Puzzle 9: This is on the opposite end of Puzzle 8 to the west just south of the tomato-loving orc.
Just pick up a couple of the blue plants near the shrine and plop them down the empty grass patches and you’re done. It’s one of those puzzles that looks, well, puzzling at first but turns out to be actually easy. It’s by a mountain range with a plot that has these blue plants. Puzzle 8: This is located on the southeast corner of Furrowfield just west of the destroyed church orb portal. Fortunately, you now have access to your bottomless water pot so just use that to pour out water and add more H2O to the source. However, you’ll soon find out that the flow isn’t strong enough to reach the pool. Once again, you will need to take out or destroy a block that is blocking the water. Puzzle 7: This is located on the other side of the mountain immediately north of Puzzle 6. Then fill it up with the 2 blocks that are lying around next by. To make sure they match, use your hammer to dig 1 block each on the left and right tip of the slime’s “smile” or mouth. Basically, you need to clean up the shrine of stones and other junk then make sure the left side matches the right side. Basically, if you zoom out your map, you’ll notice that the two squares have a pattern that mimics a slime monster. This one can be a bit tricky and is arguably the toughest puzzle to figure out in Furrowfield. Puzzle 6: This located in the southern part of Furrowfield by the beach southwest of the Hargon Church warp crystal.
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More: DQB2 Explorer’s Shores: How to Get Unlimited Wood, Ore and Other Building Materials It’s easier to explain visually so make sure to check out the embedded video around the 10-minute mark. This means you will need to elevate the path by a couple or so blocks to squeeze that water supply further. Simply building a path is not enough, however, as the water flow isn’t strong enough to reach the pool. This is a bit complicated as it requires you to take out the blockage from the water source on the left side of the room, then build a path for the water to reach the pool. Puzzle 5: This is located deep inside a mountain northwest of Puzzle 3 in the northern part of the map. Just climb up the mountain wall and take out the clogging blocks. The trick to solving this puzzle is unclogging its water supply, which is located high up on the mountain wall just behind it. Puzzle 4: This is directly east of Puzzle 3 and is nestled in a green space by the sea surrounded by a chalky mountain. Just pick up the errant dirt block nearby and insert it in the empty space in the shrine. It can be a bit tricky to find as it’s tucked in on a cliffside near the waters but is laughably easy to solve. Puzzle 3: This one is located northwest of Puzzle 2. The easiest puzzle in the game so far, it only requires you to take out or smash the dirt block that’s blocking the water.
Puzzle 2: This is located just east of Furrowfield Farm. This puzzle requires you to take the two blocks on the floor and place them atop the shorter brick post so it matches the height of the opposite one. Puzzle 1: Located immediately south of Furrowfield Farm. ‘Cause you can have your cake and eat it, too. For folks who are more visually inclined, I’m also embedding a video below showing all 10 of them. The land that gave us Rosie, Saffron and Clayton’s “little room.” There are 10 puzzles that you can find in the island all in all, meaning you get 10 mini medals. The plan is to add the other island shrines as we get to them as well. Let’s start with the first major island of the game, Furrowfield (or Monzora if you’re playing the Japanese version). Wait, what does that have to do with mini-medals, you ask? Well, that’s how you get mini medals silly.ĭQB2 Guide: Hearts Galore and Essential Tips and Tricks To help everyone become a bonafide medalist, we’ve put together a guide on where to find the game’s Builder Puzzle shrines and how to solve them. But you can get one if you work hard enough in Dragon Quest Builders 2.
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