Ark: Survival Evolved has recently unveiled its latest evolution of the landmark title in the survival game genre. The Fjordur expansion takes a Norse mythology spin to the prehistoric action, adding a ton of fantastical elements and plenty of new threats to battle.
The game was one of the earliest success stories of the Early Access program on the Steam store. Players have been enjoying new content that has hit the game ever since it made its full release back in 2017. Five years later, the game is still making huge leaps forward.
Ark: Survival Evolved is a game about hunting and gathering, and a lot of things must be gathered before hunting can begin. Players will need to hunt down a few specific creatures in order to extract Runestones.
Runestones are only dropped by Alpha Beasts, which are rarer than traditional animals. There are eight kinds of Alphas throughout the Fjordur area, each of which has a chance to drop Runestones.
The appearance rate of these rarer creatures has massively increased with the Fjordur expansion. Alpha beasts are more powerful and dangerous than typical animals, so this is a blessing and a curse.
Heading to Alpha bases is an important part of hunting down these monsters. Several areas happen to feature greater concentrations of alphas, and they'll be very useful to hunters. A few verified good areas are marked in this video:
Most alphas will drop a few Runestones. Players will need a total of 900 to fulfill their main purpose.
Ark: Survival Evolved requires its players to continue hunting and gathering to get ahead. Hunting Alpha creatures and gathering their Runestones will allow the player to hunt bigger enemies.
The Fjordur update contains seven total bosses. Three mini-bosses who must be
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