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Newb-friendly deed a bit south of spawn point on Release
Just as the historic Holmgard served as the waypoint for Varengian Vikings travelling east through Gardariki and to the riches of Miklagard, the Holmgard deed on Release server aims to help new players learn to survive and strive in the world of Wurm
The deed is located a bit South of Sloping Sands (the starting point), on the south side of the hill with the Kingdom deed. If you head directly south from Sloping Sands, turn right (West) after you see the guard tower. If you walk past the market, follow the wide highway the a well named Troll Yellow Water, and the continue south.
The deed currently has:
- Mine with a forge
- Oven
- A templar for protection (plus a few tower guards nearby).
- Clay just west of it
Deed allows:
- pickup
- hunting and butchering,
- forage and botanize,
- mining ore (but not rock)
Here are a few rules:
- Feel free to take materials, foods, and simple tools if there are left laying around.
- Do NOT take the Large Anvil from the mine. It is heavy, it is low quality, and you can make one using just 10kg iron and a small anvil
- Keep area around the deed as it is: cut only Very Old and Overaged trees, do not destroy grass with digging.
The deed is located a bit South of Sloping Sands (the starting point), on the south side of the hill with the Kingdom deed. If you head directly south from Sloping Sands, turn right (West) after you see the guard tower. If you walk past the market, follow the wide highway the a well named Troll Yellow Water, and the continue south.
The deed currently has:
- Mine with a forge
- Oven
- A templar for protection (plus a few tower guards nearby).
- Clay just west of it
Deed allows:
- pickup
- hunting and butchering,
- forage and botanize,
- mining ore (but not rock)
Here are a few rules:
- Feel free to take materials, foods, and simple tools if there are left laying around.
- Do NOT take the Large Anvil from the mine. It is heavy, it is low quality, and you can make one using just 10kg iron and a small anvil
- Keep area around the deed as it is: cut only Very Old and Overaged trees, do not destroy grass with digging.
