The most recent architectural miracle in the immensely popular indie hit Valheim is a massive replica of Hogwarts along with its surrounding areas, including the famous Quidditch pitch. As players are getting more comfortable with the game’s building mechanics, they tend to increase the scale of their projects.
Valheim developers have officially recognized the amazing building capabilities of the game’s community by asking players to share their most impressive creations. Numerous gamers immediately rushed to make a parade of their projects, and no one is disappointed with what they had to offer. Among the most incredible builds was The Lord of the Rings’ Edoras, Rohan’s capital city, which only included the Golden Hall of Meduseld at the time. Even in its unfinished state, the build was a natural pleasure for any LotR fan.
The newest Valheim build shared with the game’s community on Reddit is an insanely huge Hogwarts replica by Valheim’s Notre Dame and Colosseum replicas by other talented gamers. These amazing projects were insanely huge, and trying to think of a similar source of inspiration scale-wise, the author eventually came up with a decision to build the fictional Hogwarts Castle.
An equally if not more impressive replica was recently completed by another Valheim fan who chose to dedicate their project to a real-life object rather than a fictional one. Being a navy history fan, the builder created a massive, extremely accurate copy of German’s WW2 battleship Bismarck. Even though the war vessel was made completely out of wood, it didn’t prevent the project from being hugely irable. The key reason for that was the incredible work with shapes and details, which nullified any inconsistencies between the real-life building materials and in-game ones.
Although the recent Hogwarts build is clearly an impressive one, there’s enough space for improvement left. Players have already suggested a slight change to the Quidditch pitch by replacing the goal circles with portals for a more authentic, magical look. That being said, the atmospheric build could definitely benefit from a functional magic system in Valheim, which for now, can only be accessed with mods. Perhaps, the next player-developed modification will add wizarding broomsticks, which will come in handy when exploring Valheim’s Hogwarts.
Valheim is available on PC.
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