MySix UniqueItems

In the unmodded game the one-off things inside a one-per-world location are taken once and never return, so on a shared world only the first player there ever gets them. Dyrnwyn's three fragment sources are the best-known case. Here they come back after a while, half an hour of game time by default, which is one game day, and the one-off creatures of those locations such as Lord Reto come back too. Ordinary stone and rock piles standing in the same ruins are left alone. Every player needs this one. The game decides a pickup's fate on whichever machine owns it, which is the game of the player standing there, so installing it only on the server does nothing for them: a player without it deletes a unique pickup that has already been taken, and it never returns. Put it on the server too, which covers a hosted world, single player, and anything the server still owns.

Part of the MySix mod suite. Every mod in the suite needs MySix Core, which adds the in-game mysix command for reading and changing settings. On a server, settings are owned by the server: an admin changes a value once and every connected player picks it up.

Installing

Install with a mod manager - the Thunderstore Mod Manager, Gale and r2modman all work - or unzip the DLL into BepInEx/plugins yourself. Everyone playing together should run the same version.

Settings

Press F5 in game and type mysix to list every setting, or edit BepInEx/config/com.mysix.*.cfg.

Note on achievements

Valheim disables achievements while any mod is loaded. To re-enable them, press F5 and enter yesiuseddevcommandsbutiwantmyachievementsanyway 1.

Version 1.0.5. The Changelog tab lists what changed in each release.

Changelog - Unique Items

What changed in Unique Items, newest release first. Every mod in the MySix suite shares one version number, so a version that changed nothing in Unique Items is not listed here.

1.0.2

• New: first release. The one-of-a-kind pickups and creatures inside one-per-world locations come back after a while, so every player gets a shot at Dyrnwyn instead of only whoever arrived first. Ordinary stone and rock piles standing in the same ruins are left alone. Every player needs this one: an unmodded player deletes an already-picked fragment for the whole world.