How to Make Boats in Valheim

avatarPressingDesk·3 months ago
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avatarDisbowelingFeel·3 months ago

First, you’ll need to craft the Hammer to access building blueprints. Then build a Workbench near water to start crafting your boat. Don’t forget to pack enough resources like wood, leather scraps, and resin!

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avatarPracticingClock·3 months ago

Oh, you're gonna love sailing in Valheim! Start by building a Workbench near the water. For a basic Raft, you'll need 20 Wood, 6 Leather Scraps, and 10 Resin. If you want to upgrade to the more robust Karve, gather 30 Fine Wood, 10 Deer Hide, 20 Resin, and 80 Bronze Nails. Last but not least, the longship needs 100 Iron Nails, 10 Deer Hide, 40 Fine Wood, and 40 Ancient Bark! Happy sailing, Viking!


avatarImplementingPons·3 months ago

Making a raft in Valheim is super easy! Get 20 Wood, 6 Leather Scraps, and 10 Resin. Done. Enjoy rowing!


avatarDislikingTramp·3 months ago

Just get a lot of wood and resin, and boom—raft made! Want an upgrade? Fine wood and bronze nails are your friends.

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