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How to make mead using cauldrons in Valheim

Another round of mead!

When you reach a certain point in Valheim, raspberries and the occasional cooked meat aren't going to cut it anymore as a means to heal either stamina or health. When you reach this point, you will need to turn to more sophisticated means of healing like mead. But you will need to get the required resources to unlock first, as mead is locked off until you get a cauldron up and running. 

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How to brew mead using cauldrons in Valheim

To make mead using a cauldron in Valheim, you will need to first craft a campfire via the miscellaneous tab in the build menu with five stone and two wood. After this, you can then place a cauldron on top of the campfire using a hammer, and to make the cauldron, you will first need to unlock it by getting tin and turning it into tin bars. 

You will also need a total of ten tin bars to craft the cauldron, and once it is made, you will be able to make mead base inside it, provided you have the required resources. Once you gather the necessary resources for a mead base, you can then make it inside the cauldron; however, you will need to craft a fermenter to turn it into an actual drinkable substance. 

Once a fermenter is made, you can then put all of your mead bases inside it to turn it into mead; it will take one hour of realtime to complete this process, which is about two days of in-game time. After this, that's everything on how to make mead using a cauldron, so here's all mead you can make in the game and what resources they require below.

Related: How to use the fermenter in Valheim

Poison Resistance Mead

Poison resistance mead will help protect you from the many poison attacks certain monsters like ooze blobs and greydwarf shamans have for a total of ten minutes. Here are all resources you will need to make it. 

  • Ten Honey: To make honey, you will need to make a beehive with a queen bee.
  • Five Thistle: You can get thistle from the black forest.
  • Neck Tail: To get neck tails, you will need to kill necks that roam near water sources in the meadows. 
  • Ten Coal: To get coal, you will either need to burn wood in a charcoal kiln or burn meat.

Medium Stamina Mead

Both minor and medium stamina mead are good for replenishing depleted stamina for several minutes; here's what you need to make it inside a cauldron.

  • Ten Honey: To make honey, you will need to make a beehive with a queen bee.
  • Ten Cloudberries: You can find cloudberries in the plains biome. 
  • Ten Yellow Mushroom: You can get these really easy from burial chambers that spawn in both the black forest and meadows biomes. 

Minor Stamina Mead

  • Ten Honey: To man honey, you will need to make a beehive with a queen bee.
  • Ten Raspberries: You can gather these berries in the meadows biome from bushes.
  • Ten Yellow Mushroom: You can get these really easy from burial chambers that spawn in both the black forest and meadows biomes. 

Medium Health Mead

Both medium and minor health mead will heal your HP for minor and slightly huge amounts when consumed; that said, here's what you need to make them.

  • Ten Honeys: To make honey, you will need to make a beehive with a queen bee.
  • Ten Bloodbags: To get bloodbags, you will need to travel down to the swamp and kill leaches; we suggest killing them with a bow if you don't have decent armor.
  • Ten Raspberries: You can gather these berries in the meadows biome from bushes.
  • One Dandelion: You can gather these from the meadows real easy; if you have trouble finding them turn your vegetation scale down to low in graphics.

Minor Health Mead

  • Ten Honeys: To man honey, you will need to make a beehive with a queen bee.
  • Five Blueberries: You can gather these berries in the black forest biome from bushes.
  • Ten Raspberries: You can collect these berries in the meadows biome from bushes.
  • One Dandelion: You can gather these from the meadows real easy; if you have trouble finding them turn your vegetation scale down to low in graphics.

Frost Resistance Mead

Frost resistance mead is a real handy mead if you intend on exploring the mountain biome, as it will protect you from the freezing cold; here's what you need to make it.

  • Ten Honeys: To make honey, you will need to make a beehive with a queen bee.
  • Five Thistles: You can get thistle from the black forest.
  • Two Bloodbags: To get bloodbags, you will need to travel down to the swamp and kill leaches; we suggest killing them with a bow if you don't have decent armor.
  • Two Greydwarf eyes: you can get these by killing greydwarfs that spawn everywhere in the black forest and meadows biomes.

Related: How to upgrade your workbench in Valheim

Tasty Mead

Tasty mead is the ultimate stamina regeneration mead in the game; however, using it comes at the cost of -30 percent to health regeneration, but you will gain 300 percent to stamina regeneration. That said, here are all of the materials it requires below. 

  • 10 Honeys: To make honey, you will need to make a beehive with a queen bee.
  • Five Blueberries: You can gather these berries in the black forest biome from bushes.
  • Ten Raspberries: You can collect these berries in the meadows biome from bushes.

For more on Valheim, we at PGG have you covered with an expanding roster of guides like how to make a workbench and how to get the Swamp Key in Valheim. Along with these two awesome guides, check back later and we will have even more guides for Valheim coming out in the weeks and days ahead.


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Andrew Vaughan is a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides that has written guides on popular RPGs and FPS survival titles for several years. Andrew Vaughan specializes in survival and roleplaying games and has been a lifelong gamer.
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