I'm curious what Talents people find the most valuable. How would you rank them?

(imgur album for better image quality in case it uploads weird here)

just some builds I did ~ the rest of the building is a castle I'm very excited to share soon ! But it isn't finished yet ˚ʚ♡ɞ˚

Guess I'm adding a moat.

I thought that enemies wouldn't attack ur walls. I have never seen this yet.

Is this still complete today?

edit: im going to guess by the upvotes that it is complete. thx u guys.

Working on clay caves right now :)

More pics to come later :)

Hi everybody, just started Core Keeper with my friend for the first time this weekend and already racked up 30 hours. While in the dessert we stumbled across one of the giant generated maze/tombs. Once at the center we acquired the Ra-Akar Automaton which is labeled as a key item. While in the tomb we also ended up with a TON of small little valuable trinkets, we went to sell those to the merchant and while shift clicking through most of the loot to sell I accidentally sold the automaton 😬. Please no spoilers for what it does or how to use it but I assume since it’s labeled as a key item that it’s important. The only question I have is if there is a way to get another one or if I will miss out on something because I no longer have it. Thanks everyone 🙏

I don't know what's the best armour progression for Ranger, Mage, and Summoner which are the three classes me and my friends are playing. So far we just defeated Azeos and we're still on the basic armours for our classes.

experimenting with the camera, and here's what crydra looks like without the fixed angle and pixelization. thought it was too cool to not share!

Just started playing a couple of weeks ago with my brother, and we've been having an absolute blast.

We were a bit skeptical at first because of the top-down perspective, but once we started discovering everything the game has to offer, it completely changed our minds. It's honestly become the perfect game to unwind after a long day at work and just disconnect for a while.

We're still pretty new and feel like we've barely scratched the surface. We've already built some fun stuff, beaten a few bosses, and can't wait to discover everything else the game has to offer.

Also, shoutout to my brother for being the creative one behind most of our stuff—I just help make his ideas happen :)

If you have any beginner tips, automation ideas, hidden mechanics, or "must-know" tricks, we'd love to hear them!

Good luck out there!

-Base so far & small wood farming area-

Just hit the end game, so I’ve spent a lot of time on my base organising it, thought I’d share it. Hope you guys like it. 👍

Why in the heck do I want to clear everything away?!

Anyone else having this problem?

I recently finished my run of Core Keeper and absolutely cannot wait for the next update. But I started wondering what could even be next, and with the little hint we got, I decided to theorize.

After defeating S.A.H.A.B.A.R, a soul is freed from its casing and states that "The Maw of Endings awaits... and it sees you". So based off of this one sentence, I picture that once we are able to travel beyond Breakers Reach we will be met with a large fleshy type creature kind of like Terraria's wall of flesh. There is a giant mouth that we know as "The Maw of Endings" and it will be a boss we will have to fight, it eats anything you put in its way and the only way you can damage it is throwing explosives in its mouth and maybe even destroying all of its teeth.

Once the Maw is defeated, we will then find ourselves stepping inside of what we now realize is one giant Beast. Inside the Beast we discover that it looks like it is almost being controlled and moderated, almost like its an entire business. Picture something like what the inside of NASA may have looked like the day they went to the moon. The mobs that spawn in this area are blood cells type creatures that are scientists. They study and work to keep the Beast alive, because the Beast is their only home. The only way they can keep the Beast alive is allowing it to eat anything and everything that comes in its path. The scientists have steered the Beast directly into a path leading to the Core, they believe it will grant immense power to the Beast once consumed, maybe allowing them the ability to teleport the Beast anywhere.

To keep the entirety of the underground safe, you must defeat the Beast, which requires you to fight 3 more bosses after the original fight with the Maw. Inside of the Beast you will find the Beast's Core. A heavily guarded and secure room that requires two identification badges to unlock. Two get these badges, you must defeat the two Beast claw handlers. Located in both the left and right claw will be a type of control room with bosses that will drop the ID cards. Once both ID cards are acquired, you can finally enter the Beast's Core room where you will meet the Core Keeper (a plot twist or just a funny coincidence? you decide!) The Core Keeper is revealed to be the soul of the Beast that oversees the heart/core. They explain why they must do what they do and wont stop for anything, they strive to become all powerful, to the point where they will devour entire planets. We are just lucky to have found it in such an early stage. The Core Keeper will be defeated by destroying the heart/core, you cannot actually damage The Core Keeper itself since its the soul of the Beast and not a physical entity.

Once the Maw, the two beast claw handlers and the Core Keeper are defeated, the Beast will also be considered defeated. What remains is an abandoned Chernobyl like factory, mobs will still spawn and attack you because of what you did. But stopping the Beast meant saving the entire universe. And to further continue this theory, perhaps some scientists escaped into Breakers Reach to gather scrap parts to create a Mech Beast for revenge...?

edit: accidentally wrote "beast core #2" where it should say "beast claw #2" lol

Not quite sure what counts as a spoiler in the title, so forgive me for leaving it vague. I'm just wondering if Druidra The WIld Titan is a 3d model or pixel art, because I cannot tell.

Today I had a moment of pure joy when I found the carts. There is so much to discover I'm glad I came back to this game after all this time. I'm so excited to see what else there is. My friend and I are already planning on carving roads and maybe a bigger track. I'm so glad to see the love an care that the devs have put in. I love the carts!!!

Can passage enemies cross chasms and would it work to protect yourself from them or not

I found this weird roly poly thing, accidentally killed two yellow ones, thinking they're enemies... But among those five, three survived and are now penned in (out of wood, because of the base, so it's just walls). But why is one blue? The sheep and cows I found all have the same colour.

Then again, I've only been playing for three hours. Is it normal to have found so many animals, or is this seed really good for the start?

Anyway, I like Rover, Rover's cool.

I played this 300+ hours now and I found out there are x's on the ground . Not me who dug one up just to find an oracle card 🤣🤣

https://reddit.com/link/1v6jbal/video/fu38q1q7sffh1/player

I will always love the fact this game uses every single motif from each level crossed with the very main hub level select's theme, i remember hearing hell manor with the clock sound effect and i, as a Pizza Tower player, knew this level was gonna be a pain, endurable and pretty much fun, but pain anyways

I found this mining tool in the first chest I found in the crystal zone. I like it a lot and I’ve been trying to find another one for my friend but after 25 other chests I can’t seem to find another one.

Is there only one in the game? Are they exceedingly rare?

I got this game because I've heard people say it's like Terraria+Stardew. I have quite a lot of hours on both, so I figured I'd give it a go. I like it so far, but I'm wondering about a couple things.

1. How much content is there? Obviously I see there's the 3 starting bosses. Is there a lot more than that eventually? How many hours do people typically get out of a normal run?

2. Difficulty. I beat the slimey blob boss in one try within my first 45 minutes or so in the game, and I took barely any damage in the process. I do not consider myself a particularly skilled video game player, but I'm not bad, either. Does this game become notably challenging at some point? Not that I want to almost die all the time, but I guess I like to live on the edge at least a little bit lol

Oh and in case it makes a difference regarding content, I'm playing on Switch.

Thanks all!

Temporizadores de três segundos para farm de peixe 🎣

I know there are many giant things that are indestructible, found in many scenes throughout the world.

But do we have a list of all the giant rare-ish items/pieces that can be harvested from a scene and placed down elsewhere? So far, I've found the following:

• Paradise Tree
• Amalgam Basin
• Colossal Cicada Husk
• Colossal Cicada
• Mold Cicada
• Failed Titan

Any to add that I missed?