Spirit Update: These mobs take spirit dmg but they are not "weak" to it in that they take a boosted yellow damage from it: Blob, Fenring, Draugr, Ghost, Skeleton & Wraith Timestamps: 0:05 Deer 0:13 Boar 0:26 Greydwarf 0:49 Neck 1:09 Troll 1:31 Skeleton 2:10 Ghost 2:30 Blob 2:53 Leech 3:14 Draugr 3:25 Surtling 4:05 Wraith 4:41 Wolf 4:49 Drake 5:11 Stone Golem 5:46 Fenring 6:06 Fuling/Goblin 6:37 Lox 7:20 Deathsquito 7:50 Sea Serpent 8:52 Merch Shop
I feel like spears are good for hunting deers, you sneak up near it and throw the spear, if you miss or they live, you just pick up the spear and it is moderately easy to hit them whilst they are running. (I know I'm extremely late but just wanted to share my thoughts)
@@tomlunn15 i personally just go with a bow and wooden arrows and it is good for me. one hit and they are dead, plus dont need to sneak since i can do it from a distance.
Me and my mate first saw a plains biome, I thought it would be a good idea to land and try and battle, my level 1 bronze armour didn’t fair to well, let alone my friends leather armour
I feel that the atgeirs work pretty good against blobs too, even though they aren't weak to pierce damage. The long reach of the atgeir means that you can hit them without triggering their spew of poison
Fulings, not a weakness specifically but frost arrows will slow them down so you have a few more seconds to pop them a couple more times before they get to you. Controls larger groups as well so they don’t all arrive at once.
So the take away from this, Blunt should be your primary weapon with fire arrows being your secondary weapon. That'll handle the weakness for 80%+ of mobs you'll face.
Just what I gathered lol. Almost everything is weak to Blunt and Fire, or doesn't have a resistance to them. So use Maces, Torches and Fire arrows immediately. Grab stag breaker when possible. Everything else is a special case.🤣
Off the top of my head, trolls, abominations, and lox are resistant to blunt damage, but that's fairly situational. Some people like to primarily use the sword, which does, I think, have the best mix in terms of DPS, attack speed, attack range etc (dagger can out speed and DPS a sword, but I found that having to be right on top of enemies to use it put me in way too many dangerous situations) and have a mace as back up. I just use a mace as my primary and an axe as my back up, even though the axe is not a great weapon, because I need to carry one most of the time anyway.
I find hitting the Fulings with ooze bombs is most effective, since they travel in numbers but are quick and maintain distance when needed. The poisonous gas will case a nice AOE and you can play cat and mouse with them until their health is depleted. Obviously you can say this for lots of species, but I found they're most helpful on Fulings.
Oh yeah, any time I go out, my hotbar is ALWAYS a polearm, a bow, an axe, a shield, and a pickaxe, followed by my three stacks of food items. In combat, I'm always either using the polearm or the axe+shield, and it's pretty easy to discern why that is. Polearms are so good, especially with that extra stagger on it's special attack, you can stagger Trolls with that (a Level 4 Bronze Atgeir can potentially stagger a one star Troll, though an iron one can do the job just as well if not better). Meanwhile the axe+shield is choice for just about anything else (though I'm still going through my first play-through and I plan on possibly adding the Mace to my options, for stuff that the axe doesn't cut it against... pun not intended).
@@julianmendoza9899 yeah, I feel like there’s not a lot of difference between each arrow and the damage they put out. Maybe they need to tweak that a little bit.
