Глоссарий Glossary

Doors built with this mastery open when someone approaches and close after them.

Interacting with a crafting station automatically repairs all carried items that station supports.

A successful parry adds to the base game's adrenaline meter. Its limit, decay and full-meter effects follow the equipped items and the game's rules.

Runecarver's stone. Azurite veins are cut with chisels, not pickaxes: plain veins give azurite, corrupted ones corrupted azurite, divine ones divine azurite. The Azurite Kiln grinds each into its own dust, which the Runecarver's Table turns into runes.

A weapon's alternative attack. A thrown weapon retains this attack type until impact.

A crossbow fires a loaded bolt without drawing. It must reload before the next shot.

Strength supports health and carry weight; Dexterity supports stamina and its regeneration; Intelligence supports eitr and rune shield. Governing attributes also raise weapon damage through the skill multiplier.

An aura works on you and on allies in its radius: players who are not your PvP opponents, pets, companions and minions. Each pulse refreshes its effect and never stacks it. Trinket auras are switched on by adrenaline for a limited time.

Activated trinket effects and activation affixes affect nearby allies for their duration. Repeated aura delivery does not repeat instant effects. Auras do not reserve eitr.

A second eruption at a slam's point a moment later, with the slam's own damage and its own modifiers. It is rolled once per slam, not per enemy hit, and never makes another aftershock.

Affixes stored on a piece of equipment modify only that item. Crafting bonuses remain when it is traded or its maker changes masteries. Repeated upgrades keep the strongest bonus from each source. A failed crafting roll never removes existing affixes.

Ground movement while sprinting. Running speed and its stamina cost are separate bonuses; equipment movement penalties can affect both.

Reduces running stamina cost while travelling on a trail. The benefit requires trail ground beneath the character.

Building and removing pieces is allowed where the world forbids it: dungeons, boss altars, the starting temple, traders' camps and other no-build places. Pieces that normally cannot be placed indoors can be placed inside dungeons. Other players' wards still protect their area.

Roll once for the original charged attack. On success, double its charge-granted numerical bonuses and additional-effect counts, including echo, aftershock and phantom-strike payloads. This is not a second use of the attack. Input permissions, target rules, costs and delays do not double.

Phantom strikes may trigger phantom strikes. Each successive generation multiplies its trigger chance by the listed factor; the separate global phantom-chance penalty also applies. Nearby keeps its existing attack-origin rule.

Crafting Tanner equipment can use materials from accessible nearby chests.

Crafting Smith equipment can use materials from accessible nearby chests.

Crafting supplies - ammo, bombs, food, mead, oils and materials - can use materials from accessible nearby chests.

Crafting and upgrading equipment - weapons, armour, shields and tools - can use materials from accessible nearby chests, whatever the materials are.

Nearby and distant refer to distance from the attack's origin when it hits. Projectiles retain their launch origin through chains and bounces.

Allows supported actions to consume materials from accessible nearby containers. The action determines the search centre and range; containers that cannot be opened are excluded.

Block power absorbs part or all of an incoming hit; remaining damage passes through. Blocking spends stamina according to the strength of the hit.

Resting grants a timed buff whose duration and charges depend on comfort. Tree bonuses can scale with these charges, and Rested power strengthens those per-charge bonuses.

A biome's summoned boss. Defeating it can unlock progression; hanging its trophy at the Sacrificial Stones unlocks the corresponding Forsaken power.

Turns a mead base into finished bottles. Fermentation speed uses the bonuses of the player who started the batch.

Reduces damage remaining after rune shield and block. It absorbs a greater share of smaller hits; armour penetration ignores part of this protection.

Replaces a knife's alternative attack ([Mouse 3]) with a throw. It remains a knife attack but uses ranged and throwing bonuses instead of melee bonuses; without weapon return, the knife stays where it lands.

Press {key.quickmark} to mark on your map whatever shows its name under your crosshair: an ore deposit, a dungeon entrance, a creature, a chest, a portal, a runestone and more. The mark gets its own icon and the object's name, stays on your map and can be removed like any mark. Whether these marks are shared through the cartography table is set in the map settings (gear on the large map).

Harvesting an eligible crop replants it in place when the character carries the required planting materials. Those materials are consumed.

Immediately lands a hooked fish once it is pulled within the required distance.

Restores a share of health actually removed by a qualifying hit after armour and resistances. Weapon and projectile hits use life leech; spell hits use spell leech, while indirect damage and resource hits do not qualify. Each hit starts its own leech that restores 2% of maximum health per second until it has given back its share; all leech together restores at most 20% per second and stops at full health.

Allows a workbench to operate without a roof. Its other requirements still apply.

Increases the maximum stack size for the named item group in this character's inventory. It does not change other players' stack sizes or add inventory slots.

A condition reached after a period without dealing or taking a hit. Another hit restarts the waiting period.

Prevents food from overcooking into coal on cooking stations.

A chance to preserve each unit that would be consumed by the named action. It is rolled separately for each unit; a guaranteed chance preserves every eligible unit.

Recalls a thrown weapon after a hit or at maximum range; return on kill requires a killing blow. The returning weapon can hit enemies with reduced damage, and its inventory slot remains reserved until it returns.

Being airborne harvests eligible resources below the character. The resources fall to the ground and still need to be picked up.

Picked wild plants become gatherable again after a delay. Regrowth speed shortens this delay at their original location.

A chance for a bomb to explode again at the same location after a short delay. The echo does not repeat itself or add a Combo hit.

Meads stored long enough in a chest built by the character gain additional potency. The improvement is stored on the bottles.

The resource spent on movement, attacks, blocking and tool work. Dexterity can improve its maximum and regeneration.

Mined ore can drop as its smelted metal instead. This does not require a smelter or fuel.

Holding jump at the start applies the height bonus; a brief press uses normal height. Jump height also contributes to distance, while jump-distance bonuses affect only distance.

Shows the remaining fermentation time when aiming at a fermenter.

Reveals fresh animal tracks. Following a valid track can satisfy bonuses that require tracking.

Ships built with this mastery receive an additional cargo row.

Up to three sockets on an item hold sigils. Punches open a socket of their own kind: runic, corrupted or divine. A sigil in a divine socket is 50% stronger.

