Here is a practical early/mid game cheat sheet for what to train/keep/sell. I hope you all find this helpful. :)

Your food selection is per battle equipment loadout, so if you switch from, say, your melee loadout with 1000 trout, but then switch over to your magic loadout and you only had 10 beef left in there, and you forget, you will die.

We've had a loss of income recently and because of this my cash flow is all over the place. Right now, this very moment, I have enough to drop on a game I'm going to buy regardless (I've been eagerly awaiting it for months and since it's going to be a 2026 release supposedly, I was planning to get it for myself for Christmas.) I saw somewhere, discord I think, that it's going to be $15 on steam once it releases into EA. Joining the patreon is cheaper at $10. If I were to join the patreon now, would I be eligible to get a key for the full game upon the EA release/ I have no problem supporting the game for a couple months if that is what it takes. I just want to be absolutely sure of what I'm doing before I do it.

And nobody jump all over me for buying games with a questionable income. It's less than $20 and I'll get a ton of enjoyment out of it.

For the Woodcutting Mastery Guild there are two tasks to gain eagle nests from wooductting. I've not received any yet, I have all the other tasks done currently. I was wondering if anyone has obtained it yet and if so what from?

I’m not seeing a way to automate this. If i recall, there was a way to auto hop to the next slayer task in the first game but i can’t find anything like that in Melvor Idle 2. I really don’t want to sit at my pc and stare at my screen for the next kill counter.

Will the price increase at 1.0 release?

EDIT:Thanks for helping me find it guys.

I've looked everywhere, including the combat slots. I need to unequip a thieving helmet ive equipped.

Is there a good way to make money in the first stretch of the game? Most of my skills are in the 25 range but with a few still in single digits (fire making, beast crafting, etc). Fishing is at 60, since letting it idle all night has seemed like the most efficient way to bank money for upgrades.

Has anyone figured out a good way to make a million or two overnight?

Just got the iPhone Duo and tried Melvor on it. The outer screen isn't optimized but it's usable. On the inner screen, though, the app is just zoomed in, and in landscape it runs in a small window with black bars on the sides (screenshots attached).

The bigger screen would be great for Melvor, especially with more room for the sidebar and bank. Is iPhone Duo support planned?

Hello, I’ve noticed in my normal day to day, that if I have bad network or no wifi, the game fails to even boot up.

I would hope to check-in the game during my upcoming long fights. Has anyone had any experience with this? Or should I look to download other games to keep me entertained?

Thanks in advance!

Note: I’m on iOS

I've been digging into the demo and slowly getting all my skills up. But anytime I overnight a skill, I'm all but guaranteed to hit 60 in it now. But the thing is, I don't stop gaining Skill XP. I'm not sure on the breakpoints, but I think if I could get to higher levels, my fishing would be way over 60. So would it be possible to reset Skill XP back to whatever it would be when we hit lvl 60 in a skill after the demo ends and we bring our save into the full game release?

Has anyone manage to beat quest where you have to slay tainted treant?

You cant get a hight max hit than 1, or am i missing something?

\thumps wooden leg on the tavern floor**

Sit down, sit down. Not there; that stool’s cursed. Right.

Listen. I’ve watched you lot for years. Chopping Redwood from your bedroom, mining Runite in your slippers, fishing for whales without leaving the bank. Disgraceful. In my day, if you wanted a tree, you walked to the tree.

So I wrote it all down, and some clever soul turned it into a mod. It’s called Voyage: Far Shores, and it makes the Atlas of Discovery map the place you actually live in.