Me and my mates kept talking and loving our boars yet they never got tamed we were actually feeling down and asking them ''we gave you everything why are you still hating us?'' until I watched this video and figured they were afraid of the giant bonfire that stood in front of their pen LOL
If you want to use as few weapons as possible but still be prepared - then I recommend one-handed shield + spear. The spear is by far the most useful weapon in my opinion. The spear is cheap to build/upgrade and is effective enough against everything except from blobs, rock golems and skeletons - use a blunt one-handed for those encounters. Learn to parry because that gives you a huge damage boost! Spear has super quick attack speed but is greedy on stamina, so get good at preserving stamina during fights, don't sprint around unless you have to avoid AOE attacks. Also, carry bow and wood arrows for hunting or when you want to do damage from a distance. If you have better arrows then great, but I wouldn't grind to build better arrows than the wooden ones. This is just what I find to be the most effective and least grindy set of weapons to have at my disposal. I recommend trying all the weapons and experiment with them yourself. :)
well you need a club for most things, and Frostner and Porcupine the best weapons are maces, so I just use this on everything. Many mobs are resistant to pierce, so doesnt really make sense to carry and train up multiple weapons. bow for distance, clubs for melee
For the Deathsquito, my meta means to attack them is to get a atgeir and do the round attack when they come in for their bite. After you memorize the radius range of the atgeir, it's easy to know when to time it. Might take a bit of practice tho.
Fang Spear is my weapon of choice for Deathsquitoes because the first hit comes out quick, and because they fly diagonally upwards and away after you block them, the over the shoulder poke animation really comes in handy for giving you a longer window. I found the reaction windows were much tighter and I had to be very mindful of terrain when using a sword or they'd fly above the swing. Fang Spear also seems the obvious choice for Lox. They're weak to pierce, and it has a *far* higher DPS than bow & arrow, and no need to kite. Parry and poke is very potent. If you have decent health, stam, and armor you can risk not stopping after getting in 3 hit post parry, since the 4th hit will frequently stun him and interrupt the bite, and it'll go down in one satisfying burst attack. If you can parry (and you really should be learning to parry), then Iron Mace is the best vs. Stone Golems. It only takes two 3-hit parry combos and a couple more regular hits to down him with the mace. Much better damage than the pickaxe and you don't have to resort to cheesing them with the terrain either.
It's very easy to cover all three physical damage types through organic play. Chopping down trees is time consuming, so most players will upgrade their axe when given the opportunity, giving them access to a Slashing weapon. Bows are useful for attacking enemies from a distance, so most players will make one for that reason, giving them a Piercing weapon. And finally, the first weapon that most people will use is the Club, which is a Blunt weapon. So long as they keep using maces, while also keeping on top of upgrading their axe and bow, they'll have a weapon for almost any enemy encounter in the game.
If you have multiple players you can also just jump on top of the serpent's head and kill it with a pickaxe in open water and get majority of the drops including the scales. Other player just drives the boat and come pick you up when its done
About golems. While pickaxe does a good damage per hit, it is very slow and has a very short reach. And, since, golems does not drop any useful loot, very slow and *very* tough to kill most players will be better with just luring them in a pit and leaving them there. You probably will have a lot of holes in the ground after mining silver. Using harpoon will make things even easier, just drag them in and just go by your business. You don't have to kill everything you see:)
There's also no new spawns if you trap them in holes. There's some bug in the game right now where Golems sometimes respawn very quickly after being killed. Trapping them in a hole is a very good strategy.
@@Jonsse I cover the hole with roof peices. It keeps the drakes off them a little longer. The drakes will eventually kill the golem and he will respawn.
A tactic that works good on Lox is to sneak up on them and backstab with a Black Metal Dagger on the first hit, as it often does half their HP in damage. Then stagger their ram attacks with a shield. Roll out of the way when they smash with their feet.
I find the best way to kill fulings is to use the frostner. Most of the time when they're slowed down you can walk up to them and kill then with the frostner without them attacking back. Their circle pattern they use to try and surround the player is also a good weakness because you can hit and freeze, lets say, three of them and just pick them off as they move at a snale's paste usually away from you to try and complete that pattern. But sometimes they'll hit you which isnt a problem if you can block or dodge them. For me they usually can only get two swings in before they try to run away whilst still being part frozen.