Fire damage fills the burning gauge. Burning deals fire damage over time; a stronger burn replaces a weaker one, Wet shortens it, and chill removes it.

The mountains biome. Freezing protection is normally required, and its biome level controls experience scaling there.

Extends the maximum fishing cast distance.

The dvergr creature category. They normally become hostile when attacked or when their protected property is damaged.

Fermenters built with this mastery can queue a second batch. It starts fermenting after the finished first batch is collected. Press [E] on a fermenter that is already fermenting, with mead base in your inventory.

Cooking at a cauldron creates an additional recipe batch and consumes the materials for both batches.

Allows an additional jump while airborne before landing. It spends normal jump stamina and has a separate use from wall rebound.

Allows one additional jump in mid-air before landing. It spends normal jump stamina and does not consume wall rebound.

Interacting to gather an eligible resource can yield another copy of the gathered amount. This chance is separate from extra yield.

A single weapon that occupies both hands. It cannot be used with a shield and is separate from dual-wield weapons.

A full, unharvested hive built with this mastery can produce a queen bee on its daily roll.

Allows planting wild species with their seeds. Cuttings supplies these seeds; the gathered berries and mushrooms are not planting materials.

What a hunt brings: hides, pelts, feathers, raw meat and trophies.

Bonuses against enemies on low life. They apply according to the target's health when the hit lands.

Resources that lie on stands inside dungeons and fortresses and drop when the player interacts with them: surtling, black, molten and frost cores, cave crystals and obsidian, fenris hair, crypt remains, dvergr treasure, charred skulls. A category of its own: forage bonuses do not apply to it.

Awards additional items from the named resource or production action. Whole guaranteed extras are awarded first; remaining resource chance can repeat through the extra-item cascade.

A successful roll adds a quality level and allows another roll with a reduced chance. The chain stops on failure and can raise quality beyond the normal upgrade limit. Applicable profession chances add before the first roll.

Adds another damage type without reducing the original damage. The added damage scales with its new type and can build its matching ailment; the bonus specifies which source damage supplies it.

A polearm has a thrusting attack and an alternative sweeping attack. Polearm bonuses apply to both, while alternative-attack bonuses apply only to the sweep.

Ancient, fine and Yggdrasil wood receive additional independent extra-yield rolls.

A physical damage type that builds armour break. Stagger uses the hit's separate stagger power.

Maces and hammers use club bonuses. A torch receives these bonuses only with the mastery that makes it count as a club.

Intelligence raises maximum eitr and rune shield. It also contributes to the skill multiplier of weapons governed by Intelligence.

Active foods provide health, stamina, eitr and healing for a limited time. Their nourishment normally fades as they expire.

With a charged knife attack ready, press attack while manually blocking to teleport behind the aimed nearby enemy and attack. A shield is not required. The destination must be valid.

The final attack of a weapon's attack chain containing at least two attacks. It does not depend on the Combo.

You always hold two tasks, drawn from any profession you can work at your progress. Each finished task grants +1 craft point, at most two a day; a task finished past the limit counts the next day. The first swap each day is free, later ones cost greydwarf eyes.

Adds projectiles to a shot or throw. Extra arrows spread around the aim, while extra bolts fire in sequence; each consumes its own ammunition unless it is conserved.

Hives built with this mastery can store more honey before becoming full.

A charge empowers your next released weapon attack and is consumed even on a miss. Charges do not stack or expire. All charge sources share a 3-second cooldown between successful grants. Spending a charge does not restart that cooldown, and failed grants do not extend it. All hits and projectiles of the released attack share its charge. Spells can consume it only with Charged Casts. The charge itself grants 25% increased damage; charged-attack nodes add further bonuses.

Pieces built with this mastery do not take damage from rain, water or waves. Other damage is unaffected.

Tamed animals that follow you go with you through portals and dungeon entrances: those within the herd call range appear next to you on the other side.

You can carry one small tamed animal (up to wolf size: boar, wolf, chicken, young animals) in your arms, through portals too: press [Ctrl] + [E] on it to pick it up and again to set it down. You cannot attack while carrying. An animal you can also ride with Any Saddle is picked up by holding [E] instead: a plain press rides it.

Allows hives built with this mastery to produce honey in cold biomes.

Giving a follow or stay command to one tamed creature also commands nearby tamed creatures. Followers that move beyond the herd's range stop following.

A chance that is not capped at 100%. Every full 100% grants one guaranteed extra, and the remainder is the chance of one more: at 150%, one is guaranteed and there is a 50% chance of a second.

Shows named tamed creatures on the map.

Stone and flint gathered from the ground and broken from rocks. Weight bonuses for ore and bars can include it.

Opening a chest can mark the nearest unopened chest on the map. The reveal is chance-based.

Shattering a deposit can also shatter a nearby deposit. Each deposit shattered this way can continue the chain.

An extra-item roll can repeat after a success, with each repeated chance becoming weaker. Whole guaranteed extras are awarded first; the remaining fractional chance starts the cascade.

An item's upgrade level. Upgrading improves its supported properties and requires the appropriate crafting station level, unless a mastery extends the limit.

A mining tool that can also attack creatures. Against creatures, its mining damage becomes pierce damage.

Allows upgrading Smith equipment one quality level beyond its normal maximum. Items without upgrades remain unupgradeable. Both profession masteries on a mixed recipe extend its limit only once. Station and material requirements still apply.

A major passive that changes a mechanic and includes a drawback. Final multipliers in that drawback remain separate from increased bonuses.

Increases the amount of loot from kills: the creature's own drops and Path of Valheiman loot, including supported Epic Loot drops. It adds up with the bonuses from stars, modifiers and monster power. Fractional extra amounts are rolled; this does not use the extra-item cascade or change item rarity.

Increases world-chest loot on its first opening, or after a refill. Player-built containers are unaffected; fractional extra amounts are rolled.

A physical damage type that can apply impale. Each impale increases the target's physical damage taken.

A weapon attack that hits an enemy adds one hit to the Combo, regardless of target count. Combo hits empower later attacks up to the limit; a pause, stagger or spell cast ends the Combo, while a miss leaves it unchanged.

