough food production to prevent them from starving. But I will say that after watching a couple of your videos I think I have been doing too much of the building myself from the start instead of focusing on collecting jotunn blood and having the Eye constantly working on bringing in villagers. Seems like letting it sit for just five minutes idle is a HUGE mistake.

There's no rule how fast you should or can do what, and it really heavily depends on various factors. Solo or co-op, placement of village and vicinity or resources like the mine and wulfar dens, the coast, etc (you might not even go for a Fishing Hut if you build more inland). Most importantly, the more playthroughs you've done, the more experience you have - that be with which buildings to place in which order, and also where - as this can also affect quite a few things. It's definitely true that you should try to keep your Eye of Odin running when you start up, to get the workforce for all the basics going (just make sure you can keep up with food production). In our last playthrough, while we were already mining at Day 15, we only had the Bloomery going and not the full iron tool/weapon production yet. I'd say clothes are more important for winter than iron - clothes make a huge difference for your survival. In the end, play at a pace that makes sense for you. You'll learn more and more with each playthrough, don't be afraid to restart.

Thank you! Working on a few more, if there are any topics you're particularly interested in, let us know - always good to hear suggestions.

@@Pixelcave tech trees please :)

We're working on guides for individual workstations (or crafting processes). Or do you mean a dedicated guide to the Tech Tree, like a general overview of what to find where and what prerequisites buildings have?

Thanks so much, glad you found it helpful! 😀

Oh, hehe, that's awesome to hear - glad you and you wife find the guides helpful! Greetings to both of you! And thank you! 👋

Are you sure it's #12 you're struggling with, I can't see where the issue with the stream could be?

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Thanks so much, really appreciate it! Hopefully it's still relevant as there have been quite a few updates!

Thank you! Any other topics you'd like to see us cover?

Oh, thank you so much, glad to hear it! We'll have more guides out soon.

Nothing has been confirmed 100%, but I'm sure they'll expand with more characters and more customization options throughout Early Access - at least that's the intention.