I think they shoud do obsidian tipped fire arrows or with the New future metal. Helps lot in endgame When you want accely good damage with fire damage.
While not exactly “weak to”, a charged arrow shot will stagger wolves for a very long time. After which you can easily flip to the melee weapon of your choice and dispatch them without worry.
I find the stagger easy to get, but doesn't last too long. I made atgeir my weapon of choice, but after update I'm using round shield and dagger. Very effective once skill is up a bit.
I have something to add that you might find funny, but... Trolls also have a weak point in the crotch. If you shoot them there or stab them there, you tend to get more yellow damage than any other part of the body. It might seem weird or fake, but after testing all sorts of weapons on them, the one place I consistently crit when attacking a troll that is aware of me is the crotch.
My highest one hit damage was with the Dark Metal Sword, special attack, vs the new Abomination in the Swamps: 972 - how about you guys? Where are you scoring top damages? Overall and unfortunately, at Endgame, there is no weapon with a better damage distribution and attack speed than the Dark Metal Sword.
For the Ogre you can kill it without killing the first boss, you need, a bow, and good kiting abilities, shot him in the heat every time you can while going backwards and there you go.
Atgeir power attack for trolls, and for deathsquitos you want to spin attack right before they get on you. Hammers for Golems. Crystal axe for undead. Arrows for Drakes, Fuling, Berserkers, Lox, and any other heavy hitters. Ground pound leeches with hammer weapons.
Skeletons are also semi weak to spirit. All undead are semi weak to spirit damage. Blob and oozer are undead and also semi weak to spirit, Fenrings are also semi weak to it. Drakes are also weak to poison.
I usually fight Fulings with my Frostner (1h mace that does cold & spirit damage) as it slows their (attack) speed down. And the Porcupine (1h mace with blunt & piercing damage) against Loxes.
I remember killing my first Lox by luring them into a Swamp and letting an Abomination deal with them, luckly (or sadly) a Lox is far more powerful than an Abomination, so he managed to kill at least 2 of them before dying
I like how the troll gets attacked solely and only in the groin area... "take your atgeir and..." WACK! Or you take your knife and sneak up from behind " WACK in the ballz!!!
Also at the very beginning when I first played valheim, I thought necks are weak to frost damage because the yellow number would pop up when I hit them with frostner. But after watching your video I realized the reason might be that they tend to stay in the water.🤣
I ran around chasing deers or until I spot a deer from a distance and throw my spear. I lack the patience to kill these deers but it works for me since I'm pretty good with the spear
Actually, Fullings will take more damage from piercing and slash, may not be a weakness but I've noticed they are much more resistant to blunt than piercing and slash. A silver spear or arrows have always been most effective for me. Usually just one or two hits for a fulling with spear level 40 silver wolf tooth spear.
Use an iron mace and iron shield against golems on mountain. You can stagger golems with the shield and kill them with the mace very quickly. About 6 or 7 hits.
You probably don't want to slow the sea serpent down with frost arrows. You should use your harpoon and take them on land before you kill them so you get the scales for a shield.
Subbed, but the best way to kill a deer is with a bow, hands down. Because trolls are weak to pierce the spear and bow are useful in addition to atgier and dagger.
...You can sneak? 😅 Dangit, I could've been dealing with those trolls so much easier this whole time. Ah well, gotta learn somehow. I've just been kiting them across the map while peppering them with fire arrows.
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Spirit Update: These mobs take spirit dmg but they are not "weak" to it in that they take a boosted yellow damage from it: Blob, Fenring, Draugr, Ghost, Skeleton & Wraith
Timestamps:
0:05 Deer
0:13 Boar
0:26 Greydwarf
0:49 Neck
1:09 Troll
1:31 Skeleton
2:10 Ghost
2:30 Blob
2:53 Leech
3:14 Draugr
3:25 Surtling
4:05 Wraith
4:41 Wolf
4:49 Drake
5:11 Stone Golem
5:46 Fenring
6:06 Fuling/Goblin
6:37 Lox
7:20 Deathsquito
7:50 Sea Serpent
8:52 Merch Shop
i use the silver axe on the fullings so they slow down a bit , and do not attack/move that fast anymore
i meant silver hammer ....