One tamed creature you name with the Leader's Horn; it is a pet and a companion at once. With the horn in hand: attack sends it at an enemy or a spot, alternative attack switches wait and follow, block + attack recalls it, block + alternative attack sets a patrol. Naming another creature releases the previous one.

Nearby furnishings and shelter determine comfort. Only the strongest furnishing in each supported group counts; comfort increases Rested duration and charges.

Changes part of one damage type into another before percentage bonuses apply. Converted damage uses its new type's bonuses, ailments and resistances and cannot be converted again; excessive conversion shares are reduced proportionally.

A spear is a weapon whose alternative attack is a throw. The thrown spear can be picked up or recalled by weapon return.

The alternate attack of an axe splits any stump in one blow, whoever felled the tree. The stump's wood drops as usual.

Increases the maximum stack size of meads in this character's inventory. Other players retain their normal stack sizes.

Mead potency strengthens a brewed mead; mead duration controls how long it lasts. Brewing bonuses are stored in the bottle and remain after transfer; potion power is separate.

A critical hit multiplies the hit's damage. Increased critical chance scales the weapon's base chance; critical damage changes the multiplier separately.

Slash damage fills the bleeding gauge. When applied, bleeding deals damage over time that bypasses armour; bleeding damage and duration modify the effect separately.

Fist weapons and bare hands share fist bonuses. Bare-handed bonuses require empty hands; bare hands count as dual-wield without a shield and one-handed with a shield.

Allows fists to chop trees and mine resources using part of their physical damage. Their tool tier determines eligible resources and rises as world bosses are defeated.

Stations cooking food placed by the character signal when it is ready. They remain marked on the minimap until that food is collected or burns.

An ice crystal grows when you freeze an enemy or kill one with cold, if your passives say so. An attack or spell that breaks it releases a cold burst that builds chill around.

Damage from a falling tree cannot kill the character. A lethal hit leaves the character with 1 health.

Chopping eligible trees can drop their seeds. Species-specific bonuses improve the matching seed chance; successful rolls can repeat through extra yield.

Can add portions when food is made or collected from a cooking station, using the original cook's bonus. Successful extra-food rolls can repeat through extra yield.

Dexterity raises maximum stamina and stamina regeneration. It also contributes to the skill multiplier of weapons governed by Dexterity.

A bow fires arrows after drawing. Drawing improves the shot up to full draw, and holding a drawn bow spends stamina.

Thread spun from flax on the spinning wheel.

Any door - one somebody built or one in a dungeon - opens as you come up to it and closes behind you. A door that needs a key still needs the key in your bag. Bridges stay manual.

Allows plants to grow outside their usual biomes. Cultivated ground and sufficient growing space are still required where applicable.

Allows riding tamed creatures that normally have no saddle support. The creature must still be tamed. Press [Ctrl] + [E] on it to mount.

Allows normally untamable creatures to be tamed. They still need food and the conditions required for taming.

Armour and shields whose recipes use hides, leather, bone, feathers, linen thread or jute receives Tanner bonuses. A recipe that also uses metal qualifies for both professions.

Pieces built with this mastery require less structural support. The property is stored on each piece.

Periodically rolls the helmsman's chance to give their ship favourable wind. A success refreshes the effect; changing helmsman ends it without changing the world's wind.

Adds extra elemental damage to weapon hits for a limited time. A weapon holds one oil at a time; a new oil replaces the previous one, and some weapon types require a mastery to accept oils.

One interaction gathers matching plants and items nearby. Each gathered plant rolls its extra yield separately.

Turns active food values into combat bonuses: health supports physical damage, eitr supports elemental damage, and stamina supports attack speed. Each bonus grows in whole steps.

Each reached instance can select one option not already selected from its shared option list. The option grants its effect once; explicitly repeatable options are an exception.

This profession is reserved and is not yet available in the game.

This profession is reserved and is not yet available in the game.

A late-game biome covered in mist. Its biome level controls experience scaling there.

Allows fish belonging to the current biome to bite without bait. Other fish retain their normal bait requirements.

Sight masteries mark eligible objects within their detection range on the map and minimap. Temporary marks disappear when the object leaves range or is no longer eligible.

A sword uses sword bonuses and its supported grip category. Weapon damage types are determined by the equipped sword.

Makes a bomb wait for an enemy instead of exploding on impact. The mine expires after a delay and cannot damage its owner.

A random damage multiplier whose midpoint depends on the weapon's governing attributes. Weapons with two governing attributes use their average; vanilla weapon skills do not raise this multiplier.

Controls a ship's speed and handling while steering. It does not affect the character's swimming speed.

Prevents fishing from a ship from tipping the rod.

Strength raises maximum health and carry weight. It also contributes to the skill multiplier of weapons governed by Strength.

Crafting or upgrading light armour has a 25% chance to add an item affix that reduces its weight. Each eligible mastery rolls independently.

Low means below 35% of maximum; full means at least 99%. Each resource is checked against its own maximum, for both characters and enemies.

Vanilla skill bonuses are replaced by the addon's progression. Eligible actions award experience, and governing attributes determine weapon damage through the skill multiplier.

Shows remaining growth time when aiming at the character's own plants.

Makes matching damage apply an ailment more readily. It does not add a missing damage type, increase ailment damage or extend duration; impale uses an application chance instead of a gauge.

A felled tree falls in the direction the character was looking when the final hit landed.

A temporary buff gained on a successful on-kill roll. It improves attacks, casting, movement and stamina regeneration; Onslaught power strengthens these effects.

The time a bow takes to reach full draw. Faster draw shortens this time without increasing the strength of a fully drawn shot.

A successful roll replaces the fish with treasure appropriate to the biome. It changes the catch rather than adding another item to it.

Supported foraging materials have no carried weight while in the character's inventory.

An event is recent while it falls within the shared recent-event time window. Each condition tracks its own named event.

The difference between maximum and current health. Restoring a share of missing health uses that difference when the hit lands and restores nothing at full health.

An effect applied by matching damage. Most ailments use an ailment gauge; impale uses stacks, while armour break and stagger have their own accumulation rules.

