Voyagers of Nera Complete Walkthrough – Beginner Tips, Crafting Guides & Workbench Unlocks

Survival is taking on a colorful new look in Voyagers of Nera, a co-op exploration game that pits players against an island environment filled with mysterious puzzles and dangerous enemies. To help players navigate this strange world, we have put together this complete walkthrough.

Voyagers of Nera is in early access, meaning that much of the game could undergo changes before a 1.0 release. Because of this, it is important to note the update date of this walkthrough, especially after patches or new content. It could take a day for changes to reflect on older content or information below.

**This walkthrough is currently in progress. It was last updated on 9/16/2025**

Additional Guides

• Knowledge Tree Blueprint & Crafting Guide
• How to Find Deepling Bones
• How to Get Ancient Fragments
• How to Find Sharpstone

Is Voyagers of Nera Multiplayer

Yes, a multiplayer server can host up to ten players. The more players on a server, the faster goals and exploration can be accomplished.

Can You Play Alone?

Playing Voyagers of Nera alone is possible, but it greatly increases the difficulty level. Gameplay is meant to be tackled in groups. Players will struggle to battle enemies and sail ships, and it will be hard to retrieve lost goods after death without a travel partner. Playing alone is a good way to create a challenge, but it can be frustrating in the earlier levels of the game.

Are There Night Monsters in Voyagers of Nera?

There are monsters in Voyagers of Nera that can attack at night if encountered; however, there are no hostile mobs in the early areas that come and attack bases at night that we have experienced so far.

Is There Swimming Stamina?

No, there is no limit for swimming on the surface of the water. However, there is a breath limit when diving that needs to be watched, as running out of air will spell disaster for the player.

How to Set a Spawn Point & Craft a Bed

To set a spawn point, players must unlock, craft, and claim a bedroll. The Makeshift Bedroll is unlocked at Level Two of the knowledge Tree. To craft it, players can open build mode, place the blueprint for the bedroll, and craft it.

This blueprint costs 10 Plant Fiber and 4 Wood to build. After building it, use the “E” button to claim the bed. After this, players will respawn at this point if they are knocked unconscious.

How to Open the Build Menu in Voyagers of Nera

To open the build menu after getting out into the open world, players will need to press the “B” button. However, it is important to note that getting a Workbench down in the area you want to build and crafting a basic set of tools will aid in getting a decent shelter together early in the game.

How to Unlock the Workbench In Voyagers of Nera

To unlock the Workbench in Voyagers of Nera, use a single point of Knowledge Tree experience to unlock the blueprint in the Knowledge Tree Key. After this, enter build mode and place the blueprint of the workbench.

The Workbench costs 10 Wood and 10 Stone to build.

How to Repair Weapons in Voyagers of Nera

To repair weapons, players will need to unlock the Repair Station from Level 3 of the Knowledge Tree. It is best to do this as early as possible to save resources on weapon and tool repairs.

To build the Repair Station, open the build menu and place the Repair Station blueprint. It will cost 10 Stone, 5 Wood, and 3 Resin to build. Once built, players can interact with the station to quickly fix up their tools.

How to Trash Items in Voyagers of Nera

To get rid of unwanted items in Voyagers of Nera, you will need to unlock and build the Bullwog Bed. This item is unlocked at Level 5 of the Knowledge Tree and costs 2 Knowledge Points to unlock.

Once unlocked, open the build menu and select the Bullwog Bed blueprint and place it near your base. The Bullwog Bed will cost 5 Wood, 2 Mana, 10 Plant Fiber, and 3 Luma Fruit to build.

Once active, players can feed the Bullwog unwanted items to dispose of them.

Do You Lose Your Inventory When You Die

Yes, everything in your inventory can be lost when you die. The only things kept are what was in the hot bar at knock out. In a normal game, the inventory is dropped and can be retrieved, but this can be toggled off for a harder difficulty level in the server settings.

Do Lost Urns Reset?

Yes, the lost Urns around the map will reset after a few in-game days. This can be a great way to farm items like arrows and rare materials early in the game. Deeply Bones, Glowstone, Arrows, and Sharpstone are commonly found in these jars.

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Laura Gray, known as Ezra when not putting pen to paper, is a D&D enthusiast with a love of all things written. They are a collector of fantasy and sci-fi novels, a lover of cooking weird food, and a player of farming sims and Pokémon games. When not engrossed in a re-read of Anne McCaffrey or a deep dive into the Adventure Zone: Balance, they can be found sniffing the cats and napping in half-finished crochet projects.

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