[stfc-tritanium] Tritanium can be a scarce resource in Star Trek Fleet Command. It is required to upgrade and repair ships, build in your station and research new technologies.

This guide will cover many mining crews that can benefit beginners and advanced players.

This crew is for you if you don't have any rare or epic mining officers. These three officers are easy to get early in the game. K'bisch will make your [stfc-tritanium] Tritanium mining much faster. At the same time, T'Pring will allow you to secure more cargo if you get attacked by a higher level.&nbsp;

What makes this crew so good is that the synergies of each captain increment by 30% of the captain's ability. That would make you mine Tritanium 60% faster.

The officers' abilities of Barot and K'Bisch will grant you a defensive advantage if you get attacked while mining.&nbsp;

Increases the Protected Cargo by 50%

Increases the Mining Rate of the ship by 40%&nbsp;when mining Tritanium

When the ship is mining, K'Bisch reduces the damage dealt by attacking opponents by 10%

When the ship is attacked while mining, at the beginning of the combat, Barot decreases the opponent's Hull Health by 10%

Star Trek Fleet Command: Best Tritanium mining crew

This crew focuses on maximizing mining speed, adding Four of Eleven to increase cargo size to carry more [stfc-tritanium] Tritanium on each mining trip.

These officers are hard to obtain. If you don't own some of these officers, you can replace these with other rare officers. Still, you must ensure that Ten of Eleven stills gets the same synergies benefits. 

Ten of Eleven gets +75% synergy when assigned with Science and Engineering officers to the bridge.

Increases the speed of Parsteel, Tritanium and Dilithium Mining by 50%

Increases the Mining Speed of the ship by 80%

Thanks to Ten of Eleven, this crew still gets a massive boost in mining rate while still getting a synergy bonus from the other officers assigned to the bridge.

If you have trouble defending your ship while mining, consider mining Tritanium in other systems. However, if you get frequently targeted by other players, you should consider this crew.

When attacked while on a Capture or Mining Node by a player, TOS Chekov decreases the opponent's damage by 30%

Increases the Mining Rate of the ship by 40%&nbsp;when mining Parsteel

When Cargo of the ship is empty, increases it's Warp speed by&nbsp;25%

At the start of each round, if the ship has a Hull Breach, Navi&nbsp;increases the Armor, Shield Deflection and Dodge of the ship by 50%&nbsp;for this round

Check out our other guides about Star Trek Fleet Command if you liked this guide!

This guide covers the BEST Tritanium mining crew for beginners and advanced players

Star Trek Fleet Command: Tritanium Mining Crew (for Beginners and Advanced players)

[stfc-parsteel] Parsteel is an essential resource in Star Trek Fleet Command. Established from level one, [stfc-parsteel] Parsteel is required to upgrade buildings and research new technologies. It's an indispensable resource even at higher Operation levels. That's why we'll cover several crews that can benefit both Beginners and Advanced players.

This crew is for you if you don't have any rare or epic mining officers. These three officers are easy to get early in the game. Helvia's ability will make your&nbsp;[stfc-parsteel]&nbsp;Parsteel mining much faster. At the same time, T'Pring will allow you to secure more cargo if you get attacked by a higher level.&nbsp;

K'Bisch can be replaced by any other officer that could benefit your mining. If you have a rare officer that can increase the mining rate or speed is probably better for you.&nbsp;

Star Trek Fleet Command: Best Parsteel mining crew

As an advanced player, you don't need a defensive crew. Players at your level are probably not surveying in&nbsp;[stfc-parsteel] Parsteel systems looking for miners to attack.&nbsp;

This crew focuses on maximizing mining speed, adding Four of Eleven to increase cargo size to carry more&nbsp;[stfc-parsteel]&nbsp;Parsteel in each mining trip.

These officers are hard to obtain. If you don't own some of these officers, you can replace these with other rare officers. Still, you must ensure that Ten of Eleven stills gets the same synergies benefits.&nbsp;

Ten of Eleven gets +75% synergy when assigned with Science and Engineering officers to the bridge.

