The torches are useful for marking locations or seeing in the dark, or keeping ghosts away at night if you’re away from your village. These items are your basic survival kit, and with these items you’ll be able to survive just about anything.īasic Survival Kit: Bring food (20+ cabbage), 5+ torches, 1 straw bedding, and +100 spoiled soil, 1 simple doorįood is important to keep your hunger meter high and your health full. You don’t even have to be looking.īefore leaving your village, there are several items you’ll want to bring every single time. If you point at the side, you can hold down the block placement button to just keep placing blocks until you run out, or run out of room. You even get a handy builder feature - cursor over a certain face of another block to build outwardly. You even get a handy builder tool - cursor over a certain face of another block to build outwardly.

You’ll be able to specifically target blocks to pick up or smash with the cursor, and you can easily get a good look at interiors without fiddling with the camera too much. You can now leap into first-person view at any time, and it offers a few useful advantages. It’s important to eat before entering a fight. If your hunger is low, you won’t be able to swing your sword as fast, and your sprint stamina will drain / recharge at a much worse rate. Your weapons no longer break, so you can use them infinitely - but, you do have a hunger meter. If he’s defeated, you can either way for him to recharge, or take him to a bed and get him up even faster.

He can equip special powerful weapons that are totally unique to him - you’ll unlock recipes as you level up, and he’ll help you fight everything that’s in your way. Malroth, your buddy, is always at your side and will fight to the death for you. Might buy you an extra 14-16 blocks worth of height building it on the side of the cliff over there.There’s good news you’re no longer fighting alone. Its all shallow water there and you could build something taller starting at sea level (or on some new land you create just above sea level.) I saw someone once say they were going to build a Mage Tower that way. If you really desire a tall tower, building a castle at an Buildertopia based on Iridescent Island's volcanic biome might allow the tallest tower.Īnother option is to expand your castle towards the western cliff. For example its very high on Sunny Sands becuase is has deep mines, but very low on Iridescent Island to accommodate those tall spires. However, some Buildertopia biomes differ on where the sea level sits. Of course, it doesn't help at IOA that the castle is build on just about the highest part of the island minus the mountains ranges and the Hairy Hermit's temple. The tops of the belvederes on those two towers in front are at the absolute highest building level. If you're building it where the castle normally is in Cerulean Steppe, then this is as high as you can go: If you tried to share your island it could crash those without such a mod/hack. Expanding that would likely break the save format. I'd say the island height is pretty much fixed. I've never seen an explanation from SquareEnix or KoeiTecmo why it wasn't increased over DQB1 or never been increased in a patch. Its kind of an arbitrary number, and no improvement over DQB1. I think we've all been wishing for that for a long time.

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