How To Complete The Treasure Hunt In Disney Dreamlight Valley
After unlocking the Glade of Trust and reaching a Friendship of Level 8 with Scrooge McDuck in , you will receive access to a Friendship Quest called "." To get started, you must find and speak with the miser about the gold coin Ursula gifted him. Scrooge McDuck believes that the coin is connected to a larger treasure hidden somewhere in the Village.
After Scrooge McDuck's initial conversation in "," he hands the gold coin over. Next, open the inventory screen and inspect the item to view a Memory of a Long-Lost Treasure. This Memory will depict a photo of three locations: the Glade of Trust, Merlin's study, and Dazzle Beach. Accordingly, you must head to each biome shown in the photo.
Starting in the Glade of Trust, head to the northern portion of the area. If you open the map, you will see a small pond on the top left of the biome. Dig up the sparkling node directly above this pond to find the first clue to progress "" quest. Youtube channel GosuNoobsuggests you should enter Merlin's home in the Peaceful Meadow and pick up the piece of paper in front of his desk's right leg. This slip of paper marks the second clue in "" Friendship Quest.
Finally, head east to Dazzle Beach. Enter the biome via the trail to the east of the Peaceful Meadow. Next, investigate the sandy area near the cliff wall on the left to find the third clue buried in a sparkling node.
This mound of sand sits near the wall that borders the pathway leading north to the Forest of Valor.
After collecting all three clues, return to Scrooge McDuck and give him the pieces of paper to complete "" in. Later, the miser will reveal that he has put the clues together to form a map of the Valley. Next, speak with Merlin to receive the Lenses of Shadow, a wearable pair of glasses that enables you to find the Key Pieces and Chest of "."
According to the YouTube Channel GosuNoob, the first piece can be discovered at the bottom right-hand corner of the Glade of Trust, while the second is in the bottom right of
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