Dazzling stone kingdom hearts 1.5

Here we go. The Complete, the Ultimate, the most awesome Synthesis Guide with pictures and descriptions and all sorts of other goodies!! All of them.

Synthesis Materials are obtained through a number of means, and can be combined to synthesize useful Items and Accessories. They are organized alphabetically below. Recommended farming locations for each material are also provided. Since many of the skills and equipment that aid in material farming are not unlocked until much later in the game, the recommended farming locations refer to the best places to farm materials after completing the events of your first visit to Hollow Bastion. Note: You can click any synthesis material item name in the table below to visit a separate page with dedicated farming strategies for that item. Proudly powered by WordPress.

Dazzling stone kingdom hearts 1.5

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Fury stone x1 Power stone x1 Mythril stone x1 Serenity power x1 Dark matter x3. Lucid crystal x5 Power crystal x1 Shiny crystal x1 Blazing stone x3 Frost stone x3. Energy stone x1 Dazzling stone x1 Stormy stone x1 Orichalcum x8 Dark matter x3. Thunder gem x5 Mystery goo x5 Serenity power x3 Stormy stone x3 Dark matter x3. Log In Sign Up. What do you need help on? Cancel X. Would you recommend this Guide? Yes No Hide.

Dazzling stone kingdom hearts 1.5

Dark Matters can be found all over the many worlds of Kingdom Hearts. But the only way to farm for them is to gather materials and synthesize them at the Moogle Shop. However , the 11 Dark Matters that you can find in chests and as rewards across the many worlds is more than enough to make everything that needs them via synthesis. It should be noted that Dark Matter was not featured in the initial release of Kingdom Hearts.

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They show up a lot in Monstro and Atlantica and are, obviously, a pain in the booty. In order to make 2 more Dark Matters assuming you already made the one to complete the list , you would need 18 more Lucid Shards, 4 more Mystery Goos, and 2 more Gales. Most of these are found in treasure chests throughout the game. Bright Shards - The tiny little stubs of Green Requiem heartless drop these. Mystery Goo - White Mushrooms, baby. They appear in Traverse Towns Second District on the ground level in front of the fountain. The Gargoyle is the flying little demon who throws little energy balls at you and your teammates. Blaze Gem. A good grinding spot for both of these heartless and Dark Balls is the Final Rest area. Thankfully, I have already compiled one , so here we go! Invisibles can hit you with their swords or seemingly sacrifice themselves to the devil temporarily and stick their swords in the ground, putting an odd spell on you or your team mates.

Fury Stones can only be obtained by defeating Gigas Shadows.

Both enemies are relatively easy, but the Large Bodies can only be hit from behind which apparently includes the head, but not if you hit the belly first and the Soldiers can shoot across the stage fairly quickly. Recommended farming locations for each material are also provided. Mythril Shards - These can get a liiiiittle bit tricky. They are. These are found in the End of the World at the Final Rest. They show up a lot in Monstro and Atlantica and are, obviously, a pain in the booty. Bandits are little turban-wearing heartless that like to spin and throw their swords all over the place. The Blue Rhapsody is the heartless that drops the Frost Shards. Thankfully, I have already compiled one , so here we go! Frost Stone. Then go nuts! Both are little jellyfish-like heartless, but Zones are bigger. Frost Shards - Surprise! It only happened to me once, so just be careful.