Matching damage is required to build an ailment. Build-up improves application, ailment damage improves damage over time, and duration changes how long the effect lasts; resistances protect against incoming damage.

Shortens burning, poison, chill and shock received by the character. The minimum-duration limit still applies.

The undead creature category. Category-specific bonuses apply only to creatures classified as undead; damage resistances remain creature-specific.

A knife uses knife bonuses. Dagger throw replaces its alternative attack only when that mastery is active.

Reveals nearby wild plants with visual trails leading from them toward the character.

Makes bonuses conditioned on night also apply during the evening.

Nearby pickables glow at night, and gathering grants additional resources. Night Walker can extend the night condition into the evening.

An immobilized enemy cannot move for a short time (2 s at base). It is applied by chance on hit: from the tree, and natively by Ashlands nature weapons. Duration rows with the immobilize chip lengthen it; many rows are stronger against immobilized enemies.

Marks nearby fish shoals on the map and minimap.

Marks nearby dungeon entrances on the map and minimap. Marks disappear when the entrance leaves detection range.

Marks nearby rare and unique creatures on the map and minimap. Marks disappear when the creature leaves detection range.

Marks nearby ore deposits on the map and minimap. Marks disappear when the deposit leaves detection range.

Marks nearby chests on the map and minimap. Marks disappear when the chest leaves detection range.

After exploding, a bomb returns to its thrower and explodes again. Both blasts can hit the owner; the bomb is not returned to the inventory.

Sitting inside a dungeon starts a flight to its exit and consumes surtling cores. It can be used once per dungeon until that dungeon resets.

Automatically exchanges explored areas and map pins with nearby mod users. Only one participant needs the mastery; repeated exchanges have a cooldown.

Automatically exchanges explored areas and map pins with nearby mod users. Only one participant needs the mastery.

The amount a hit contributes to the target's stagger gauge. A full gauge staggers the target; extra damage against staggered targets requires its own bonus.

Reaching the stagger threshold briefly interrupts the target. Stagger build-up increases progress from hits; general ailment build-up does not affect it.

Burning and chill cannot coexist. Applying either removes the other.

Turns part of fire damage into chopping damage when hitting a tree. The required tool tier still applies.

A weapon that leaves the other hand available for a shield. Bare hands count as one-handed while a shield is equipped.

The time available to press attack and continue a chopping series. A wider window makes the timing easier without directly increasing attack speed.

Character experience comes from combat only and advances the main passive tree; peaceful work gives craft experience to the crafting tree instead. Death can remove current-level character experience without removing allocated points.

Earned from peaceful work: the experience of every peaceful skill, hunting animals and profession actions. It fills the craft level and with it craft points; it is separate from character experience.

Crops planted with this mastery grow faster. The growth bonus stays on each planted crop.

An action that changes an item in an unpredictable way: it may make the item better, or it may make it worse. A corrupted item can no longer be changed by other runes.

The push delivered by a hit. It does not interrupt attacks by itself; knockdown and nearby pushes require separate effects.

Returns part of a blocked or parried hit to its attacker, separately from thorns. Other parry bonuses can empower the next attack or cast, or affect nearby enemies.

Allows building and dismantling ships without a workbench. Away from a workbench, dismantling packs the ship and cargo into a crate; deploying it restores the same ship. Nobody may be aboard during packing. Dismantle with the hammer ([Mouse 3]); to deploy, select the crate on the hotbar and place the ship like any build piece. The crate goes through portals while its hold carries nothing a portal refuses.

The radius around the character in which the map is uncovered while exploring.

Poison damage fills the poison gauge. Poison deals damage over time; a stronger effect replaces a weaker one. Poison is separate from elemental damage.

A projectile bounces off the ground and walls and keeps flying instead of stopping. Each bounce allows one more.

Makes a bomb explode on each ground contact. Each bounce reduces the damage of subsequent explosions.

Pressing jump near a wall while airborne launches the character away from it. It spends normal jump stamina and has a separate use from double jump.

Pressing jump near a wall while airborne launches the character away from it. It is available once before landing, spends normal jump stamina and does not consume double jump.

Reflects a projectile after it hits a surface. Each bounce reduces its subsequent damage; bomb bounce has its own explosion behaviour.

Following a profession shows its tasks on the HUD under its name, with a check box on each. New tasks stay tracked until the profession is unfollowed.

Frost damage fills the chill gauge. Chill slows movement, weakens over time and removes burning; frost-resistant creatures are protected from the slow.

Nearby tamed wolves deliver hides from their kills to the character.

Spent on nodes in the craft tree. They come from craft levels (one per level of peaceful experience, up to 250) and tasks (+1 each, at most two a day). The "i" by the counter in the middle of the craft tree lists them.

Interacting with a cooking station fills all available slots with supported raw food from the inventory.

Holding jump enables slow flight while stamina lasts. With low flight unlocked, holding run lowers the character and allows faster movement at a higher stamina cost.

A block timed just before impact. It uses the shield's parry bonus and can stagger the attacker. Parrying also costs stamina.

A weapon category that occupies both hands as a pair. Bare hands also count as dual-wield when no shield is equipped.

The time a crossbow takes to load the next bolt. Faster reload shortens this time without increasing shot damage.

A player-controlled roll that briefly avoids hits and spends stamina. Equipment movement penalties increase its cost; evasion chance is a separate automatic mechanic.

A node at the intersection of a road and a circle. It offers a quality-of-life mastery.

Raw berries and mushrooms provide reduced nourishment without occupying a food slot. Each species has one active snack; eating the same species refreshes its duration.

The maximum weight a character can carry without becoming overloaded. Overload prevents running and jumping.

Tamed creatures that act independently. Their attacks use pet damage bonuses, independently of the owner's general damage bonuses.

Movement through water without a ship. Swim speed and swimming stamina costs are separate from sailing bonuses.

Turns ore into metal bars in a smelter. Kilns instead turn wood into coal; input materials and fuel are consumed as the machine works.

Nothing is lost to the sea. The hold of a ship built with this mastery floats up in one crate, and an item you drop that sinks in deep water floats up in a small crate above the spot. Crates stay where they surfaced and are marked on the map until emptied.