This guide covers the BEST Parsteel mining crew for beginners and advanced players

Star Trek Fleet Command: Parsteel Mining Crew  (for Beginners and Advanced players)

The Swarm is the daily bread and butter for many Star Trek Fleet Command players. 

We have Swarm dailies, which are essential to get Frequency Modulators for upgrading your USS Franklin ship. In addition to those dailies, farming Swarm biominerals are always handy for storing resources you retain even if your base gets raided. 

Besides, there are many events involving hunting Swarm hostiles, so if you want to be on the top of leaderboard events, you better have a good crew that makes you more efficient when hunting Swarm hostiles.

This guide will cover officers and crew combinations to boost your combat against Swarm clusters. Regardless of your ship, these officers would still be good, but keep in mind using some ships will be more effective than others.

What makes an officer good in fighting Swarm clusters

One of the things we consider most important is to have officers who can decrease their damage or increase our defenses.&nbsp;

Swarm weapons are very fast, and they will hit us several times in each round. If we can mitigate that damage, it would make us endure more combats before going to base for repairs.

So having this in mind, we will look for officers with abilities that make us endure more or give us advantages in PVE.

Decrease of Kinetic damage because Swarm clusters deal kinetic damage.

Mitigation of damage when fighting Hostiles.

Increase health, shield, and other defensive stats.

If you are below level 25, we assume that you may not have unlocked many epic or rare officers. So you may not be able to get the best Swarm crew.&nbsp;

Luckily the following crews will help you in your battles against the Swarm. Besides, these crews are also effective in PVE when fighting other hostiles.&nbsp;

Increases effectiveness of Captain Maneuver by 4%

Decreases opponent's damage by 10%

Increases the Shield Health of the ship by 5%

Kinetic opponent's damage is reduced by 5%

Increases all Mitigation stats against non-player targets by 20%

When fighting Hostiles, restores Shield Health each round equal to&nbsp;200%&nbsp;of the Health of all Officers on the ship.

When fighting Hostiles, increases Armor, Shield Deflection, and Dodge by&nbsp;150%&nbsp;of the Defense of all Officers on the ship.

The following crews are not sorted by any order, we provide several crews that are effective against the Swarm, but it's up to you to decide what's best for you, depending on what officers you own.

For example, if you don't have Jaylah or a Franklin ship, those crews wouldn't make sense for you. However, even if you have Jaylah but have other officers with higher-tier promotions, maybe that's a better option for you.

This crew it's even more powerful because of the Shakedown Cruise synergy that Marlena Moreau and Pike share, they get +40% of effectiveness in their abilities.

Decreases the Armor Piercing, Shield Piercing and Accuracy of Hostiles by 30%

Increases the effectiveness of all Officer Abilities that trigger in combat by&nbsp;40%

Increases the Ship XP earned by 20%

Increases the Health of every Officer on the ship by 60%

Increases the Shield deflection, Armor and Dodge by 200% of the total Health of all officers on the ship

Increases the amount of resources dropped from hostiles by 20%

When Jaylah is on the Franklin and fighting Swarm hostiles, Jaylah increases the number of shots of the ship by 1 (each round)

Franklin Crew for farming Frequency Modulators

Increases the amount of resources you get from killing hostiles by 100% while on the Franklin

Lower deck abilities are a great addition to any crew mentioned in this guide. If you own any of the following officers, don't hesitate to add them to your lower ship deck.

Increases Armor, Shield Deflection, and Dodge by 50%

Increases the ship's Shield Health by 50%

Increases the ship's Hull Health by 75%

Increases the ship's Weapon Damage by 70%

Defensive crews with stats mitigation do very well against the Swarm. You can still make it with common officers if you are a beginner. As soon as you unlock other rare and epic officers, you can upgrade your swarm crew to be even more destructive. 

T'Laan is an essential officer to have, not only for fighting Swarm hostiles but also other hostiles. Be sure to promote her as you get more shards. 

