Your Base & the Virelda

What the Virelda Is

The Virelda is Soulbound's name for your personal base of operations, built up between dungeon expeditions. It's where a large share of your permanent, out-of-dungeon progression lives.

Confirmed Features

• Player housing is part of the core game loop — every player gets one, not a late-game unlock. Personal housing is referred to as an Apartment.
• A room-layout editor lets you decorate and arrange your base.
• Crafting stations can be built and upgraded, tied to gathering and mining skills out in the overworld.
• Some apartments generate passive income — one documented example lets its owner run Level 2 Crafting Stations that earn gold per minute, versus a free Level 1 station elsewhere.
• Guild bases exist beyond personal housing, letting a whole group build and share a space together — though, like the auction house, day-one availability at Early Access launch isn't fully confirmed.

Key Locations & NPCs in Virelda

The community wiki documents several fixtures around Virelda that new players run into early:

• Virelda Guard: functions as the bank, for storage
• Farok: vendor for starter armor, accessories, combat potions, Stamina Food, and Recall Discs (teleport items)
• Pioneer Guild: accept Contracts (instant-reward bounty tasks) and purchase Event Cosmetics
• Granny Smith's House: Cooking intro quest and a Kitchen
• Witch Doctor's House: a Chemistry-related intro quest and lab (likely tied to potion-brewing)
• Homestead: Farming intro quest and farming plots for Seeds
• Bud: vendor selling Seeds

How It Connects to Dungeons

The Virelda isn't cosmetic-only: crafting stations built there turn gathered and mined materials into the gear and consumables you take into dungeon runs, closing the loop between overworld life skills and dungeon performance.