Adds damage to the base before the skill multiplier and percentage bonuses. General flat damage uses the hit's main type; flat elemental damage requires an existing elemental component.

Reduces the spacing required between plants. Other ground and growth requirements remain unchanged.

Increases the size or reach of supported attacks and effects. It does not increase their damage; area damage is separate.

Chests fully emptied by the character can refill after a delay. Each refill generates fresh loot with applicable chest bonuses; aiming at the chest shows the remaining time.

Fermenters built with this mastery work without a roof.

Smelters and kilns automatically take supported inputs from the one nearest built chest within their radius. If that chest is empty or open, they wait - they never look for another. Look at the smelter to see its radius and the chest it takes from; Shift + mouse wheel changes the radius of that smelter. Processing uses the source chest owner's applicable bonuses.

Reduces the movement penalty from worn armour and held equipment. It cannot grant extra speed when no equipment penalty is present.

Crafting or upgrading heavy armour has a 25% chance to add an item affix that increases its armour. Each eligible mastery rolls independently.

Allows upgrading Tanner equipment one quality level beyond its normal maximum. Items without upgrades remain unupgradeable. Both profession masteries on a mixed recipe extend its limit only once. Station and material requirements still apply.

Floors built with this mastery provide shelter like a roof. Objects and characters beneath them receive the normal roof protection and shelter checks.

Sends hides and meat from the character's kills directly to their inventory. Items that cannot fit still drop normally.

Allows building and dismantling portals without a nearby workbench. Other placement and material requirements still apply.

Ordinary reductions to incoming hits add together, including glancing blows. Their shared limit prevents complete immunity; armour and resistances provide separate protection.

With a hammer or hoe equipped, {key.hugin} moves the view into a limited flying range while the body stays behind. Placement uses building range from the view and still requires materials and a suitable station. While flying, [Space] rises, [Ctrl] sinks and [Shift] speeds up; {key.hugin} again returns the view to the body.

The amount of matching damage needed to fill an ailment gauge depends on the target's base health. Build-up makes the same damage fill more of the gauge.

A gateway into the passive tree. Reaching one activates the other knowledge portals as starting points for connected paths.

Marks ships built by the character on the map, independently of their current location.

Two small buttons appear under the weight next to the bag. Stack nearby sends everything from the bag into chests within 10 m that already hold the same item, without opening them. Sort merges stacks and orders the bag by kind and name. The hotbar row, equipped gear and slots of other inventory mods stay where they are. Both also work by keys, {key.quickstack} and {key.sortbag}, even with the bag closed; change them in the Hotkeys section of the settings.

Repeated hits on the same enemy activate a bonus after the required hit count. Changing targets or leaving the recently window resets the count; the triggering hit does not receive the new bonus.

A magic weapon that spends eitr. Staff bonuses apply to all staves; school-specific bonuses apply only to the matching magic school.

Changes how much is lost on death. The world setting counts in levels: the fraction is a share of one level's experience, whole numbers are whole levels, and tree points above what remains are refunded.

Repairing worn equipment at a station. The repair radius sets how far from the station an item can be repaired.

Allows equipping a Dvergr lantern in a separate belt slot. It provides light without occupying a hand.

The maximum number of a named effect that can exist at once. A limit bonus affects only the effect it names.

A bonus that scales with another stat in whole steps. Incomplete steps grant no additional bonus.

After death, the gear you wear stays on the character, and so do weapons, shields and tools in the hotbar row. Everything else - the rest of the hotbar, gear deeper in the bag, materials, ore, food, potions, ammunition - goes into the tombstone. The grave is marked on the map, and the marker disappears once the grave is emptied.

Throwing suitable food attracts matching wild animals nearby. Only one bait is active at a time, and it expires or is consumed; attracted groups are limited in size.

A successful roll forces the hit to stagger its target. This is separate from filling the stagger gauge; lightning hits can have an additional stagger chance.

Gradually makes a wild creature tame while it is calm, fed and near a player. Eligible tamed creatures can breed while well-fed.

Summoned creatures with a limited distance from their owner. Their attacks use minion damage bonuses, independently of pet and general damage bonuses.

Drinking a mead brewed by the character can preserve the bottle instead of consuming it.

Ignores part of the target's armour for the hit. It does not remove armour from the target; armour break is a separate effect.

Ignores part of the target's matching resistance. Effective resistance can fall below zero, increasing the damage of that type.

Allows supported projectiles to pass through a target and continue travelling. Each available pierce permits another target to be passed through.

Makes an enemy target the provoking character for a limited time after the latest provoking hit. It ends early if that character dies or moves too far away.

An area of the craft tree lies under fog. Click its badge anywhere in the tree to plan it - the area's edge glows, the fog stays - and Apply opens it for 3 craft points; it stays open for good. Taking path nodes clears the fog along the road.

Pierce damage can apply stacks that increase the target's physical damage taken. Build-up improves application chance; the limit controls stack count, and duration controls how long stacks remain after the last application.

A status caused by rain or water that affects regeneration and cold protection. It also shortens burning; bonuses involving Wet apply only while that condition is met.

Allows ore and metal bars through portals after the required boss is defeated. The portal consumes the configured share of transported metal; each metal follows its own progression requirement.

A road node with a choice of Strength, Dexterity or Intelligence.

The remaining wear an item or structure can withstand. Equipment can be repaired at a station that supports it.

Protects crops planted with this mastery from non-player damage near structures belonging to the planter. Player damage is unaffected.

Harvest mature crops and seed crops that you planted yourself. Planting alone and harvesting another player’s crops do not grant farming XP.

Open world chests for the first time and collect surtling cores or freeze glands from dungeon resource pickups. Reopening a chest does not grant XP again.

Travel on foot or swim. Repeated travel through recently visited terrain grants less XP; teleportation and travel as a passenger do not count.

Craft and upgrade Tanner equipment, and spin linen thread. Thread production grants XP to the player who loaded the flax.

Travel at the helm and build ships. Ship construction grants XP only once per current profession stage.

Craft and upgrade Smith equipment, fully repair broken Smith equipment, and smelt metal bars. Smelting XP belongs to the player who loaded the ore.

