Kingdom of Atham Crown of the Champions: Tips & Tricks

-Always keep fiber and blood.

-Always hold the space bar when climbing.

-Hold the shift key to split item stacks.

-Rebind ctrl key to mouse button for combat role.

-Use the directional keys and the cursor to swim up and down.

-Using the WASD keys is a great way to physically dodge damage.

-Hold shift while swimming; it will accelerate your swim mechanic.

-Hold down the left mouse button when farming and it will auto swing.

-When the message un claim a bed shows up that means you have claimed it.

-Scout areas before building your permanent base….build near iron nodes.

-If you fall do to a lack of stamina when climbing hold the space bar to limit damage.

-Campfires are an excellent lighting source and an easy way to convert wood to charcoal.

-Triangle foundations dont count for the foundation placement in the building quest line.

-When the message De-authorize shows up on a totem that means you have already authorized it.

-Hold the shift key in purchasing menus or crafting menus to increase the number of items by 5.

-When starting the game it is quicker to build an axe to collect branches then trying to find them.

-Don’t allow the food and water bars to empty simultaneously as your stamina bar will rapidly deplete.

-Once a totem has been authorized you can use your hammer as a repair tool on damaged building structures.

-You can collect sand from the beach an periodically collect stone to complete the first quest or to build a tool.

-Check descriptors on all items in the different benches and personal menu. It will provide hints to recipes or item functions.

-When setting scroll Lock…ie the 4 digit door lock. Up on entering code it should carry over to all others that are already placed.

-You can lighten areas in the game by lowering post processing, shadows and volumetric fog in your graphic settings…this will help in the caverns.

-You can use filled water buckets on your inventory bar as a water resource for drinking. You can also fill up your water bar by walking into and out of the lakes.