What happens after the avalanche? Read on to find out!
Eklamata maps by xyzbilliu.
Eklamata
Thankfully, Ark comes to in a cave, and wakes up with a mountain goat. After a brief conversation, where the answer to whether or not you can walk doesn't matter, the goat will ask you to come with her. The goat lying on the ground is her husband, and unfortunately, this goat has landed awkwardly on his legs, got injured and died.
There's no way out, and soon it will get dark to the point where you can't see anything. You will spend the night with the goat. When you wake up, you and the goat will have breakfast...and the dead husband is on the menu. (Sleeping with a widowed goat and then eating the husband. Yeah, that's totally normal.) If you interact with the dead husband, Ark can't bring himself to eat it, and the widowed wife tells him he must become stronger if he is to continue alone. The goat will then move to the back wall, and if you speak to it, you'll learn that the ice is thin on the back wall. The goat will break it, only to realize that you will be the only one that will be able to continue on, as you're the only one who can climb it. The goat will be able to escape one way or another.
When you climb up the wall, you'll be back at the part just past the bridge. If you try to head back to where the avalanche happened, you won't be able to get back there. Instead, go back to where the yeti tossed you across the bridge. The avalanche will have filled up the lake, and you can now go down to the lower level, and make your way north to a cave.
You'll be able to find a few treasure boxes, one of which contains a Stardew. Make your way to the upper right corner and enter the doorway there. then follow the path. You'll be back outside. Be sure to get Magirock #32 on the way further north. You'll eventually come across a huge hole that you'll have to drop down. Go into the hole on the left, then climb up and go into the doorway to the north, then follow the path and throw some rocks to free up the path. You'll eventually reach the peak of Eklamata. Not much further now...
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