
In The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, players will encounter a unique material known as Monster Stones. At first, their purpose may not be clear, leading many to wonder if they are safe to sell or how best to use them. This guide provides an overview of how to reliably find them and the crucial role they play later in the game.
Monster Stones are primarily obtained by defeating enemies throughout the game. However, they are considered a rare drop, meaning players may not come across them frequently. Below are the main methods to collect these stones:
Monster Stones can be obtained as drops from defeated enemies, though the drop rate is quite low. While no specific type of enemy is guaranteed to drop them, players may have better luck with higher-level enemies. Equipping certain items can increase the likelihood of obtaining the Stones. These certain items are as follows:
Monster Stones are also awarded through various side quests and found in treasure chests. Below are some key quests that reward players with the stones:
Players can also scan amiibo figures to receive rare rewards, including Monster Stones, but the odds are low. With a limit of three scans per day, this method is unreliable but worth considering if other options are exhausted.
The primary use of Monster Stones is for repairing Automatons at Dampé’s Studio. These Automatons are mechanical allies that assist players during the game but can become damaged and nonfunctional. Instead of spending rupees, players can use the stones to repair them, saving money.
Firstly, you should never sell Monster Stones. Even though they are only worth 5 rupees each, their value in repairing Automatons far exceeds that amount. Secondly, collect and save these precious stonesas the game progresses. Repairing Automatons becomes essential in late game, and having the Stones on hand will be beneficial.
By understanding how to gather and use Monster Stones effectively, players can make the most of this rare resource in Echoes of Wisdom.
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