Hi ! What is your stuff? I don't know it and it looks very cool :)
@@Neige_Virevoltante It's the Odin set. I made a video about it here:
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@@JirocTheViking wait whats the merch shops weaknesses
I could just feel his terrifying fear when he said "deer have no weaknesses"
😱😁
Eikthyr is the strongest of the titans.
Eykther needs a buff I feel he should be way stronger than he already is but I'd that happened we wouldn't see many players sticking around :(
I feel like spears are good for hunting deers, you sneak up near it and throw the spear, if you miss or they live, you just pick up the spear and it is moderately easy to hit them whilst they are running.
(I know I'm extremely late but just wanted to share my thoughts)
@@tomlunn15 i personally just go with a bow and wooden arrows and it is good for me.
one hit and they are dead, plus dont need to sneak since i can do it from a distance.
My first time in the Plains
"Oh, look at this cool pre-built town - lets land here!"
*Gets overwhelmed by Fulings*
my crew but with deathsquito's pre nerf. Never have I seen so many people panic and flee at the same time
@@cheesyman10 Deathsquitos gave me ptsd
Me and my mate first saw a plains biome, I thought it would be a good idea to land and try and battle, my level 1 bronze armour didn’t fair to well, let alone my friends leather armour
Omg, I knew that the stone golems were super weak to pikeaxes but going super mario style on them... that's cool to know! :)
pikeaxes
That was some op style
Muck
Another good one is to go behind them after they did an attack and hit them from behind.
Weakness to every mob in Valheim: BUSINESS
Give them the business! 😁
@@JirocTheViking Cards
Straight to the point, helpful, doesn't ask too much. Great video. You deserve my subscription.
0:09 Jiroc: "Deer have no weaknesses"
Me: "My God..."
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All mobs weakness: 50 loyal 2 star wolves that will destroy everything in your path.
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wolfs are furry killshots aiming at you (shudders).
That's the army I'm working on... I love my good boys
what about 50 loyal 2 star lox?
@@Dominick77 They don't follow.
I feel that the atgeirs work pretty good against blobs too, even though they aren't weak to pierce damage. The long reach of the atgeir means that you can hit them without triggering their spew of poison
Atgeirs are my favorite weapon all around. Polearms are the best arms.
Fulings, not a weakness specifically but frost arrows will slow them down so you have a few more seconds to pop them a couple more times before they get to you. Controls larger groups as well so they don’t all arrive at once.
everything slows with frost.
So the take away from this, Blunt should be your primary weapon with fire arrows being your secondary weapon. That'll handle the weakness for 80%+ of mobs you'll face.
I'm a brand new player currently in the bronze age with a mace, stagbreaker, and fire arrows as my weapons. Looks like I stumbled into a great setup.
Just what I gathered lol.
Almost everything is weak to Blunt and Fire, or doesn't have a resistance to them.
So use Maces, Torches and Fire arrows immediately.
Grab stag breaker when possible.
Everything else is a special case.🤣
I pretty much just use a iron mace max level for the entirety of the game, backed up with fire and frost arrows.
Pretty much yes you won’t have trouble in the first part the of the game but once you hit swamp you are gonna want to go for blunt
Off the top of my head, trolls, abominations, and lox are resistant to blunt damage, but that's fairly situational. Some people like to primarily use the sword, which does, I think, have the best mix in terms of DPS, attack speed, attack range etc (dagger can out speed and DPS a sword, but I found that having to be right on top of enemies to use it put me in way too many dangerous situations) and have a mace as back up. I just use a mace as my primary and an axe as my back up, even though the axe is not a great weapon, because I need to carry one most of the time anyway.