Check this guide for more info about best swarm crews, for beginners and advance players. Updated with last Lower Deck officers

Star Trek Fleet Command: Swarm Crew (UPDATED 2022)

[hay-day-cotton]&nbsp;Cotton&nbsp;is a [hay-day-field-icon]&nbsp;field crop&nbsp;that you unlock at level 18 and is stored in the Silo. You can get cotton in Hay Day by:

Growing&nbsp;it: Click on a&nbsp;[hay-day-field-icon] field&nbsp;and navigate to the page with the cotton by using this [hay-day-crops-navigation-button] navigation button. One planted cotton gives 2 harvested cotton. It takes 2,5 hours before you can harvest your planted cotton.

Buying&nbsp;cotton&nbsp;in the&nbsp;Daily Dirt:&nbsp;You get here by clicking on the&nbsp;[hay-day-newspaper-mailbox-icon]&nbsp;newspaper mailbox of the house. If you don’t see it there, you can check if someone has put cotton on sale later.

Getting it from&nbsp;the wheel of fortune&nbsp;that comes once each day.

Neighbor request:&nbsp;Click on the&nbsp;[hay-day-neighborhood-mailbox] neighborhood mailbox&nbsp;in the section across from your Roadside Shop.

Getting it from Tom: who stands on the road next to a crate.

Buying it from Greg:&nbsp;Click on the [hay-day-people-button] button on the bottom right, click on Greg in the “Friends” tab, and go to his Roadside Shop. Every day he sells new things, and you might be able to find cotton there.

There are several ways in which you can use cotton:

Making products This requires you to use a certain amount of cotton combined with other field crops and products. You can make products in the following production buildings:

Costs [hay-day-coins-icon] 3,200 and is unlocked at level 17

Costs&nbsp;[hay-day-coins-icon] 120,000 and is unlocked at level 49

Costs [hay-day-coins-icon] 260,000 and is unlocked at level 70

Complete orders You can find all the buildings, people and areas in the image above.

Valley (you go here by clicking on the valley board at the ending of the road on the left)

Town (you go here by clicking on the train station)

Give to neighbors who request cotton You can find these requests in the [hay-day-neighborhood-mailbox] Neighbourhood mailbox (also called birdhouse).

There are 5 products in total that you can make with cotton. Some products also require other crops or products aside from cotton to produce a product. These are the 5 products that you can make with cotton:

You can sell cotton in the&nbsp;Roadside shop,&nbsp;and you can sell up to 10 cotton for a maximum price of 288 coins. You can also sell it for less, but since cotton is uncommon enough to be sold in the roadside shop,&nbsp;selling at a lower price is unnecessary.

You might want to sell cotton if you need money. Or because your Silo is full and you want to make space when you have too much cotton.

When you put your cotton up for sale, be sure to select the [hay-day-advertise-now-button] newspaper icon below “Advertise now” so that it shows up in the Daily Dirt newspaper. This way, others can see that you put your cotton up for sale. If you already have another item up for sale and advertised it, you can also wait to put your cotton for sale. After the 5-minute timer ends, you can advertise again for free. You can also put your cotton up for sale already and advertise it later. This way, the cotton will not appear in the Daily Dirt Newspaper, but if others visit your shop, they will be able to buy your cotton. We don’t recommend using diamonds to advertise your sale, as diamonds can be used for more important actions.

Learn everything you need to know about cotton in Hay Day. Check this guide to learn how to get cotton, how to use it and other useful tips and tricks.

Hay Day: Cotton guide

Stark Trek Fleet Command is a vast game, with many game mechanics and things you must learn over time. If you are just starting and feeling lost, you came to the right place. This guide will cover many of the essential things that the game doesn't tell you, which will help you progress and get better at the game.&nbsp;

Log in every day into the game, and doing most of the daily chores is what could push you ahead in Star Trek Fleet Command.&nbsp;

Starting from events, these will allow you to unlock rare ships over time that you wouldn't be able to get without paying. Some events can give you considerable resources or rare/epic officers shards that are also hard to get otherwise.&nbsp;

Be sure to check the daily events and complete them whenever you see they are worth your time, and be ok letting them go if the reward is not worth much.

