Mods uploaded by MysixValheimMods

In testing: Valheim's map shows no buildings and leaves you to pin what you find. A Cartographer, a red wisp you catch, marks dungeons, ore and berries as you pass, and the land it explores is drawn house by house, tree by tree, live, for everyone.

For children with special needs who find games hard and need a hand getting started. Once an admin allows a player, Z raises a blue lightning shield that stops all harm. Not recommended for any other use: it takes the challenge out of the game.

Needed by every other MySix mod: the mysix console command for settings in game, settings kept in the world save, warned restarts for dedicated servers, and a server check that turns away players without the mods it needs (off by default).

Valheim's wooden portal won't take ore or metal. Five new portals, one per biome from the Black Forest to the Mistlands, each earned by its boss, let through their biome's ore, metal and scrap and those of every biome before.

Anything you can carry goes on both item stands - honey, ores, metals, seeds, body armour, arrows and hundreds more the game's stands refuse.

Planting a field one seed at a time is slow, and crops set too close won't grow. Hold Alt (or block on a controller) with the Iron Cultivator to plant a whole 5x5 bed in one click, each crop spaced to grow, with bad spots shown in red.

Having mods installed no longer stops you earning achievements.

Crafting and upgrading at a crafting station also uses the materials in chests standing nearby.

Dyrnwyn's blade and tip fragments and Lord Reto, who drops the hilt, come back a game day after they are taken or killed, so every player on a shared world can get a set, not only the first one there.

One press of E swaps gear with an armour stand: its pieces come to you and are equipped, and yours go on in their place, instead of putting each piece on from the hotbar and knocking pieces off onto the ground.

A failed refinement at the Forge of Potential never destroys your gear.

Torches, sconces, braziers, candles, campfires and hearths you build never run out of fuel, so you stop refuelling your base by hand. Crafting fires still use fuel. Or set them to burn real fuel taken from chests within 100 m.