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I never thought of jumping on the loxes or golems. That's hilarious.
😂😂😂
I find hitting the Fulings with ooze bombs is most effective, since they travel in numbers but are quick and maintain distance when needed. The poisonous gas will case a nice AOE and you can play cat and mouse with them until their health is depleted. Obviously you can say this for lots of species, but I found they're most helpful on Fulings.
Thank you lol I'll have to try them when I get on
when fighting goblins, use the polearm and it's area swipe attack. It makes fighting them so much easier.
And the Iron Sledge AoE is good as well.
Frostner slows them down
Oh yeah, any time I go out, my hotbar is ALWAYS a polearm, a bow, an axe, a shield, and a pickaxe, followed by my three stacks of food items. In combat, I'm always either using the polearm or the axe+shield, and it's pretty easy to discern why that is. Polearms are so good, especially with that extra stagger on it's special attack, you can stagger Trolls with that (a Level 4 Bronze Atgeir can potentially stagger a one star Troll, though an iron one can do the job just as well if not better). Meanwhile the axe+shield is choice for just about anything else (though I'm still going through my first play-through and I plan on possibly adding the Mace to my options, for stuff that the axe doesn't cut it against... pun not intended).
So basically, attack everything with fire and blunt weapons.
Or, hear me out here, just shoot at literally everything with a bow and flint arrows, pretty cheap and it keeps you out of most things ranges
@@julianmendoza9899 yeah, I feel like there’s not a lot of difference between each arrow and the damage they put out. Maybe they need to tweak that a little bit.
@@SodaiGoku The bow makes way more of a difference, lately I've been running wood arrows with my draugr fang and they do the trick for most mobs
Ooga booba club time
Me and my mates kept talking and loving our boars yet they never got tamed we were actually feeling down and asking them ''we gave you everything why are you still hating us?'' until I watched this video and figured they were afraid of the giant bonfire that stood in front of their pen LOL
😁
If you want to use as few weapons as possible but still be prepared - then I recommend one-handed shield + spear. The spear is by far the most useful weapon in my opinion. The spear is cheap to build/upgrade and is effective enough against everything except from blobs, rock golems and skeletons - use a blunt one-handed for those encounters. Learn to parry because that gives you a huge damage boost! Spear has super quick attack speed but is greedy on stamina, so get good at preserving stamina during fights, don't sprint around unless you have to avoid AOE attacks. Also, carry bow and wood arrows for hunting or when you want to do damage from a distance. If you have better arrows then great, but I wouldn't grind to build better arrows than the wooden ones.
This is just what I find to be the most effective and least grindy set of weapons to have at my disposal. I recommend trying all the weapons and experiment with them yourself. :)
Spear is definitely underated. I carry two at all times. One for sneaky throwing and one for melee
I like to carry around axes since you can kinda chain the attacks
well you need a club for most things, and Frostner and Porcupine the best weapons are maces, so I just use this on everything. Many mobs are resistant to pierce, so doesnt really make sense to carry and train up multiple weapons. bow for distance, clubs for melee
@@roseco581 Thats a total fair argument, until you use spear 🤣 But yeah I wouldnt use spear against bonemass or blobs
interesting on the take on the wood arrows :O even in late stages like mountain, plains, and mistlands?
Great news Jiroc! I’ve given the business to all of the enemies in Valheim. Profits and through the roof and I have many new customers.
Fantastic!
For the Deathsquito, my meta means to attack them is to get a atgeir and do the round attack when they come in for their bite. After you memorize the radius range of the atgeir, it's easy to know when to time it. Might take a bit of practice tho.
It's far less forgiving but you can time a sword swing to kill them when they're beelining at you as well
Fang Spear is my weapon of choice for Deathsquitoes because the first hit comes out quick, and because they fly diagonally upwards and away after you block them, the over the shoulder poke animation really comes in handy for giving you a longer window. I found the reaction windows were much tighter and I had to be very mindful of terrain when using a sword or they'd fly above the swing.
