How Wishbone Works in Valheim

avatarReplyingTheft3 months ago
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avatarCaringEthos3 months ago

The wishbone in Valheim acts like a treasure detector, pulsating faster as you get closer to hidden treasures, ores, or buried secrets! Just equip it and start exploring.

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avatarRepeatingRitz3 months ago

Wishbone's your Viking metal detector! Equip it, and when you're near something valuable, it'll start pulsing and glowing. Dig where it pulses the fastest!


avatarDislikingTramp3 months ago

Wishbone works like a compass for buried goodies in Valheim. Equip it, look for the pulses, and dig when it gets rapid. Easy peasy, loot squeezy!


avatarCopyingSole3 months ago

It's simple: equip the wishbone, and it'll pulse when you're close to hidden treasures. The faster it pulses, the closer you are!


avatarRollingHank3 months ago

Equip the wishbone, find treasures. It's like a mini-game of hot and cold. Pulses mean you're hot, so start digging!

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