The best weapons in "Valheim" are crafted through guck, a material which you can find in Swamp. On the other hand, you might consider traveling in the mountains, but you should first know how to stay warm in the wintry mountain before proceeding.

Without further ado, let's get to know how to farm guck and how to maintain warmth through getting warm clothing and using a Frost Resistance Mead.

How To Farm Guck in The Swamp

Getting guck will not be an easy task. Sometimes, you can see it up a tree, so it will require you some mechanical skills to get it. Remember that you cannot hit it with your arrow, so follow this comprehensive guide.

First, you need to gather wood that is enough to build a small house and wooden chair. You are also required to get an ax. Search in the swap and look for the Gucksacks that are glowing green in the trunks.

You now have the guck to build your house and the chair. They are necessary for you to reach the Gucksacks in the tree and the only way to do that is through climbing.

Make sure there are no obstructions like straying creatures around the area. If you think that the area is now cleared of a possible hindrance, now climb up and continue axing the Gucksack. You can rotate to find more Gucksack in trees then dismantle the equipment to regain the wood.

According to ScreenRant, you can use Guck for different purposes: for material crafting, fuel use, and dyeing buildings. As a fuel, the guck is helpful as your light source near the Forge. As a dye, it will level up your Comfort level by one point.

Now for crafting equipment, you can use guck to obtain Draugr Fang, a powerful weapon that can poison opponents as well as pierce them. To know more about the item recipes, refer to the following:

• Standing Green-Burning Iron Torch (requires 2 iron and 2 guck)

• Green Banner: (requires 6 leather scraps, 2 fine wood, and a guck)

• Draugr Fang: (requires 20 silver, 10 ancient bark, 10 guck, and 2 deer hide)

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How To Stay Warm using Frost Resistance Mead

Surviving the frosty Mountain biome in "Valheim" is not easy compared to other survival games. You will walk through the freezing field which could damage you especially if you have no suitable clothing for the terrain. The next guide is about staying warm through the use of certain attire and potion.

When you begin digging silver ore, you will need an armor that retains heat so you will no longer use an anti-freeze potion. But first, how can you stay warm using Frost Resistance Mead?

To get the potion, you need to craft it using a fermenter and cauldron. If you do not know yet how to brew the mead, click here. The application of the mead will linger for 10 minutes so you can withstand the harsh, cold conditions in the mountains.

After learning how to brew the mead, remember these objects which will help you create a Frost Resistance Mead.

• Dandelion

• 10 Blueberries

• 10 Raspberries

• 10 Honey

How To Acquire Warm Clothing

According to Pro Game Guides, you will first need the recipe for the mead before obtaining a warm outfit. Now, you can rely on either Wolf Fur Cape or the Wolf Armor Chest so you can stay at body temperature while braving the chilling environment.

If you want to craft a Wolf Armor, take note of these materials that you will gather. These three will produce a Wolf Armor Chest:

• 20 Silver

• 5 Wolf Pelt

• Chain

Meanwhile, these materials will make you a Wolf Fur Cape:

• 6 Wolf Pelt

• 4 Silver

• Wolf Trophy

If you are having a hard time making a Wolf Fur Cape, you can craft a Lox Cape, which has the same advantage as the former. It will protect you from cold. To craft it, you need these:

• 6 Lox Pelt
• 2 Silver

Loxes are bigger compared to wolves. They are described as reptiles with a wool-like feature like yaks. Just remember that they can also swim in the water, so your crafted boat can be destroyed by them.

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Written by Joen Coronel