Why You Should Settle Stormgap Coast | Kenshi Location Guide 

A man of culture!

In my humble opinion Iron Valleys is even worse than the deadlands. It has no level ground, is incredibly annoying and tedious to navigate and borders worse regions than the Deadlands, while also having just as bad resources and weather.

True. They are EVERYWHERE. It was hard to get footage of other spawns because it's over 50% Grass Pirates.

​@@paulrogersgamingThey're as common as grass

Big yap session My first actual successful character first settled in stormgap to make a small group bootleg cactus rum business/raider camp for hundred days or so of smooth business, where me and my 3 other buddies(generic npcs) would attack bandit camps and sometimes raid local waystations or traveling traders and sell their loot. We’d also enslave those who lived through our attacks for extra money, we were basically dust bandits on roids, but eventually, beak things killed one of our members, and the united cities attacked our camp and enslaved the rest of us. After a week, I ended up in rebirth somehow, with a missing arm and devoid of purpose. All I did was slave away while slowly increasing my lock picking and toughness. After a month, I finally was able to escape, but I didn’t know where to go. I just wondered from place to place for a few days until I ended up at the martial arts village, where I put aside the sword in order to fight against slavers and give the mistreated people of kenshi a place where they could be safe. I got my martial arts and dex up to around 70 multiple nights of kidnapping beak things, putting them in beds and punching them, and freeing them later on. I decided my new purpose was to find a settlement where living was easy compared to the outside world, a beacon of hope in a dark world, and so I gathered some new recruits as I traveled north, and settled in darkfinger, close to the heartlands of the cannibals. You might be wondering, why would I want to make a safe heaven near a bunch of mutant monsters? Well because like I said, a beacon of hope in a dark world, I wanted to make a safe and prosperous city in the heart of cannibal territory to not only stand up to the cannibals, but to show the rest of the world that we can take back our land from the monsters of the world. So now here I am today, day 231, with a walled city once again making rum, but also holding the lives of over 70 people, with 20 highly trained guards in specialist samurai plate armor, so that the only struggle the remaining 50 have to deal with is farming and mining.

Thanks comrade!

I've never had this work for me tbh 😓

@paulrogersgaming I say some reavers, but I had quite a few reaver raids, and I think I got about 3 or 4 in total. It's been a while since I played. I did some quick searches, and the wiki says that only those possessing a certain personality type have the possibility of joining. So I guess the possibility of it is kind of low. However, if you've made a base where you get raided frequently by reavers like I did, you will eventually get some.

Yeah, we're overdue for that one. Should get to it this upcoming month. Definitely before the end of the year.

I was pleasantly surprised by how nice it is. The coast is just *chef's kiss*

First run I went there and was ass raped by beak things

You're most welcome!

I cracked 1k too. Definitely worth it for all the madness and all the character progression.

I've scouted there, and I like it! It will definitely get a video at some point.

Iron hat and dustcoat squad rise up.

honestly i would love that. i only one spot in the entire deadlands that has stone and ore so itll be neat to see where else is good

Hello! Congrats on getting the first comment! I'm glad you've been watching my stuff :)

@@paulrogersgaming Thanx!

Depends on how long you plan on staying there 😅

Yup, sometimes the names get a little creative 😅