They're on the command wand. Craft it at a workbench (Wood 5, Resin 2, Flint 2), equip it and right-click to open the Runebourne build menu. The only Runebourne piece on the Hammer is Skald's lectern.

Craft that worker's summoning stone and put it on your hotbar. Look at the shrine and press the stone's hotbar key. The stone is used up when the worker appears. A Runekeeper has no shrine: look at a workbench, forge, smelter or other crafting station instead.

Workers, upgrades and recipes unlock with your world's progress. Beat a biome's boss and step into the next biome. Skald's lectern shows what is open now and what to do next.

Most workers need at least one linked chest before they do anything, and a Runekeeper starts with its work switched off. Press E on the shrine (or on the Runekeeper) to see what it's waiting for. Reeve's board lists every worker that needs you and where it is.

Herdwarden, Seedsower and Grovetender shrines have a radius you set in the shrine's window. Haulwrights work within 30 m of their shrine, and Orebringers within 250 m. On a Herdwarden or Haulwright shrine, the hover text shows a key that draws the area on the ground.

Equip the command wand, left-click the worker (or its shrine), then click the chests you want. Click a linked chest again to unlink it, and press Escape when you're done. Stand close to each chest when you click it, and use chests you can open.

A Herdwarden takes up to 3 chests and fills them in the order you clicked. Seedsowers need a starter chest for their seeds plus at least one chest for the harvest.

It starts with its work off. With the command wand, click the Runekeeper, then click up to 3 crafting stations within 30 m of its home station and press Escape. Then click each station with the wand to choose what it makes and which chests it takes from and delivers to.

Yes. Open any chest and press the filter button to choose up to 10 items that workers may put in it. With nothing chosen, they put in anything. You can always put in or take out anything yourself. Save the filter while standing within 6 m of the chest.

Yes. Open the chest and press Name chest. The name shows on the chest and in the Haulwright's route list.

A chest for bulk storage of one item. The first item you put in decides what it holds, and it takes 75 stacks of it, or more with upgrades built within 5 m. Workers use it like any chest. It can't be damaged, and you have to empty it before you can remove it.

Click a Haulwright with the wand (or press E on it) and add a route. Pick a chest you built to take items from, then a place to deliver to. That can be a chest, a fuel station such as a smelter, or an Orebringer shrine for Runes of Renewal. You can have it collect at once or wait until the pick-up chest is full.

A Haulwright shrine only works within 30 m of itself. Build a Haulwright relay: each one adds a 200 m hauling area and must stand within 200 m of the shrine or of another relay, so you can chain them to a distant base. The Haulwrights fly between relays. Press E on a relay to call them to you.

Use a tamed sea serpent. Build a Serpent depot on the water at each harbour, ride the serpent to the first depot and press Record route, then ride to the second (up to 3,000 m away) and press Finish route there. Click chests within 30 m of each depot with the wand to set pick-up and drop-off chests, then switch the serpent to cargo. It sails back and forth on its own. If the far shore is within 200 m, a pair of Haulwright relays also works, because Haulwrights fly.

Craft a Lightning rune at the forge. Bring a wild sea serpent below 10% health, equip the command wand, and use the rune within 50 m of it. Half the tries work.

Yes. Another player can ride along as a passenger; the serpent's hover text shows the key.

Yes, Runebourne makes deer tameable. Feed them raspberries, blueberries, cloudberries, mushrooms or dandelions. Tamed deer breed, and their fawns grow into deer. Wild deer stop running from you inside a living Herdwarden's area, which makes them easy to tame there.

Not if you name it. Named animals and young are never culled. In the shrine's window you set two numbers per animal: culling starts when that many adults are in the area (or the farm is full), and stops at the keep-alive number.

Animal foods cooked at a cauldron, one set for each tameable animal. Feeding one to an adult raises it by one star, and the best food takes it to 3 stars, which Valheim alone never does. Each food works on one star level only; its description tells you which.

You fill it with animal food, and hungry boars, wolves, lox and deer within 20 m eat from it, wild ones too. Haulwrights can keep it stocked.

Yes, Runebourne adds raspberry, blueberry and cloudberry seedlings to the Cultivator. Each costs one berry and grows into a bush on cultivated ground. Seedsowers plant and pick them like crops.

Use it with the command wand equipped and it clears, levels and tills the ground within 60 m of you. It keeps your buildings, but it removes trees, rocks and creatures, tamed ones included. Move your animals out first.

Ore deposits within 250 m of their shrine (1000 m with the beacon upgrade), and sunken crypts. Fit a pickaxe to the shrine by holding it and pressing E on the shrine. They mine whatever that pickaxe's tier can.

Yes, with a Rune of Renewal used on the Orebringer shrine. It only works once every open crypt in the shrine's range is mined out, and the rune isn't used up if it can't renew anything. A Haulwright can deliver runes to the shrine.

• Deer can be tamed, bred and raised from fawns, and wild deer stay calm inside a Herdwarden's area.
• Star foods take tamed animals up to 3 stars.
• Raspberry, blueberry and cloudberry bushes can be planted with the Cultivator.
• Sea serpents can be tamed, ridden, and sent along cargo routes.
• Chests can have names and item filters.
• Two Herdwarden upgrades speed up a farm: one makes taming 3x faster, the other breeding, pregnancy and growing up.
• With their upgrades, crops grow 8x faster while a Seedsower works them, and trees 4x faster near a Grovetender.
• A mined-out sunken crypt can be refilled with a Rune of Renewal.

The game removes Runebourne's shrines, workers, buildings and items as you visit each area, along with anything they hold, including worker cargo and Deephold contents. Reinstalling won't bring them back. Items in ordinary chests are kept. Back up your world before you install or remove the mod.

Herdwarden, Seedsower and Grovetender shrines and Runekeepers do, by default. Whoever hosts the world loads each one's area (its buildings, plants, animals and spirits, never wild creatures or spawners) and runs it as if a player stood there. In single player that's your own game. The setting is KeepFarmsCropsTreesAndGeneralsWorking in BepInEx/config/com.yohanb.runebourne.cfg; turn it off if a server with many bases lags.

It's built for both, but neither has been tested yet, so expect more bugs there than in single player. Install Runebourne on every player's game and on the server. Everyone must run the exact same version, or the server turns the player away when they join.

Report it at bugs.yohanb.tech. Reports and attached logs are private. Say which version you run, what you were doing and what went wrong, and attach BepInEx\LogOutput.log from the game's folder (or your mod manager's profile folder). Send it before you restart the game, because each start overwrites the log.