Someone somehow claimed our village land and blocked our palisade gates, now we are all stuck inside and most of us can't do anything because they claimed this area.
Is this allowed?
how can i report them?
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Onionfighter
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Re: Need help!!
It is allowed. Best to figure out what to do next. You could break your own hearthfire and wilderness spawn. Or someone from another village could swear you in, and you could port to idol. These are just suggestions for leaving your walled-in camp.
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vidaskk
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Re: Need help!!
Any ideads on how to get out of here?
I can't destroy my Hearthfire.
My travel weariness is full.
I can't destroy my Hearthfire.
My travel weariness is full.
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dagrimreefah
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Re: Need help!!
You can break your hearthfire. You're just lazy. If you have 36 strength, you can break it barehanded. (Soak 5, meaning you need to do 6 pts dmg, 6*6=36 as per formula for destroyng: Dmg= sqrt[str]).
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Hearth_Fire
Hell, with a stone axe all you need is 25 str. It takes a loooong time, and you need a lot of water, but it is achievable.
http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Hearth_Fire
Hell, with a stone axe all you need is 25 str. It takes a loooong time, and you need a lot of water, but it is achievable.
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vidaskk
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Re: Need help!!
i have over 40 strength but i can't destroy it cause it's claimed and i don't have vandalism.
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Grable
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Re: Need help!!
I think you can always destroy your HF... did you try it?vidaskk wrote:i have over 40 strength but i can't destroy it cause it's claimed and i don't have vandalism.
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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Need help!!
build your new hearth fire somewhere outside of their claim, where you can have your own claim covering it. you dont need vandalism to destroy hearth fires inside your own personal claim.