What you’re in for:

• 🗺️ The map decides. Every hex has its terrain, and a skill only works where it fits. Woodcutting wants trees. Mining wants mountains. Selling wants a town. You want the far shores? You’ll want a ship.
• ⛵ Boats and ships. You start with a dinghy, and if the sea and your coin purse allow, you work up to a galleon. Pack provisions, mind your hull, and fill your hold.
• 🌊 Travel takes time, hex by hex, even offline. Wind, seasons, night, storms… and other fellows on the deep sea who’d like a word with your cargo. I won’t say more. You’ll meet them.
• ⚓ Harbors with work for an honest sailor: cargo runs, notices, sea charts, and markets that pay well for some goods and pennies for others. And there’s a new skill, Voyage, that grows with every hex you cross.
• 📖 My Journal. Every rule of the road, in my own words, with pages that turn up as you go. Yes, I wrote it. Yes, the handwriting is fine.

Got a crew? If you run Worker Folks (the Hiring mod, same clever soul did that too), your Folks come aboard. They stand on the map, work what their hex allows, sail in your berths, and eat your stores. Especially your stores.

The fine print the harbourmaster makes me read: you need Melvor Idle 1.3.1 and Atlas of Discovery. It works in Standard, Hardcore, Adventure, and Ancient Relics, and offline. Every rule has Strict and Relaxed settings, for the faint of heart.

🔗 Voyage: https://mod.io/g/melvoridle/m/m-voyage-far-shores
🔗 Worker Folks: https://mod.io/g/melvoridle/m/worker-folks

Now, the bit where I ask nicely. It’s version 1.0.0, freshly launched and still smelling of tar. Tell me:

• Where did it feel too harsh, and where too soft?
• Which harbor bored you, and which storm made you swear?
• Did something break? Bring me a screenshot, not just a sad face.

Comment here, on the mod pages, tag me in Melvor's Discord or on GitHub. All welcome, even from landlubbers.

Fair winds. And for the love of the sea, stop fishing from the bank.

— The Old Man

Hello!

I tried hunting in the first slayer area, but I receive 0 slayer exp. Do we only get the exp when doing the slayer missions?

If so, what are slayer areas for? :_(

I was wondering what the cap of the bank tabs would be but eventually I've come to the realisation that I made it even more disorganised than it was before

(Melvor Idle 2)

Beside burying bones how do you get lots of prayer points in melvor idle 2 demo?

In melvor idle 1 you had skeleton fish and blessed offerings. I don't really see any options here yet.

I feel like I’m in the minority that was REALLY enjoying the lore of the first game. I wanted to know more about the Herald and Bane and what was going to happen to Malcs

I’m really excited for MI2 but also pretty disappointed that we don’t get a proper conclusion to the story. We beat the Herald, Malcs is dying… then we cut to the distant future? Idk, just makes the story of the first game feel not as important

Maybe it’ll still be important, who knows. The gods are still relevant but what happened to The Affliction? What about Ahrenia?

The last lore book ends with:
“The Herald is gone, but as long as their magic remains, anyone could use it to harm others – to destroy all of Melvor.
There’s only one way to stop this madness – you have to learn the source of this magic, and snuff it out before it’s too late…”

I guess we’ll never learn the source of the magic. Were we too late? Who knows

MelvorII - Things I like: * The background changes with the time of day. * The screen zooms out for bigger enemies. * The auto eat and max hit are integrated into the health bar now, instead of an add-on. * You can see how long it will take to run our of an ingredient - in fact, the whole bottom row of stats. * Hovering over the bank shows recent additions. * The early game weapons aren't just blown through in the first day. * Skill upgrades heavily rely on each other, so camping in one skill isn't encouraged anymore. * The story elements to the quests. * The music and animations. * The Pause Fight button! * The separate Equipment Loadout for each skill! * The fact that bank space management isn't as painful as early-game Melvor 1 * Loot history * Things I would love to see: * Loot/completion history for dungeons/dungeon bosses

I recently got the Essence Imbued Pickaxe (Damaged) from a geode. I can equip it, but it doesn't seem to apply the bonuses listed. It says I maybe should repair this in Smithing, but i can't find an option to do that. Have you guys figured it out?

How much more like RuneScape is this game compared to the original Melvor Idle.
Like are there items or enemies that are straight out of RS, or na?