One of the most rare and sought-after minerals in Stardew Valley is the prismatic shard. Here are the best ways to get it to craft all the game's best weapons.
There are tons of tips and tricks around for things like farming and which gifts to give each villager in Stardew Valley , but crafting weapons is just as important to learn. One of the best weapons in the game alongside Meowmere is the Galaxy Sword, which requires prismatic shards to obtain. That’s just one of the uses for this rainbow mineral, but you will never get enough to unlock everything they provide without knowing where to look.
How to get a prismatic shard There are only two consistent ways to get prismatic shards in Stardew Valley. Otherwise, you will need to deal with some RNG. That said, there are two methods that have far better odds than anything else. The only guaranteed way to get one is to go to the chest at the very top of the Volcano Dungeon. The other is to make the Statue of True Perfection.
Recommended Videos The best drop rate for a prismatic shard is 25% from a meteorite, which already requires luck to find, or 25% from Mystic Stone in either the Mines, Skull Cavern, or Quarry at floors beyond 100. The easiest way to grind out Mystic Stones is in the Mine since you can unlock checkpoints to instantly go to floor 100 or more and search for them.
Related From there, your best odds at a prismatic shard drop to 3.8% to spawn in a treasure room in the Skull Cavern, and then 3.5% as a drop from an Iridium Node. The rest of your options for getting a prismatic shard have a .4% chance or lower. We will list them all for you here, but needless to say we suggest any of the above methods over these.
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