Fell trees. Each felled tree grants profession XP once; chopping its fallen logs does not.

Collect finished fermentation batches and craft oils. Fermentation XP belongs to the player who started the batch.

Kill wild boars, deer, wolves, lox, hares or asksvin. Other creatures and tamed animals do not grant hunting XP.

Prepare food using recipes or collect cooked, unburnt food from a cooking station. Cooking-station XP belongs to the player who added the raw food.

Extract honey from beehives. XP belongs to the player who built the hive; intensive honey collection has diminishing returns.

Destroy ore or stone mining blocks. Hitting a block without destroying it grants no profession XP.

Catch fish with a fishing rod. Picking up fish from the ground does not grant fishing XP.

Tame animals, raise their offspring to adulthood, and feed hungry tamed animals. Credit follows the recorded keeper; repeated feeding is limited.

Gather wild berries, mushrooms, thistle and dandelions. Planted crops do not count as foraging.

Build lasting pieces, repair world damage, dismantle world ruins, and craft or upgrade pure-wood equipment. Rebuilding with recovered materials does not grant building XP again.

The plains biome. Its biome level controls experience scaling there.

Dismantling a structure returns materials actually paid after construction discounts. Refund-on-dismantle bonuses can restore a share of materials that the structure would otherwise not return.

Dismantles equipment at a supported crafting station to recover part of its recipe materials, including upgrades. The item is consumed.

Allows dismantling Tanner equipment at its crafting or repair station. Item salvage returns part of the materials spent on the item and its upgrades. At the station use its salvage tab, or [Alt] + right-click the item in your inventory.

Allows dismantling Smith equipment at its crafting or repair station. Item salvage returns part of the materials spent on the item and its upgrades. At the station use its salvage tab, or [Alt] + right-click the item in your inventory.

An extra seed from chopping can be replaced with a tree seed from an unlocked biome. Eligibility depends on defeated bosses.

Blunt hits progressively reduce the target's armour, including for the triggering hit. The reduction is shared on the target and clears after a pause without blunt hits.

Percentage bonuses scale passive healing supplied by food. Flat health regeneration works independently of food.

Can replace world-chest loot with less common entries from that biome's loot table on first opening. It does not upgrade equipment rarity tiers or increase item quantity.

Raises the rarity of equipment dropped by enemies you kill: more magic, rare and unique items. It adds up with the rarity from the enemy's stars. Chest loot rarity is a separate effect.

Evasion rating grants a chance to avoid a hit completely, including its damage, stagger, knockback and ailment. The chance depends on the attacker’s stage; an accumulator smooths the sequence of hits and evasions. Damage over time, persistent damaging ground and environmental damage cannot be evaded; a successful passive evasion triggers on evade, independently of a manual dodge roll.

Allows repairing ships with a hammer without a nearby workbench.

Each successful hit in a chopping series adds to the chance for an extra log on that hit and subsequent hits. This chance stacks with other extra-log chances and resets when the series breaks.

A physical damage type that fills the bleeding gauge. Bleeding requires slash damage, not just a build-up bonus.

Allows ore and metal bars through portals after the required boss is defeated. The portal consumes a configured share of the transported metal.

Using a rune on an item: right-click the rune, then left-click the item. Runes add, remove or reroll an item's properties; each property rolls a tier and a value inside that tier.

A runic stone that guards a zone of its biome. Its zone can be sensed from a distance before it is reached.

A protective layer that absorbs damage after resistances, before block and armour. Spirit damage bypasses it. After a pause without damage, the shield recharges; recharge delay and regeneration control this recovery.

Moves the character toward the aimed target before a fist attack, stopping at striking distance. With no target it travels forward a shorter distance; area of effect scales the dash range.

An item set into a Jewel Socket of the passive tree. A plain Jewel just adds the stats written on it; rarer ones act on the tree itself - strengthening, reshaping or opening up the passives inside their radius.

Crafting or upgrading weapons using Smith materials has a 25% chance to add an item affix that increases their damage. Each eligible mastery rolls independently.

Resources released by interacting with dungeon pickables. Its extra-yield bonus does not apply to chest contents or creature loot.

Automatically drops carried bombs at intervals while airborne. Additional projectiles increase the bombs per drop, and reload speed shortens the interval.

Food cooked with this mastery keeps full nourishment until it expires. Its normal duration remains unchanged.

A ship built by this character. Bonuses near it apply while swimming close to it.

A link joins you to an ally. The beam of a link staff makes it while the attack is held, and it lasts while the beam touches the ally; Thread of Memory keeps it a few seconds after contact, Shared Circle links allies nearby on its own at reduced strength. Part of the damage the ally takes moves to you. Death, teleport and leaving range end it.

What a crop or sapling is planted from. Placing a plant consumes its seed unless it is saved.

A timed sequence of axe attacks against trees. Pressing attack during the timing window continues the sequence; holding attack does not. Series bonuses scale with accepted hits up to the series limit.

Entering a portal does not send you anywhere at once: the map opens with every portal in the world marked. Click one, press Accept, and you step out of it. Cancel or close the map to stay. The usual portal rules still apply: a portal that would not take your cargo or that is closed by a boss fight does not open the map.

Strengthens potions made by the alchemist. It does not affect meads or oils.

Strengthens the extra elemental damage supplied by an oil. The brewer's bonus is stored in the bottle and then on the oiled weapon, independently of its current owner.

The strength with which a block pushes its attacker away. It is separate from block power, which absorbs damage.

Crouching while moving downhill turns into a faster, steerable slide. Sliding spends stamina as sneaking does.

Crouching while moving downhill enables a faster, steerable slide. Sliding spends stamina as sneaking does.

A chance for a creature's hit to deal reduced damage before armour. This reduction combines with other ordinary reductions to damage taken, subject to their shared limit.

Speeds up pickaxe swings while mining. The work rhythm remains active briefly after hitting ore or stone; any additional condition on the bonus must also be met.

Speeds up attacks and spell casting at once: every skill speed bonus counts as attack speed and as cast speed. A weapon or action named in the line narrows it the same way it narrows either speed.