Fang Spear also seems the obvious choice for Lox. They're weak to pierce, and it has a *far* higher DPS than bow & arrow, and no need to kite. Parry and poke is very potent. If you have decent health, stam, and armor you can risk not stopping after getting in 3 hit post parry, since the 4th hit will frequently stun him and interrupt the bite, and it'll go down in one satisfying burst attack.
If you can parry (and you really should be learning to parry), then Iron Mace is the best vs. Stone Golems. It only takes two 3-hit parry combos and a couple more regular hits to down him with the mace. Much better damage than the pickaxe and you don't have to resort to cheesing them with the terrain either.
It's very easy to cover all three physical damage types through organic play.
Chopping down trees is time consuming, so most players will upgrade their axe when given the opportunity, giving them access to a Slashing weapon.
Bows are useful for attacking enemies from a distance, so most players will make one for that reason, giving them a Piercing weapon.
And finally, the first weapon that most people will use is the Club, which is a Blunt weapon. So long as they keep using maces, while also keeping on top of upgrading their axe and bow, they'll have a weapon for almost any enemy encounter in the game.
Learning about the sea serpent was a great benefit. Thank you!!!!!
TLDR everything is immune to spirit damage :D :D , but jokes aside this is great video I've learned alot mainly that you can oneshot Troll
If you have multiple players you can also just jump on top of the serpent's head and kill it with a pickaxe in open water and get majority of the drops including the scales. Other player just drives the boat and come pick you up when its done
Sounds rad af ngl
You should record that if you do it again.
@@barccy you can easily try it in a separate test map and test character if you dont want to affect you main and spawn a serpent
@@barccy th-cam.com/video/0RRbtvOZ7vk/w-d-xo.html
I'm curious how you figured this out
This is super helpful! I’d managed to find about half on my own in game, but hadn’t seen a full breakdown yet.
I learned a few just making this video. 😁
About golems. While pickaxe does a good damage per hit, it is very slow and has a very short reach. And, since, golems does not drop any useful loot, very slow and *very* tough to kill most players will be better with just luring them in a pit and leaving them there. You probably will have a lot of holes in the ground after mining silver. Using harpoon will make things even easier, just drag them in and just go by your business. You don't have to kill everything you see:)
Haha! That can be a handy strategy!
There's also no new spawns if you trap them in holes. There's some bug in the game right now where Golems sometimes respawn very quickly after being killed. Trapping them in a hole is a very good strategy.
@@Jonsse I cover the hole with roof peices. It keeps the drakes off them a little longer. The drakes will eventually kill the golem and he will respawn.
Or you can just fight them lmao. It's 2 parry combos with an iron mace so I don't know why you'd go through all thee trouble
@@duncanklassen5022 iirc drakes only do frost damage and golems are entirely immune to frost
After watching this I gave the enemies lots of businesses. Thank you!
LMAO was looking for these types of comments
A tactic that works good on Lox is to sneak up on them and backstab with a Black Metal Dagger on the first hit, as it often does half their HP in damage. Then stagger their ram attacks with a shield. Roll out of the way when they smash with their feet.
parry with shield and do porcupine combo attack. Pretty damn effective.
Jumping on top of one and using your draugr fang is also an easy way to kill Lox if you're not comfortable with parrying.
Excellent video. No nonsense, straight to the content.
I find the best way to kill fulings is to use the frostner. Most of the time when they're slowed down you can walk up to them and kill then with the frostner without them attacking back. Their circle pattern they use to try and surround the player is also a good weakness because you can hit and freeze, lets say, three of them and just pick them off as they move at a snale's paste usually away from you to try and complete that pattern. But sometimes they'll hit you which isnt a problem if you can block or dodge them. For me they usually can only get two swings in before they try to run away whilst still being part frozen.
