Enshrouded: 20 Tips and Tricks for Starting to Successfully Conquer the Shroud

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Learn Double Jump and Updraft as quickly as possible

Two skills that should actually belong in every build are Double Jump and Updraft. Because these two abilities make exploration significantly more enjoyable. Double Jump speaks for itself – you can jump again while in the air and thus reach higher places.

Updraft works similarly, but for your glider. This allows you to press the corresponding action button while flying to be pushed a bit higher by a magical airflow, enabling you to glide further, provided your stamina allows it.

However, Updraft needs to charge a little before you can use it while gliding, and it consumes mana. Therefore, you can usually only use Updraft once per glide.

Regularly Upgrade Your Flame Altar

You should regularly check if you can strengthen your flame at the altar or what you may be missing for that. Because by doing so, you receive a variety of bonuses, such as more time you can spend in the Shroud, more altars, or bonuses to your attributes.

Often, you also need to defeat the boss of an area for this, which will naturally slow you down. However, once you have defeated a boss, it’s always worth taking a look at the altar so you don’t miss out on valuable bonuses.

Take Multiple Pickaxes on Exploration Trips

Pickaxes are a really powerful tool, as you can not only mine ores, stones, and terrain but also dig through obstacles and especially up.

If you find yourself fallen somewhere or want to go up, the pickaxe is your best friend. With a little practice and stamina, you can reach almost anywhere you want – yes, even entire mountains.

That’s why it’s worth always taking multiple pickaxes with you if you know you’re going on an exploration trip. This way, you don’t have to go back immediately when one breaks or you get stuck somewhere. It’s also useful if you want to mine a lot of resources.

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