Faster running costs more stamina: every 1% of movement speed above normal adds 3.33% to the stamina spent on running. Run cost reductions work against this extra cost too: at any speed, running can be brought down to 15% of its normal cost, but the faster the build, the more reduction that takes. Running skill and armour slowdowns do not count.

The speed of pulling in a hooked fish. Bite chance and fishing stamina costs are separate bonuses.

Increases axe attack speed as a chopping series grows. It is separate from the timing window used to continue the series.

Speeds up axe swings while chopping. The work rhythm remains active briefly after hitting a tree; any additional condition on the bonus must also be met.

Mining stone can drop ore from an unlocked biome. The chance is separate from normal extra yield, and eligibility depends on defeated bosses.

Reduces how readily enemies notice a sneaking character. It applies only while crouching.

A pickaxe hit reveals a shrinking weak spot on visible ore. Hitting it before it closes deals increased mining damage; bonuses can improve its size, lifetime and count.

An attack that hits the ground in an area: the area attacks of sledges and similar weapons, and alternative attacks that a mastery turns into a slam. Slam bonuses and aftershocks apply to these hits. A slam is not a strike and never splits its damage between targets.

An attack travelling through the world before impact. Pierce passes through targets, chain seeks another enemy, and surface bounce reflects the projectile with reduced damage.

Equipment whose recipe uses hides, leather, bone, feathers, linen thread or jute receives Tanner bonuses. Mixed recipes also receive applicable bonuses from the other professions whose materials they use.

Equipment whose recipe uses metals, metal components, stone, flint or obsidian receives Smith bonuses. Mixed recipes also receive applicable bonuses from the other professions whose materials they use.

Equipment whose recipe uses refined eitr belongs to the future Runecarver. Metal or hide ingredients also qualify it for the corresponding professions; elemental damage and weapon skills do not determine ownership.

Equipment whose recipe contains only wood receives applicable Builder bonuses. Crafting and upgrading it count as Builder work.

Resources picked up one at a time where they lie: berries, mushrooms and flowers, branches, stones and flint, feathers, tar from a tar pit, sulfur. Crops are part of forage, so forage bonuses also apply to them. Resources on dungeon stands are not forage.

Identifies the character who made, planted, loaded or started an object or action. Ownership is stored on the relevant object, so owner-specific effects can still apply when another player interacts.

Allows sleeping while seated beside a fire without a bed or roof. The night can pass without every player sleeping. Sit down with [X] or on a chair near the fire.

Reduces explosion damage before damage-type resistances apply. It has its own resistance limit.

Reduces damage of the matching type, up to the limit of 75%; resistance above it does nothing unless a mastery uses it. Resistance penetration can lower effective resistance below zero and increase damage taken.

A companion is fed while its feeding timer is active. Near its keeper means within the keeper's proximity range; these bonuses use the keeper's passive tree.

Original adrenaline-generating actions of linked allies also grant adrenaline to the bearer. Allies keep their own gain. Transferred gains cannot be forwarded again; their multiplier is separate from other link effects.

A spore grows where your hit touches the ground, a wall, a tree or another obstacle. It weakly poisons enemies nearby. Destroyed, it bursts and spreads its poison and every ailment on it to enemies around.

Bonuses can apply to an attack category rather than a particular weapon. Only hits matching the named category receive the bonus.

Separate applications of an effect that contribute individually up to its limit. They are distinct from progress in a gauge.

Elemental damage includes fire, frost and lightning; poison and spirit are separate types. Matching damage bonuses add together for each final type, while ailment damage bonuses affect only the ailment.

While your health is below the endurance threshold, the part of each hit that falls below it is reduced: 20% at base, at most 75%. The threshold is counted in health points. With Rune Bulwark the rune shield is checked instead of health.

Bees damage enemies near hives built with this mastery.

A melee weapon swing: a horizontal or vertical attack of a melee weapon, primary or alternative. Slams are not strikes, and a sceptre's strike is its Smite. Strike bonuses, strike copies and Critical Echo apply to these hits.

Ammunition conservation can prevent consumption; recovery can leave fired ammunition where it lands. Projectile range reduces drop and extends travel distance.

Allows crafting ammunition with materials from accessible nearby chests. Nearby chests determines the search range.

Allows cooking with ingredients from accessible nearby chests. Nearby chests determines the search range.

Allows making mead bases and oils with ingredients from accessible nearby chests. Nearby chests determines the search range.

Allows building with materials from accessible nearby chests. Nearby chests determines the search range.

Each meal eaten has a chance to become a Hearty Meal: for its whole duration that portion gives 1.35 times its health, stamina and eitr. Chances from all sources add up; the strength of a Hearty Meal is fixed. Other active foods, duration and normal fading remain unchanged; the effect persists after reconnecting.

The health, stamina and eitr granted by food. Cooking bonuses are stored in the finished item and remain after transfer; food duration is separate.

A wheeled cargo container pulled by a character. Cart-pulling bonuses reduce its effective mass while the character is harnessed to it.

An axe can be a weapon or a chopping tool. Bonuses against trees apply to chopping rather than hits against creatures.

Allows crafting consumables that restore durability to the held weapon or tool without a repair station. Each whetstone has its own material requirements.

Narrows the random spread around the reticle, including additional projectiles. It does not aim at enemies or change a projectile's damage, speed or drop.

Hitting a weak spot yields an additional share of the deposit's ore.

Trinkets activate together when adrenaline reaches the sum of their individual requirements. Trinket potency scales their native numeric benefits and activation affixes. The bearer-only penalty does not weaken allied aura delivery.

Pressing [Ctrl] + [E] on a cart allows harnessing a nearby tamed creature following the character. Pulling performance depends on the creature rather than the character.

Armour and shields whose recipes use metals or metal components receives Smith bonuses. A recipe that also uses light-armour materials qualifies for both professions.

Crafting or upgrading weapons using Tanner materials has a 25% chance to add an item affix that reduces their attack stamina cost. Each eligible mastery rolls independently.

Fuel for smelters and the charcoal kiln. Smelting weight bonuses include it.

A condition met while the character is off the ground. Its bonuses apply only when explicitly granted.

Extra damage against an enemy that has not noticed the attacker yet, regardless of attack direction. Weapons carry no backstab bonus of their own: it comes only from sneak attack damage bonuses.

Spreads part of a tool hit to nearby resource targets. These secondary hits do not roll their own extra yield or add Combo hits.

Requires movement on the ground before the attack starts. The released weapon attack retains the condition through impact; spells and indirect damage do not qualify.

Experience from a biome decreases as the character outlevels it. This depends on the biome rather than the enemy; direct passive-point rewards are unaffected.

Determines which resources a tool is allowed to damage. More damage alone does not let a tool work on resources above its tier.

What the player grew: sown beds (barley, flax, carrots, turnips, onions, kale, potatoes, seeds) and berries or mushrooms the player planted. Crop is part of forage: forage bonuses also apply to crops, crop bonuses apply only to crops.

Spreads part of the first enemy hit's damage to other nearby enemies. Area of effect scales its radius; splash cannot trigger itself or roll another critical hit.

A damage type separate from physical and elemental damage. It does not fill an ailment gauge and bypasses rune shield to damage health.

Mining damage becomes pierce damage against creatures. Weapon damage bonuses can affect both uses, but bonuses against ore apply only to mining.

An elemental damage type that fills the shock gauge. Shock increases stagger build-up rather than dealing additional health damage.

Increases damage over time from bleeding, burning and poison. It does not affect chill or shock, which deal no health damage.

An elemental damage type that fills the burning gauge. Damage from the hit is separate from burning damage over time.

Increases damage dealt by player-created explosions. It does not increase their size; that is controlled by area of effect.

Reduces damage taken from falling. Ordinary reductions share a limit; complete immunity requires an effect that explicitly grants it.

An elemental damage type that fills the chill gauge. Chill slows movement rather than dealing additional health damage.

A damage type that fills the poison gauge. It is separate from elemental damage and from poison damage over time.

A bonus applies only while its stated condition is met. The character sheet does not include situational damage bonuses in its damage estimate.

Reduces incoming stagger build-up from hits and blocks. Maximum health determines how much build-up is required to stagger the character.

Comfort increases smelting speed through this mastery. The bonus is captured when inputs are loaded.

Comfort increases cooking speed through this mastery. The bonus is captured when food is placed on a cooking station.

Comfort increases honey production speed through this mastery.

A light source that can also attack. Durability acts as fuel; torch bonuses can improve its light and fuel use, while club bonuses require a separate mastery.

A melee hit can cause a phantom strike against a random nearby enemy, including the original target. It deals 15% of the original hit's calculated damage before the target's defences. Damage modifiers are not applied again, and it does not roll a new critical strike or trigger on-hit effects. Every full 100% chance guarantees one phantom strike; the remainder rolls for one more. Only Endless Apparition allows phantom strikes to trigger further phantom strikes.

Includes slash, pierce and blunt damage. Each type has its own ailment; converted damage instead uses the bonuses and resistances of its new type.

Flat bonuses add to the base value. Increased and reduced bonuses add together; final multipliers apply separately and multiply one another.

A temporary, stackable reduction to damage taken from hits. Gaining a stack refreshes all stacks, subject to the gain cooldown and stack limit.

The fuling creature category. Bonuses against fulings apply only to matching creatures.

Records explored dungeon corridors on the minimap as the character walks through them.

An environmental status that slows health and stamina regeneration. Freezing also damages health; warmth and suitable equipment provide protection.

Prevents the fishing line from snapping.

Interacting with a tamed creature gives it longer feeding duration while near player-built structures. The effect remains on that creature.

Nearby supported flowering plants increase honey production in hives built with this mastery.

After hitting a target, a projectile seeks a nearby enemy it has not yet hit. Each chain allows another jump, with reduced damage.

Spinning wheels automatically take flax from accessible nearby chests. Production uses the source chest owner's applicable bonuses. Look at the spinning wheel and use [Shift] + mouse wheel to change its radius.

Harvesting one hive also harvests connected neighbouring hives. Collection follows the hive chain rather than a single circular area.

Staff and scepter attacks use spell bonuses instead of melee or ranged bonuses. Casting ends the Combo and does not receive running-blow bonuses.

Regeneration ticks occur more often and restore proportionally less health per tick. Total healing per second does not increase. Food regeneration, independent flat regeneration, rune healing and regeneration shared through links preserve their healing budget.

Gathering eligible wild plants can yield their seeds. Wild sowing uses these seeds to plant wild species.

Felled trees leave no stump. The stump's wood drops with the felled tree instead.

A beast killed in a single hit is guaranteed to drop its trophy, if that beast has a trophy drop.

A pickaxe can shatter ore in one hit when its tool tier sufficiently exceeds the deposit's required tier.

An axe can fell a tree in one hit when its tool tier sufficiently exceeds the tree's required tier.

Shows the next ordinary weather and its arrival time below the minimap. Special weather caused by events or zones is not forecast.

The Black Forest biome. Its biome level controls experience scaling there.

Automatically deals retaliatory pierce damage to an attacker. Added damage types can build their matching ailments.

The mass-planting control places a group of plants at once. The associated controls adjust its rotation and spacing; each plant still requires materials and valid ground.

Matching damage fills the target's ailment gauge; reaching the gauge threshold applies the ailment. Further hits sustain it, while a pause lets the gauge drain and ends the ailment when empty.

Lightning damage fills the shock gauge. Shock increases stagger build-up without dealing additional health damage; immediate stagger chance is a separate bonus.

Ships built with this mastery retain full steering control in storms.

The resource spent on magic. Food and Intelligence can increase its maximum.

A chance for the named action to complete without consuming its materials. Recipe-level saving preserves the whole recipe, while per-unit conservation rolls separately for each consumed unit.

A charged staff cast is repeated in full after its repeat delay, using the same spell, weapon and modifiers, including additional projectiles. The echo does not spend another charge or pay the cast cost again and cannot echo itself.

Ships built with this mastery receive an anchor that anyone can toggle at the helm with [Shift] + [E]. Anchoring prevents drift while allowing the ship to rock and turn.

A resource that only rage gains build. Each point gives 1% more attack damage; spells do not benefit. The base maximum is 30. After 4 s without gaining rage or taking damage, it drains by 5 per second.