Originally posted by Requimatic:

I know night time exploration is supposed to be dangerous, but with the damage output of Fulings not even stone structures are safe from the sounds of things. I would think defeating the respective bosses would stop said enemies from spawning and patrolling a Meadows biome.. unless it was directly connected to a Plains.

Just seems a tad unnecessary. Considering the damage output of Fulings, are stone structures even safe for any amount of time? Wood would just melt like butter.. one spear and your entire cabin would be leveled, lmao.

Yeah, that's my one worry. My base is all wood walls, I'd hate to be crafting at night and suddenly a fuling patrol destroys half the place.

This is why I dig a ditch around my base.

Lmao, there's so much blackmetal in my chests right now thanks to them. No need to go far off on the plains when you can exploit 3 patrols that harass you at the meadows and black forest or in the mountains.

So, essentially, after you start beating bosses.. you need to beat feet home at night and instantly sleep?

I know night time exploration is supposed to be dangerous, but with the damage output of Fulings not even stone structures are safe from the sounds of things. I would think defeating the respective bosses would stop said enemies from spawning and patrolling a Meadows biome.. unless it was directly connected to a Plains.

Just seems a tad unnecessary. Considering the damage output of Fulings, are stone structures even safe for any amount of time? Wood would just melt like butter.. one spear and your entire cabin would be leveled, lmao.

They are great if you can kill them since they drop infamous black ore right on our doorstep.

Originally posted by Jaunitta 🌸:

They are great if you can kill them since they drop infamous black ore right on our doorstep.

So much this!

"They start spawning at night in the Meadows and Black Forest biomes after defeating Yagluth." https://valheim.fandom.com/wiki/Fuling

Lol I see. My buddy and I stopped playing right after beating Yagluth a few months ago to wait for the update, that was the first time since then I'd ventured out at night.