Disney Dreamlight Valley: How To Get Iron Ingots

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Among all the new recipes, items, gems, and characters added in , Shiny Blue Zircon is one of the rarest materials you can find. Evidently why players are hunting it down, and its more basic and less rare form, Blue Zircon. The good news is that both gems can be found in the same deposits. However, if you want Shiny Blue Zircon, you'll need Lady Luck on your side.

The will be getting a game-changing new expansion in a couple of months, with the introduction of, which will add powerful new cards to the experience. Following the typical schedule of new sets every few months, the next expansion will arrive after the set, which releases at the end of January 2024. Whereas the set features many of the shiny variants of cards, appears to be focusing more on Paradox Pokémon and some extra powerful cards.

Gameloft is once asking fans which characters they want to see added next to Disney Dreamlight Valley, giving us a peek into their plans for the year and possibly beyond.

Nintendo’s creative leader, Shigeru Miyamoto, has reiterated he has no plans to retire from the company.

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You can unlock & invite Vanellope von Schweetz to your village in by completing two quests. To get Vanellope to move to your village, you will need to complete ""for Scrooge McDuck and Vanellope's "" quest. These quests aren't that difficult to complete but still requires a challenge to complete.

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When you're exploring the town and the surrounding areas in , you will encounter Tree Stumps. While tidying the area, you will notice that you cannot remove the Tree Stump with your regular Shovel or pickaxe. That's because removing these stubborn tree stumps requires a shovel upgrade that can only be unlocked by progressing through the game.

With Terapagos being featured on the Indigo Disk DLC cover art, it's no secret that every PokéTrainer had their eyes set on the Pokémon right from the get-go. Adding the Pokémon to your Pokédex, on the other hand, is a different story. Because the Terapagos is a Legendary Pokémon, defeating and capturing it will put trainers to the test. Nonetheless, the Terapagos is one Pokémon in this DLC that's well worth the effort.

One of the Swords of Justice from Generation 5 returns in DLC for with a Paradox variant you can find and catch called Iron Boulder. This almost robotic-looking steel bull seems to be a futuristic version of the Unova Legendary Pokémon. Unfortunately, only those with a specific game version can come across this powerful creature.