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How to increase your inventory in Valheim

Valheim 1.0 finally lets you deepen your pockets, but it'll cost you.

How to increase your inventory in Valheim

In the popular game Valheim, inventory space is limited to just eight hotbar slots and 24 inventory slots. This can make it challenging to carry all the loot and resources you find. However, as of Valheim 1.0, players can now increase their inventory size by visiting Haldor, the NPC merchant in the Black Forest. Haldor sells two inventory upgrades for coins, with each upgrade adding eight extra slots to the inventory.

The two upgrades available are "Wider pockets," which costs 1,000 coins, and "Deeper pockets," which costs 2,000 coins. To locate Haldor, players must venture into the Black Forest and be at least 1,500 meters away from the map's center. Once in the area, Haldor will appear when players get within a couple of hundred meters of his camp; a white bag icon will show up on the minimap.

Players can acquire coins needed to purchase the upgrades by finding them in chests, dungeons, or by defeating monsters such as trolls and fulings. They can also sell valuable items like rubies, amber, and silver necklaces to Haldor for coins.

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