There may also be Battle pass events every month, which you can level up by completing related daily events. Pay special attention to these because they always give great rewards.

Daily goals are less important below level 10, but they will become more significant as you level up. However, we recommend checking these every day, as they can give essential materials, and most of these are not hard to complete.

You can find daily goals on the Missions page, accessible by pressing the exclamation button in the screen's left bottom corner. When you are on the Missions page, there are three tabs at the top, and one of them will show your daily goals.

Officers will give a massive advantage in the game. They are hard to unlock, especially the good ones. But you must always keep track of the best officers you have and assign them to your best ships.

Officers are so relevant in this game because of their skills. You may have noticed that officers have two abilities. One gets active when you assign the officer as the ship's captain, while the other skill gets active if you assign the officer to the ship's bridge (meaning the top three officers of a ship)

Keeping this in mind, think of those skills that grant you more ship health or reduce the opponent's damage by 10%. That means you could fight ships of higher power than yours, but you'll be able to defeat them because you'll endure 10% more damage.&nbsp;

Those are the officers and the kind of skills you want to have active onboard your ship.&nbsp;

Getting recruit tokens is hard, and even if you have many of them, you still need to pull out the same officer shard several times to unlock the officer. So keep in mind that getting the best crew will take time and patience.&nbsp;

However, we have some tips for you that will help you unlock officers fast at low levels.

Complete "Combat Training" missions. These assignments are picked up automatically in your missions log, you will get the first one at level one, and every time you complete these missions, you will get the next one. Completing these missions only takes defeating hostiles, and they will reward you with many recruit tokens.&nbsp;

Unlock faction recruit tokens. Do missions for a faction until the faction tolerates you, and you will unlock rewards in exchange for faction tokens (that you get by doing daily goals, events, and missions). At low levels, always use these tokens in exchange for the faction recruit rewards. That would help you unlock rare and epic officers faster.&nbsp;

The syndicate is an affiliation that will grant you significant rewards that you cannot get otherwise, such as permanent mining and combat buffs, resource efficiency, and even officers shards at higher levels.

The game somehow doesn't explain this well enough, and it's easy not to realize this feature for some time. However, increasing your reputation with this faction takes time as you can only level it up once every day. So the earlier you start doing this, the better.&nbsp;

You can find the syndicate icon on the top-left corner of the screen, next to your Latinum balance. Visit this page and get your daily chest every day.

You will be able to send your officers in Away teams missions by getting the Shuttle Bay building, which you can unlock as part of research in the R&amp;D Department building.&nbsp;

You will get new assignments in this building every 8 to 12 hours. It's important to send any spare officer to these missions every day. These will grant you many scarce materials, such as Officer XP, mining materials, and Away Credits which you can use later on for unlocking ships, among other things.&nbsp;

Alliance can help you progress faster, especially if you are in a good one. Don't worry too much about these if you are below level 20, but at least get sure to enter an active Alliance because they can send you help every time you build something, which can speed up the process.&nbsp;

When you are level 20, it is even more important to be in an active Alliance that helps you do Armadas, as it is the only way to unlock the Armada Center for free.&nbsp;

Log in daily is essential to progress in Star Trek Fleet Command, and it will help you get ahead in the game and slowly build up your wealth while increasing your power.&nbsp;

This guide covers many tips for beginners to help you to get better and progress easier through the game.

Star Trek Fleet Command: Beginners guide

There are a lot of topics involving the Swarm in Start Trek Fleet Command. Especially for new players, it could be confusing trying to figure out where to find Swarm ships or where to find swarm biominerals. What are these used for, anyway? No worries, we'll be covering everything you need to know in this guide.

