Valheim: How To Make Dragon Bed Guide

March 7, 2021March 7, 2021 JCher 0 Comments comfort level, dragon bed, valheim

In Valheim, one of the most important stats is one’s level of comfort. It isn’t determined by your character; rather, it is determined by the progress of your base. It has an effect on how long your well-rested buff lasts, which is important when visiting places like the swamp, where it rains constantly. The buff aids in health and stamina regeneration, and you’ll want to keep it on for as long as you can – exploring without it can be dangerous. This guide will show you how to improve your comfort level in Valheim, as well as how to make your Dragon Bed!

Comfort Level

The term “Comfort Level” refers to the items in your base. A simple shelter with a roof and a fire will provide you with a small Comfort Level, allowing you to rest for a short period. This time helps you regain stamina and health more quickly, but it runs out if you leave your base.

If you want to get more Rested Time, you must raise your Comfort Level. Valheim, on the other hand, doesn’t tell you how to do it. Fortunately, we know exactly what you need to do to get the most out of your comfort.

Level 9 Comfort requires the following:

Roof
Bed
Fire
Table
Chair
Banner
Deer rug

Dragon Bed

Make your Dragon Bed if you want even more comfort! It has a level of comfort of 2. (a normal bed only has a comfort level of 1).

Get the following items:

Workbench
Hammer
40x Fine Wood
7x Deer Hide
4x Wolf Pelt
10x Feathers
5x Iron Nails

For added comfort, a wolf rug and a lox rug can be added. Wolves can be found in the Mountains, while Lox can be found in the Plains, both of which are a bit older than the Bronze Age but still accessible.

Valheim players can currently reach a maximum Comfort Level of 17. This is possible if you have the following: