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Valheim Creatures guide

Updated 20 Oct 2026 Source Synthesized from published Valheim guides; rewritten in original wording on 20 October 2026 By

The full Valheim creatures reference follows. Each entry comes from the game wiki, so what you read is what the data actually says.

Overview

The creatures below cover the spread of what the world throws at you. Scan the list before a trip so nothing surprises you.

How Creatures shape your runs

Use the table as a checklist. Mark the ones you have met, and the gaps tell you which parts of the map you have not explored.

Notable Creatures

  • Greydwarf (Creatures): Greydwarfs are aggressive creatures found in Black Forests.

  • Greydwarf Brute (Creatures): Greydwarf Brutes are aggressive creatures found in Black Forests.

  • Draugr (Creatures): Draugr are aggressive creatures found in Swamps or in Draugr Villages, Sunken Crypts, and sometimes towers in the Mountain.

  • Greydwarf Shaman (Creatures): Greydwarf Shamans are aggressive creatures found in Black Forests.

  • Boar (Creatures): Boars are wild creatures found throughout Valheim, known for their aggressive behavior when approached.

  • Greyling (Creatures): Greylings are aggressive creatures found in Meadows.

  • Blob (Creatures): Blobs are aggressive creatures found in the Swamps.

  • Drake (Creatures): Drakes are aggressive creatures found in the Mountains.

  • Fuling (Creatures): Fulings are aggressive creatures found in Plains, especially within Fuling Villages.

  • Fuling Berserker (Creatures): Fuling Berserkers are aggressive creatures found in Plains guarding Fuling Villages and Stonehenges.

  • Fuling Shaman (Creatures): Fuling shamans are aggressive creatures found in Plains occupying Fuling Villages.

  • Ghost (Creatures): Ghosts are aggressive creatures found in Black Forests within Burial Chambers, and as part of “You feel a chill down your spine…” raid event.

  • Deathsquito (Creatures): Deathsquitos are aggressive creatures found in Plains.

  • Fenring (Creatures): Fenrings are aggressive creatures found in the Mountains during the night.

  • Draugr Elite (Creatures): Draugr Elite are aggressive creatures found in the Swamps.

  • Creature Level (Creatures): alt=|180x180px|A level 3 (⭐⭐) variant of a Greyling found in Meadows.

  • Factions (Creatures): Factions determine which creatures are hostile to each other.

  • Growth (Creatures): Growths are aggressive creatures found in Plains, specifically in Tar Pits.

Where to focus

New creatures appear as you push into harder zones. Revisit this list after each milestone to see what changed.

Weapons worth knowing

  • Banded shield (Weapons): Banded with hoops of iron, a true warrior’s companion.

  • Bronze axe (Weapons): A bright and burnished blade, curved like a smile.

  • Abyssal razor (Weapons): A knife from the deep.

  • Abyssal Harpoon (Weapons): The ocean’s wrath.

  • Bronze pickaxe (Weapons): A good bronze pick.

  • Bronze mace (Weapons): A headache on a stick.

  • Bronze atgeir (Weapons): A true warrior’s tool.

  • Bronze buckler (Weapons): A shield of burnished bronze, good to turn a blade or two.

  • Bronze Spear (Weapons): A sturdy spear with a head of burnished bronze.

  • Antler pickaxe (Weapons): This tool is hard enough to crack even the most stubborn rocks.

  • Black metal atgeir (Weapons): A vicious hewing-axe of almost unbreakable black metal.

  • Black metal axe (Weapons): A perfectly-balanced axe forged from dark metal with an emerald sheen.

Frequently asked questions

How many creatures are in Valheim?

The wiki documents the set listed here. Counts grow as new content ships.

Which creatures should I learn first?

The ones near your base. Master local threats before travelling far.

Where do I find them?

Each entry notes its type; match the type to the biome you plan to enter.

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Sources

Figures and item data on this site are read from the game’s own reference wiki before publishing. Where a value could not be confirmed there, the page says so instead of filling the gap.