Locating the vegvisir is always an adventure in itself. On this thread I actually found the Yagluth vegvisir on my first stonehenge structure and Moder's in my second Draugr tower. It was Bonemass that I had trouble with and ended up stumbling on his altar before finding a crypt with his location. If luck holds out then The Queen may be in an early infested mine.

In all the times I have played through, (at least a dozen), I have never found the yagluth location stone, prior to finding the altar. I always end up seeing the "hand" from a great distance.

On my latest playthrough, I saw the altar (as usual) from a distance, and walked over to it... Moments before arriving there, I stumbled onto this....

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2860212327

Thank you all very much. We finally found that little rascal. Sitting right at the shore of a formerly undiscovered plains island :)

We found a Yagluth site behind a Stonehenge type formation we could see from our boat while sailing past a new land mass during a storm. I said to my son who was sailing, "Weird, I am sure I just saw what looked like a huge bonfire type flame moving back and forth. It looked like some type of giant engulfed in flames chasing something on the hills a ways inland on that land mass we are approaching!" When we got there, I assumed I was imagining things, expecting to discover what I was seeing was the bonfire from a Fuling farming garrison. There was no Fuling camp, just a stonehenge occupied by a cabinet of wild lox. As we went further inland we saw the giant curved stone pillars that surround Yagluth's altar, like giant sentinels watching over The Thing.

Keep on searching or if you want you can use https://valheim-map.world you can keep the fog and enable bosses so you only get a direction. Some bosses are just very far away. My Moder was behind the mistlands...

That one is the hardest to find. Either look for the giant stone fingers of the arena itself, or look for stonehenge-like POIs. People have been known to find the site before ever finding a stone leading to it.

Originally posted by Zep Tepi:

People have been known to find the site before ever finding a stone leading to it.

I have done that several times. I have been very luck lately, randomly coming across a stonehenge when I wasn't looking for one, and having it contain the marker. I believe the smaller (3 stones in an arch) formations can have them as well.

I suggest just sailing around plains and looking for stone formations and/or the alter itself. Hop out and check all the stone formations you come across, just watch out for berzerkers!

As mentioned before just look for those stone finger around the altar. I have never found a vegvesir for yagluth so no clue if they even exist. Just keep searching plain biomes, you´ll find a yagluth altar eventually or check your seed on valheim world generator to see where yaggi boy is..

The vegvisirs do exist. Some say they could be found at villages, but on my (old seed) world I've never found them in villages, only on the sides of smaller stone structures. They can consist of just two upright stones, or a whole henge of stones with berserker guards and chests and everything. In fact, if you see a lone fuling berserker, you've most likely found a fuling stone circle.

As always, sailing is the best method of exploration. Sail throughout the world and keep an eye out for the big stone fingers or the henges and other non-natural stone formations.