Valheim - The Complete Taming & Breeding Guide! (incl. Chickens)

I’m new to this game and wanted to try it. Is this a mod or really frm the game itself?

That was great, thx!!

I also named my wolf Boromir sis 🤜🤛

Super cool and informative video, nicely done and great editing. Loved the wolf running in on the grim end of his mate. Thanks a lot. And yeah, I'm a little late to the show... Just lately revisited valheim and got to modding.

Best video on taming so far! Thx Embr!

Wow i freaking love your voice lol make more videos plzzz .. Just about whatever even 😊😁😅 for real tho this video is top notch, you have a knack for this kind of thing for sure! Very helpful 👍👌👍👌✌✌😅😁😍😍🤞😉😎😎🎉

Does anyone know if Mistlands Hares are tamable?

Stop killing Sean Bean xD

Thank you

I built a cage and lured a wolf inside, but it isn't taming. I have a banner built nearby to make the location more visible from a distance. Pretty sure the banner is preventing taming.

What an insane editing. Thanks for video

WE MISS YOU, PLEASE COME BACK!!!

My 3 boar became 15 boar real fast 😶 🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗🐗

CHIMKIN

Thanks for all the info, it was really helpful.

That last bit of greydwarf throwing a stone at lox killed me🤣

Why did you stop uploading?

All of your videos are excellent! I hope you make more.

valheim answered the age old question… the egg came first 🤯

and one cool thing they added to the game is that you could get eggs in the "Sealed Towers" which came to the game recently with the Hildir's Request update. Once you kill the miniboss, you can obtain them in the chest present in their floor.

We found 2 Eggs at the bottom of sealed tower, pre yogg

Great Valheim video thank you

I did NOT expect the Boar Birth to be that bloody in game

Wow this is alot harder than I felt it was going to be. Thanks for your help

I literally just finished the vinland saga last month, and now i see a wolf called thorfinn? Perfect

Has anyone figured out how to transport Lox?

Help my boars are unionising and are seeking alliances with my wolves

i love u!!!!!!!!

Thorfinn <3

30 minutes is VERY excessive. The 3 conditions are VERY easy to obtain. But it's the waiting for a half hour, sitting about, doing nothing.... I really really don't see how or why 10-15 mins wasn't applicable. The devs rly just want us wasting time, sitting around watching yellow hearts float up. I wish they would have a mead to boost taming. Or even give different foods varying taming speeds. It's kind of ridiculous

Also..... eggs do NOT have to be sheltered. U can drop them anywhere outside. Unsheltered. It just needs warmth. That's it. So long as it's near a fire. You're good to go

Build a pen/fenced area, put a fire directly outside of the pen, and drop ur eggs against the wall/fence closest to that fire

Good to go

Your videos are amazing

i now know the use of the 7 million beech seeds in my chests

A 5 hour arguement about how to tame boars has been resolved with me being right. Verg grateful for this video!

is this still accurate? i tamed a 1 star wolf and it didnt flee

will tamed animals eat planted crops? I had an idea to incorporate my farm and animals together

Thank you, that was educational and entertaining!

Killing tamed animals wont upset the other tamed animals?

Nice doggy name

hi i just watched this video since i just started playing, quick question IS THORFINN THE WOLF STILL ALIVE???

This was so good!

Very comprehensive guide, well done!

You deserve more than 33k subs miss

You have the best Valheim videos out there. Wish you made more!

great guide thank you!

So wolves for security. Lox for mount and chickens for food. What about the boar? More food?

Boaramir lol

Awesome info! Thank you!

only 2 critiques, i tame all my creatures using sneak instead of trapping so trapping is not necessary but i wont discredit is usefulness. second, although i accept the inevitablity with wolves and boars, it is the negligent lox owner that allows that near bulletproof floofy death machine to perish and i do not consider their deaths "inevitable". Otherwise incredibly informative, taught me a few things i didnt know, and just generally such well presented guide.