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Jiroc saw the future, he knew the Neck king was coming
Muwahahaha, that lil guy ran straight to me and told me of this Jiroc fellow! 😄
I think they shoud do obsidian tipped fire arrows or with the New future metal.
Helps lot in endgame When you want accely good damage with fire damage.
The serpent harpoon blew my MIND!! I had no idea they even dropped scales. Wow.
you don't even need to drag them to shore just jump in the water after they die (assuming your boat isn't going full speed in the opposite direction)
Excellent guide. Now I too, am wise in the art of Giving em the Business.
😁
Leeches aren’t technically weak to frost but since they always have the wet debuf it does more damage
i dont know if i dreamed it, but i remember there being a list of creature descriptions somewhere in game that would also list creatures weaknesses
I'm prepping to enter the black forest & just killed the Elk boss. Thanks mate! Great info! God bless you
While not exactly “weak to”, a charged arrow shot will stagger wolves for a very long time. After which you can easily flip to the melee weapon of your choice and dispatch them without worry.
Technically you could say wolves are weak to stagger as they get stunned for a much longer time than other mobs.
I find the stagger easy to get, but doesn't last too long. I made atgeir my weapon of choice, but after update I'm using round shield and dagger. Very effective once skill is up a bit.
I never would have thought you can one shot a troll with a little sneaky sneak
Valheim street fighting.
Okay that thing about the Stone Golems and Pickaxes is gonna be interesting.. I had no idea
I find the combination of Frostnir and fire arrows to be very effective, as it gives blunt and piercing and frost and fire as options.
I have something to add that you might find funny, but...
Trolls also have a weak point in the crotch. If you shoot them there or stab them there, you tend to get more yellow damage than any other part of the body. It might seem weird or fake, but after testing all sorts of weapons on them, the one place I consistently crit when attacking a troll that is aware of me is the crotch.
Haha! I'll have to test this! 😂
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when in doubt, hit em with the blunt
damage!
And for godsakes, don’t forget to give him the biznezz!
Frost arrows are great for goblins and one-shot wraith with the silver arrows
will keep that strategy for the wraith in my back pocket! wraith scares me
Thank you very much for the info bro !! I was looking for weaknesses for several days and could not find them! really useful
wow, I just stumbled upon your content. Thank you for the extensive knowledge of the damage in Valheim. Just started this game too
fantastic video! short, complete and detailed. thank you Sir, magnificent work!
My highest one hit damage was with the Dark Metal Sword, special attack, vs the new Abomination in the Swamps: 972 - how about you guys? Where are you scoring top damages? Overall and unfortunately, at Endgame, there is no weapon with a better damage distribution and attack speed than the Dark Metal Sword.
For the Ogre you can kill it without killing the first boss, you need, a bow, and good kiting abilities, shot him in the heat every time you can while going backwards and there you go.
Very well presented. Good job
Black metal axe + shield, parry and knock-back from the axe just constantly staggers everything 😁
Atgeir power attack for trolls, and for deathsquitos you want to spin attack right before they get on you. Hammers for Golems. Crystal axe for undead. Arrows for Drakes, Fuling, Berserkers, Lox, and any other heavy hitters. Ground pound leeches with hammer weapons.
I like to use frost arrows for fulings. Shows them down and makes follow up attacks way easier
Deathsquito also have next to no health, have a aoe weapon can be invaluable, whether thats a stagbreaker or better will make no difference
Skeletons are also semi weak to spirit. All undead are semi weak to spirit damage. Blob and oozer are undead and also semi weak to spirit, Fenrings are also semi weak to it. Drakes are also weak to poison.
Thanks for this full list with such great detail.
You're very welcome! I learned a few mob weaknesses myself while making this list. 😁
My counter to leeches: harpoon. Outside of water they won't attack. Drag them out and switch to any weapon while it's hooked
Straight forward video, great job!
