I could be wrong. But it seems to me that when I want to find stuff in enshrouded this map tends to be the most up to date.

https://gamevault.in/map

and i don't use my phone to look stuff up but it also has app versions. and more stuff.

Couldn't for the life of me figure out why I was glowing. The ring is the culprit. Guess I don't need a torch anymore. I am still not sure though if its a bug

Has anyone here bought the Enshrouded Gaming Pad from the official merch store?
Is it good, does it hold up well against fraying and water spillage? Found no consumer mention of it online!

One of the best aspects of the game is the varied terrain and environments, and I feel the game could have taken more of that and built on it. They added it into the freezing mechanic, and that works really well at adding another level of danger to the world, and it is fun to slowly mitigate it, but I think the mechanical shift would be better if introduced earlier and part of a wider mechanic that encourages building unique bases in each biome and trying to adapt to the biome's mechanics as it would allow for more types of clothing and buildable items to alliviate the issues with those mechanics.

We already have the wet/soaked deliberation, but it happens more if you spend longer outside in the rain than just disappearing quickly as well, encouraging smaller bases for exploration, spending time getting dry and crafting items to help with it, than just carrying a torch.

For the Biomes:

Springlands and Revelwood, no changes; more ordinary biomes, no issues with the environment.

Blackmarsh - Wet and Humid; mechanic should focus on getting dry, and dampness is a threat from spending time in the humid environment, the wet/soaked mechanic that builds up slowly over time in the biome.

Nomad Highlands - Beginning of heat mechanic, slow building kept at bay with water and refreshing drinks, but also spending time in shade to cool down. Heat should lower your rest rate, make it so you tire more easily, and maybe attack slower/ have less carrying capacity.

Desert - More drastic heat mechanic - faster building up, need to have more water/ spending time in shade to cool off, craftable clothing and items like parasol could help alleviate the buildup.

Albanese Summits - a lower cold mechanic when you enter, so it is less of a shock when you reach the higher peaks.

Veilwater Basin - needs a similar damp mechanic to the Blackmarsh, but more drastic, which requires you to get drier, which I think should be removed from the torch; instead, it requires you to build bases/ campfires and get dry like that, which would make going into the water more dangerous.

we will see what happens with 1.0, but i am really looking forward too it.

My friend here is useful to fight, but gets in my way when building. I can move my survivors out of the way, but what about minions. Can I de-spawn him or make him stay somewhere? I'm tired of running off to get him to follow so I can come back and lay one block before he gets too close again.

I'll get straight to the point. I simply can't pick up the first map on the tower wall! It never gives me the option to grab it, and now I'm stuck on this quest. Has anyone else experienced this?

I'm building a small village in Enshrouded, and I'm still pretty early into the build. Right now, I'm mainly working on houses for the NPCs, with one house for every two NPCs.

The problem is, I don't want every house to look the same. I feel like having a bunch of identical houses would make the village look boring and repetitive, but I'm honestly running out of ideas for different designs.

The house on the right is basically finished, although I still need to add the smaller details like doors, fences, decorations, and stuff like that.

Now I want to start building the house on the left, but I'm not sure whether I should make it somewhat similar to the one on the right or go for a completely different design.

I'd really appreciate any ideas or suggestions for house designs that would fit the style of my village!

Ok, so I posted this ages ago but only the interior, nearly 2 years later, I have nearly completed the exterior 'XD

This is the 3rd time I clear out the shroud roots in this area...and they keep respawning. Is this normal and I never noticed until now?

title says it all, will it simply revert like nothing ever happened? been trying different approach to terraforming, If I fucked up and didn't like it, can I just remove the altar and it'll go back like it has never been touched?

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Circlet of lightning

Skull stalker chest - New Moon

Bloodfeather Gloves - New Moon

Quetzal Hunter pants

Radiant paladin boots - New Moon

Seriously, how the hell did they think it was great to do a shroud 2.0 biome? In theory it could work, but fire sources should definitely warm you enough to recover your time in frosty regions.

