Where to use Skandha items in Black Myth: Wukong
digitaltrends.comThere are five Skandha items in Black Myth: Wukong. In fact, one of them can be obtained very early in the campaign, though the description itself seems rather confusing –you’re simply told that it was once “hidden inside Buddha’s head” and that “its secret is yet to be revealed.” With such cryptic clues, you might be wondering just what their purpose is. But don’t worry, we’ve got you all covered. Here’s our guide on where to use all Skandha items in Black Myth: Wukong. Likewise, please be reminded that this article contains minor spoilers.
Where to use all Skandha items in Black Myth: Wukong
The Black Myth: Wukong Skandha items are scattered across various regions. You need four of them to unlock a particular encounter much later in the campaign, whereupon you’ll receive the fifth item. After that, you’ll hand over all the collectibles to a certain NPC to receive a nifty reward. In any case, our guide discusses where to find all of these items based on chapter progression, as well as the secret boss fight at the end.
Chapter 1: Skandha of Form
The first Skandha item in Black Myth: Wukong can be found very early in Chapter 1. Specifically, it’s just across from the area where you fight the Bullguard. As you approach the clearing, you’ll notice a mandrill monkey scampering away from a statue head. This is your clue for most of the campaign: If you approach a statue head and a monkey runs away, it means you can find a Skandha item nearby.
Chapter 2: Skandha of Feeling
The Skandha of Feeling comes from the Shigandang secret boss in Chapter 2. It does take a bit more effort to make it spawn, since you need to obtain all six Buddha’s Eyeballs first. We’ve got all the details for you in our Buddha’s Eyeballs guide.
Chapter 3: Skandha of Thought
The Skandha of Thought comes from Valley of Ecstasy: Mindfulness Cliff. Just past the shrine, there’s a wooden walkway and, beyond that, the Non-White boss awaits. As you’re crossing the walkway, look below you to see a fallen
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