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Disney Dreamlight Valley: Cómo hacer un rayo

Autor : Dylan Actualizar : Feb 22,2025

¡Maximice su energía en Disney Dreamlight Valley con la comida de rayos! Este poderoso restaurador de energía requiere algunos ingredientes raros, pero esta guía lo ayudará a adquirirlos a todos.

La receta del perno del rayo

Para crear esta comida que aumenta la energía, necesitará:

Un skipper estigiano
Una lamprea
Dos especias de Lightning
Un ingrediente dulce (agave, malvaviscos rosa/azul, vainilla, caña de azúcar o frijol de cacao)

Adquiriendo los ingredientes

Stygian Mudskipper: encontrado en el bioma mitopía en el libro de cuentos Vale. Desbloquee la mitopía gastando 2.000 pisos de magia. Busque ondas doradas en el agua, ¡es una captura rara!

Lamprey: Ubicado en el Bioma Everafter. Desbloquee esta área con 2,000 pisos de magia para Mérida. Similar al Mudskipper, busque ondas doradas; Es otro hallazgo raro.

Lightning Spice: También se encuentra en la mitopía. Después de pescar para el Mudskipper, esté atento a esta especia en el suelo. Necesitarás dos.

Ingrediente dulce: Elija uno de lo siguiente: Agave, malvaviscos rosados, malvaviscos azules, vainilla, caña de azúcar o cacao.

Una vez que haya reunido los cinco ingredientes, diríjase a una estación de cocina. Recuerde que también necesitará carbón (fácilmente extraído en la mayoría de los biomas) para alimentar el proceso de cocción.

Recompensas

El rayo se vende por un fuerte 5,038 monedas de estrellas en el puesto de Goofy, ¡o puede consumirlo para un gran impulso de energía!

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