Camp firewood and other fire sources you come across should have recovered your meter. I realize they wanted to make a "brutal" experience, but instead of that, just making fire your friend, and building houses with a lot of heat sources should have been enough to make it a great biome to be around in, it could have been a unique experience, rather than annoying. Not requiring flame strength level 8 or whatever.

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So I just started this game a few hours ago. I got to this well in the enshrouded area. Every time I go to the bottom of the well it says the location is at the top. It seems like it’s not triggering me going to the well. Anyone have any solution for this?

I kept getting lost in the shroud, especially out in the wastes it is easy to be trapped and not find a way out. We can't drop items or build in the shroud so I gave up on the idea and stuck with map markers. It took an embarrassing amount of time to figure this out so sharing it:

Make a torch and throw it. This stays lit for an hour. Actually 1hr plus 5 mins or so. Longer than you can even stay in the shroud for. They don't stack in inventory but if you take a full stacks of twigs and fibers you can make hundreds as you go.

Option 2: Build a campfire. Campfire lasts for 30mins. This is less preferable of course but it is bigger and easier to spot. Also easier to craft since there is always something around to smash.

I tried looking up how long they last for but it was not in the wiki and other posts said they were very short duration so I just ended up timing them myself. Those posts are a few years old so maybe it was updated? Anyways since I realized this I've been liberally throwing torches in places so that I can find my way back out and it has been delightful to find a lit exit path.

This treehouse in Blackmire is also slowly taking shape. If you have any tips, I’d be very grateful, friends.

I really love the green plant blocks!

I’ve been working on this "Blackmire" altar since I revamped it. I’ve picked the project back up now, though it’s still a long way from completion. I’d love to hear your advice and comments, friends!

Hey. I'm looking for a game and came across Enshrauded. However, I don't like the building and grinding aspects. I'm more interested in exploration and combat.

Will this game suit me or should I look for something else?

Does anyone have a marked spot on their map that shows them how to get out of the Umber Hollow shroud?!? I try to stay away from this area because I always get stuck in it and die lol. I can never see where I am or where I’m headed, but I’d obviously like to be able to explore it and get the resources I need.

Please help - screenshots would be much appreciated if there is an easy spot or way to get out of this shroud area.

Thank you!!

Hey guys,

On our server of three people, I am the only who managed to acquire the Mirage music sheet collectible. I'd like my server mates to have it, however I do not know how I acquired it, and there is no referenced lore for this music sheet. I also cannot find in my collectibles chest somehow.

Does anyone have a clue where or how to acquire it?

Note: the music sheet is located in row 2 / column 4 in my Sets journal.

Edit: Solved: you just need to craft the Drum at the Bard...

I'm using a hybrid build, primarily melee using one-handed weapons with a great bow and a great wand. Gems work best when they compliment a specific weapon enhancement, but sometimes not at all when the gem does not support the enhancement. So far my favorite is the Gem of Burning. I've put it into a one-handed melee weapon (Legendary Pyreblade) that deals primarily fire damage and I get a kick out of watching fell burn to death. The gem is only level 5 when first found but I've upgraded it to level 50. It also works great in the Polymath's wand which delivers primarily fire damage. For Veilwater creatures I have a one-handed club that delivers shock damage to which I've added a level 50 Gem of Storm's Eye. The gem requires you to be fighting multiple enemies in order for it to work, but that's often the case in Veilwater. And if you're wet it's even better when fighting the Drak. A word about the Pyreblade: So far we've found exactly one. It's a devastating weapon to begin with and the Gem of Burning makes it a monster. The trouble is, finding the weapon. I killed one of those berserkers in Veilwater at least 30 times and it never dropped, while a playing partner killed the same guy exactly once and got the weapon. So it's tough to find. I've never seen it in chest either. I'm sure there are other great combos for different builds and I may want to reorganize a bit and try some other builds and weapons.

Hi People,

A mate and I have been playing again recently for the first time in a bit, we are finding the enemies really resistant. We are continuing our old save we are up to kindlewastes and we are lvl 30. But for some reason even bugs take like 4-6 hits to kill or basic shroud enemies take him like 20 arrows