Where to find swarm ships in Star Trek Fleet Command

Swarm ships are one of the several hostiles ships patrolling the vast space in Star Trek Fleet Command. They are always found in independent systems that are cluttered with cosmic dust (as you can see in the screenshot below)

You'll find all these together between the Federation and Rogue faction's regions (in independent systems)

Mid-level players will find most of the swarm ships locations in independent areas between the faction regions.&nbsp;

Between the Romulan and Federation regions

In addition, there are even more star trek fleet command swarm locations for high-level players:

How to fight the Swarm in Star Trek Fleet Command

Swarm ships are always grouped by clusters, and that's why a swarm ship has more strength than a common hostile of the same level. If you cannot defeat them, we'll give you some advice to help you understand how to efficiently hunt swarm ships.

Starting from the basics, all swarm clusters within the game are&nbsp;Scout ships. While having this in mind, there are several flaws against Scout ships that we can use to our advantage.

The first and most obvious would be using an&nbsp;Explorer ship&nbsp;since they are stronger when fighting against Scouts. But you might still be below the required strength to face your opponent. Besides, you may have another stronger type of ship, which would also suffice.

So what can you do if you are still having trouble defeating swarm clusters?. You must take full advantage of the officers that you have available.

As you may know, every officer has 2 abilities. These abilities are only enabled when the officer is assigned as a ship's captain or as part of the ship's bridge.&nbsp;

There are many officers whose abilities will put you at a significant advantage in PVE combat. In addition, some officers have good skills against Swarm ships.&nbsp;

Check our guide on&nbsp;Stark Trek Fleet Command: Best Swarm crew&nbsp;to know more about which officers are best for defeating swarm clusters.

Once you reach level 15 of Operations in your base, you'll unlock daily missions that involve defeating Swarm clusters. Every day there are 3 missions available, one requires defeating 50 of them, and the other requires defeating stronger Swarm ships. However, the requirements will change as you upgrade your operations building. So some of these dailies will get harder and harder.

By defeating Swarm ships or completing the daily missions, you will mainly acquire Swarm Biominerals and Frequency Modulators.

Swarm Biominerals can be used in the Refinery in exchange for other materials such as Parsteel, Tritanium, or Dilithium.

Frequency Modulators are required to upgrade ships like USS Franklin, a ship built specifically for hunting Swarm ships.

Everything you need to know about Swarm ships, where to find them, how to fight them and what are Swarm biominerals for.

Star Trek Fleet Command: Swarm Guide

The quarry is a damaged worksite located nearby your village. When you rebuild the quarry, it will provide you with mining resources every 10 minutes.

It’s highly recommended to rebuild the quarry, as it will generate resources passively that allow you to fortify your village structures while you are doing other things in the game.

These are the materials that will be generating every 10 minutes:

The Quarry is also part of a quest that may be obtained by visiting the village's quest board. In this quest, you’ll have to:

Pick up the Rusty Pickaxe from the War Chest (which is nearby the repair bench at the village)

Deliver the Rusty Pickaxe to an NPC that will be marked in your map

In addition to this building, there are also two structure that will provide you additional supplies on a regular basis. The lumberyard will provide you wood while the Farm will provide you with food that can be used to craft potions.

Once you find the damaged building, you can contribute with the following materials to the building construction:

After all the required materials are donated, the Quarry will be built instantly and it will start providing materials in the next 10 minutes.

This guide will teach you everything to know about the Quarry, from what it does, to where you can find it and how you can built it.

Tribes of Midgard: What is the Quarry and how to build it

There are many cliffs in Tribes Of Midgard, and you may come across several of them. You might be wondering how to get up since there may be precious goods on top of a cliff from time to time. Perhaps a cliff is stopping your from reaching your destination. No worries, in this guide we'll explain you how to climb cliffs in Tribes of Midgard.

Your character can't just walk up a cliff and reach the top, there are no specific skills for that. However, you can build ramps to be able to reach the top of a cliff, which is at the moment the only way to get on the top of a cliff.

