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People said its similar to Valheim, but the only thing similar I found is That building homes is restricted between 3-5 story height based on materials.
Enshrouded and Valheim have much advantage because those games allow you to dig deep into the ground and break anything to make base.
Did you also forget in Valheim it has a tier based progression system for weapons/armor?
Same thing in dragonwilds.. They stabbed runescape enjoyers in the back by putting a tier system in and skipping iconic materials like rune or steel.
The game 100% feels more valheim based and it shows if you watch gameplay or play for the first hour. It's also really painful that Valheim had more passive skills in place on the first release of early access and mods added way more. Yet this game doesnt even have ranged/magic put in correctly.