Have you ever dug Shroud zones?
While Enshrouded shares many gameplay mechanics with fellow open-world survivor experiences and even some well-known RPG games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, it also features some unique mechanics that make it stand out from other titles.
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Flame Altar is one of those unique mechanics in Enshrouded that allows you to build your base in your desired regions to a certain extent. But as you upgrade your Altar and its Flame, you unlock access to new regions and gain better character stats. Mycelium is one of the key resources that you will need when upgrading your Flame level.
How To Get Mycelium
Mycelium can only be obtained by digging certain terrains inside Shroud zones. One major source of Mycelium is blue-glowing minable terrain that can be found in giant rounded forms around the Shroud zones, as shown in the image above.
However, there is an even better source of Mycelium. If you explore the Shroud zones next to magma rivers, there is always unique terrain next to magma pools that are almost like white hair. Digging this terrain will give you even more Mycelium. Although this terrain is easier to find next to Magma pools, you can sometimes find it in normal Shroud zone plains as well.
If you travel to the west side of Low Meadows Fast Travel Point, you can find a large area covered by Mycelium terrain. Sometimes the terrain is too expansive and covers areas outside the Shroud zone as well. The images above showcase the location of Low Meadows as well as the Mycelium terrain next to it. That being said, a little bit of exploration in every Shroud zone will easily get you to one of the minable Mycelium terrains. So, if you have not unlocked Low Meadows yet, you can still find Mycelium at Shroud zones around your own base.
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