How do you build ramps then? First, you'll need to craft them at the Tinker, and once you have ramps in your inventory, you can place them when using the construction mode.

You can find&nbsp;Eyrun the Tinker&nbsp;at the west of your village, right next to the west gate. When talking to her, you'll find the ramps at the construction tab. There are 3 levels of ramps, the higher the level the more damage it could take from enemies, but that's not important when you are using these ramps for exploration. So crafting several Level 1 Ramps will be more efficient.

Once you have ramps in your inventory, placing them is very easy. For that switch to the construction mode, if you are unsure on how to activate the construction mode, you can find it in the bottom left of the screen with a Hammer icon, on Playstation you can quick access this mode by pressing&nbsp;L1 button on Playstation&nbsp;or&nbsp;C key on your keyboard&nbsp;if you are playing on PC.

When you are in construction mode, you can select what to build from construction item that you have in your inventory. Select the ramps, and build one after another until you reach the top of the cliff.

It takes a bit of practice to build ramps, you need to get sure that the ramp ends at the top or over the top of the cliff and it doesn't get obstructer by the edge of the cliff. Otherwise you'll have to do another ramp. Sadly you cannot retry the construction, you can destroy the ramp by attacking it and you'll get some materials back but not the ramp.

When to use ramps and how to get the most out of it

There are a few things to take into account when using ramps for climbing cliffs. Sometimes it may not be worthy, if the purpose is just to get a mineral or one resource that you see on top. Here are some suggestions for when to use the ramps and get the most out of it.

Always use ramps for getting to Ruins, you can see these on the map and the only way you can get to them is by building ramps, because they are always located on top of cliffs. Ruins always contain a chest with valuable items, so definitely this would be a good use for your ramps.

Use ramps if you are trying to get get to an area that is elevated but not easily accessible. For example, you'll find that sometimes the Smoky Highlands or the Glacier Peaks could be elevated and not easily accessible, this could be a good use for you ramps.

Learn how to climb cliffs in Tribes of Midgard with this guide that covers everything from basic movement to advanced techniques.

Tribes of Midgard: How to climb

Yarn is a common resource in Tribes of Midgard that is used for crafting great mid-game armors. When combining several Yarn items you can obtain Spun Yarn, which is required for crafting the best armors for late-game. In this guide we’ll explain to you how you can get Yarn.

Yarn can be crafted in the Tinker at the village by combining multiple Fur, which is dropped by wolves and werewolves. These beasts can be found anywhere across all the regions in the game. However, Yarn can only be crafted once the Tinker is upgraded to Level 2, this requires you to donating at least 250 souls to the Tinker.

Yarn is one of the many items required for crafting any of the following armor sets:

These sets are all great for mid-game. In fact, the Feral and Seiðr sets are resistant to dark which comes in handy for defending the village during the Blood Moon.

Spurn Yarn can be crafted in the Tinkerer by combining multiple Yarn. However, the Tinkerer must be upgraded to level 3 before you are able to craft Spurn Yarn.

Moreover,&nbsp;Spurn Yarn can also be dropped by defeating&nbsp;Unsunken warriors&nbsp;from the Ash Beach area and&nbsp;Unfrozen warriors&nbsp;from the Glacier Peaks area. These enemies can be quite though to beat as they can block your attacks and they have powerful attacks.

Spun Yarn is required for crafting the&nbsp;Baldr's armor set&nbsp;and the&nbsp;Fornjót's armor set.&nbsp;These sets are both among the best end-game sets that you could get before confronting&nbsp;Fenrir&nbsp;or&nbsp;Jormungandr.

Find out how you can obtain Yarn and Spun Yarn in Tribes of Midgard. Follow this guide and soon you’ll be able to craft high-level armors!

How to get Yarn and Spun Yarn in Tribes of Midgard

Have you been struggling to find Mushroom oil? We’ll guide you through this guide so that you know where to find it and what can be used for.