I usually fight Fulings with my Frostner (1h mace that does cold & spirit damage) as it slows their (attack) speed down. And the Porcupine (1h mace with blunt & piercing damage) against Loxes.
God I wish we could tame necks and keep them as invincible pets that can follow us
I remember killing my first Lox by luring them into a Swamp and letting an Abomination deal with them, luckly (or sadly) a Lox is far more powerful than an Abomination, so he managed to kill at least 2 of them before dying
Thank you, great video.
I like how the troll gets attacked solely and only in the groin area... "take your atgeir and..." WACK! Or you take your knife and sneak up from behind " WACK in the ballz!!!
You had me at "whip out a blunt"
"As long as you have a high point, this is the easiest way to fight them"
Obi Wan approves
Super useful. Thanks!
Also at the very beginning when I first played valheim, I thought necks are weak to frost damage because the yellow number would pop up when I hit them with frostner. But after watching your video I realized the reason might be that they tend to stay in the water.🤣
exactly the pokedex i was looking for
This was very helpful ty for taking your time making this video ☺️..
I ran around chasing deers or until I spot a deer from a distance and throw my spear. I lack the patience to kill these deers but it works for me since I'm pretty good with the spear
Spear is great to use!
thanks best valheim video ever
Thanks!
Actually, Fullings will take more damage from piercing and slash, may not be a weakness but I've noticed they are much more resistant to blunt than piercing and slash. A silver spear or arrows have always been most effective for me. Usually just one or two hits for a fulling with spear level 40 silver wolf tooth spear.
Use an iron mace and iron shield against golems on mountain. You can stagger golems with the shield and kill them with the mace very quickly. About 6 or 7 hits.
Trolls have another weakness. If you shut them with a bow a little under a head you will stun them for few seconds.
I'll have to try that. Thx for the tip.
You probably don't want to slow the sea serpent down with frost arrows. You should use your harpoon and take them on land before you kill them so you get the scales for a shield.
This comment is a year late but damn did you actually not watch the entire video 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks super helpful, I like those tutorials so keep going doing those
Glad you like them!
amazing work!
greydwarf hate torches so that’s why they carry all materials needed to craft one and drop them on death.
Oi! Walking around in your fancy Beta cloak like a Boss! lol Good job on the tutorial.
Thanks! 🦹♂️😁
All these weaknesses remind me of dragons dogma, which had very similar enemies
Thanks Jiroc that was super helpful :)
I kill a bunch of deer pretty quick with bow. Dagger w/ sneak seems like too much effort to me lol
When you can make a bow ;)
Thanks guy, I can't wait to get back out there and give'm the business!
GIVE EM THE BIZ'NESS
Great job, thanx fir this tips.
needs an update for frostcaves and mistlands, but otherwise helpful for existing mobs at the time
It’s also possible to stagger wraths with a shield. I know, too late to say but still
"give em the business"
Thank you man, very usefull :D
Great Video! It helps alot! Thank you very much!
Subbed, but the best way to kill a deer is with a bow, hands down.
Because trolls are weak to pierce the spear and bow are useful in addition to atgier and dagger.
Bow for sure against deer. But during those first few hours before you make your first bow, you gotta get sneaky with the 🗡️😁
Very helpful, cheers 🥂 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad to hear it! 😁
Spoiler: The answer is "hitting it 'til it dies"
Not kidding though, shield parry is OPAF
Bingo! 🍻😁
Thanks, good to know.
Im in swamps at the moment and Fulings will stagger to the atger with the special attack, so that's how I deal with Fulings at the moment
being able to parry counters almost every enemy in the game
Arent boars afraid of fire? I think i read that on a runestone about how to tame them
...You can sneak? 😅
Dangit, I could've been dealing with those trolls so much easier this whole time. Ah well, gotta learn somehow. I've just been kiting them across the map while peppering them with fire arrows.
Nice video and no bullshit, thanks !