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Present's Reality Of Warcraft's Northrend modded into Valheim

World Of Warcraft's icy continent, recreated in Valheim

(Simulacrum credit: Iron Logic gate AB, modded by DrakonmanTheFox)

World Of Warcraft's frozen continent of Northrend has been recreated in Valheim—though don't expect many Lich Kings to be expressing their wrath in that modded facsimile of Azeroth's chilled ceiling.

Available over on Nexus mods and spotted by PCGamesN, modder Drakonman The George Fox has broadly remapped the landscape painting of Northrend onto Valheim. It's somewhat fitting, too—Wrath Of The Lich King notably introduced the Vrykul, a race of giant vampiric Norsemen, into canon. If you neediness, you can pretend you're egg laying down their roots for the very first time.

While major landmarks like dungeons and structures haven't made the jump (no Icecrown Bastion, I'm afraid), the biomes have been fair accurately mapped onto Northrend's heightmap. Valheim's continent can't Be as hand-crafted as the Warcraft expanding upon, considering the procedural nature of its terrain. But you'll find peaks, valleys, and lakes laid out where they should.

Opening in Howling Fjord, Drakonman has likewise made adjustments to ponder the WoW expanding upon's trouble curve. Locations like Burial Chambers and Sunken Crypts will spawn well outside their attached biomes, helping you advancement all the way into the esoteric north of Icecrown.

There are no shortage of impressive Valheim builds making the rounds, from the Eiffel Tower to utterly cursed tank engines. But it's less common to run into creators alter the shape of the terrain itself. WHO knows—maybe few builder out there will compound the ii, constructing a great awkward undead citadel on high of Warcraft's continental import.

You'll need to download Better Continents for Drakonman's Northrend to work. Later on that, you're set to reshape the Continent in whatever way you see fit. Run low on, show that amateur Arthas how an empire is really successful.

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