Mushroom oil is dropped when harvesting&nbsp;Stormcap Mushrooms&nbsp;in the Land of Pools area. If you are exploring this region you will find plenty of these mushrooms.

The amount of oil that you get is random, but you could get more mushroom oil if you have the “Bountiful Grasp” skill of the Hunter class, which doubles the amount of resources that you gather.

Pro tip: You should farm&nbsp;Stormcap Mushrooms&nbsp;at night, during that time the mushrooms will glow and if you harvest them, it would give you&nbsp;<a href="https://dustyrevenge.com/posts/how-to-get-mushroom-moon-bolts-in-tribes-of-midgard">Mushroom Moon Bolts</a>&nbsp;additionally while you still get Mushroom oil.

Mushroom oil will allow you to craft the following items:

Health Potion II&nbsp;and&nbsp;Health Potion III, which is important to carry with you when heading to fight Jotuns, elite enemies or any boss.

Coldproof Elixir I&nbsp;and&nbsp;Coolproof Elixir II.&nbsp;These items are essential during late-game, it will make you survive the cold weather for a couple of minutes. Besides, it could allow you to explore the Glacier Peaks early in the game to gather material for crafting powerful weapons.

This guide will help you find Mushroom Oil. Here's where to farm them and what it can be used for!

How to get Mushroom Oil in Tribes of Midgard

Linnorm Spikes are a rare and valuable item in Tribes of Midgard. They are used for crafting a variety of great mid-game equipment, such as the thunder hammers and axes, as well as the thunder resistant Nornir armor and Nonir Shield.

Linnorm Spikes are randomly dropped by defeating Linnorm creatures, these beasts are found in the Land of Pools area. Unlike other foes that may be guarding camps or treasure chests, the Linnorm is always wandering around in broad open fields.

So if you are in the hunt for one these creatures, you just need to explore around the Land of Pools until you find one.

However, if you cannot find one, or if you defeated already many Linnorms and you still need more Linnorm spikes. You can always buy Linnorm spikes from the Sorcerer merchant in the Land of Pools in exchange of Souls.

Linnorms might be a tough opponent to defeat, get sure to battle them one by one, carry some healing potions and equip a decent weapon and armor. Linnorm are weak to dark element weapons, so if you have one of these with you, the battle will become rather easy.

The attacks of the Linnorm are quite simple and predictable, as it mostly swings the spiky tail, but one of these attacks may deal significant damage. You can defend yourself with a shield to decrease the damage, but because the attacks are very slow we recommend to roll and dodge these attacks.

When playing in co-op, defeating a Linnorm can be quite easy, as the creature will mostly focus on one player, this leads to a good opportunity for other players to attack the beast from its back.

Furthermore, if you carry with you a good bow, confronting the Linnorm from the distance could be quite easy because the beast is rather slow.

Once you defeat the Linnorm, the beast will drop some items and among them you'll find the Linnorm spikes that you were looking for.

Linnorm spikes are a rare and valuable item in Tribes of Midgard. Find out how to get them and start crafting the best gear in the game!

How to get Linnorm Spikes in Tribes of Midgard

Large Bones are a rare and valuable item in Tribes of Midgard. They are used for crafting many of the most powerful weapons of the game, such as the legendary&nbsp;Fenri's Fang. Besides, you can also craft other great mid-game weapons that'll make you stronger through the game.

Large Bones is a hard-to-find resource, although there are several methods to obtain them, we'll explain to you each of them.

It can be dropped by Blue Trolls that are located in the Land of Pools area. These trolls are mostly guarding camps.

It can be dropped by&nbsp;White Trolls&nbsp;from the&nbsp;Smokey Highlands&nbsp;area. These trolls are also found in&nbsp;Highlands Underpass&nbsp;and&nbsp;Hideouts.

It can be found in treasure chests that are guarded by Trolls, either in a Goblin's camp or a Hideout.

Find out where to find Large Bones in Tribes of Midgard and how you can use them to craft the most powerful weapons in the game.

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