How to get Wild Spring Eggs in Disney Dreamlight Valley

For the duration of the Eggstravaganza event, a variety of colorful Eggs can be found all around your village in Disney Dreamlight Valley. One of the trickier ones you need to find is Wild Spring Eggs.

Each type of Egg has a unique gathering process, and since no actual information is given to you as guidance, it can be rather tough to figure out where to look and what needs to be done to get them. If you’re struggling to find these ones, here’s how to get Wild Spring Eggs in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

Where to find Wild Spring Eggs in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Wild Spring Eggs are small Blue Eggs that spawn randomly all around the main valley during the Eggstravaganza event. Unlike most other Eggs, they don’t have a specific spawn region and instead can pop up anywhere in the primary village area. All of the biomes where you may encounter one are as follows.

• Plaza
• Peaceful Meadow
• Dazzle Beach
• Glade of Trust
• Sunlit Plateau
• Forgotten Lands
• Forest of Valor
• Frosted Heights

This type of Egg is one of the most difficult to track down since the valley is quite large and these Eggs are very small. If you’ve got lots of decorations, furniture, and buildings placed down, you’ll probably struggle to find them all, as they can spawn in small gaps between items even if you can’t walk there.

Luckily, there are a few methods you can try to make this process easier. First, be sure to equip a Foraging Companion, like Pua, Lovebirds, or Squirrels. These helpful critters can spot Eggs from afar and grab them for you from places you can’t reach.

Another useful method for gathering Wild Spring Eggs is using an Ancient Vacuum if you have the A Rift in Time DLC. You can place this machine down in each biome, interact with it, select all Wild Spring Eggs in the area, and spend a bit of Mist to instantly collect them.

Wild Spring Eggs respawn time in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Up to 10 Wild Spring Eggs can be present in the valley at any given time, and they take 30 minutes to respawn as long as the maximum amount isn’t present. To get your hands on as many as possible, be sure to do a sweep of the entire valley quite often.

How to use Wild Spring Eggs in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Wild Spring Eggs can be used to craft a variety of special event items and recipes. You’ll also need to gather other types of Eggs to make these rewards, though, so they don’t have much use on their own. Here’s everything you can make with them.

• Egg Banner

  • Five Fishy Green Eggs
  • Five Purple Spring Eggs
  • Five Wild Spring Eggs
  • Five Egg-cellent Fruit
  • Five Spring V-EGG-etables

• “Don’t Put ‘Em All in One Basket” Basket

  • 10 Wild Spring Eggs
  • 10 Egg-cellent Fruit
  • Five Spring V-EGG-etables
  • 20 Fiber

• Egg-cellent Balloons

  • 10 Purple Spring Eggs
  • Five Wild Spring Eggs
  • Five Egg-cellent Fruit
  • Five Spring V-EGG-etable
  • Five Rope

• Hanging Egg Chair

  • 25 Purple Spring Eggs
  • 20 Wild Spring Eggs
  • 20 Egg-cellent Fruit
  • 20 Spring V-EGG-etable

• Over Easy Chair

  • Five Wild Spring Eggs
  • Two Egg-cellent Fruit

• Potted Spring Egg Tree

  • 10 Purple Spring Eggs
  • Five Wild Spring Eggs
  • Five Egg-cellent Fruit
  • Five Spring V-EGG-etable
  • One Rich Soil

• Spring Egg Bounty

  • 15 Wild Spring Eggs
  • 15 Egg-cellent Fruit
  • 15 Spring V-EGG-etables
  • 50 Stone

• Spring Stall

  • 10 Wild Spring Eggs
  • 10 Egg-cellent Fruit
  • 10 Spring V-EGG-etable
  • 20 Hardwood

• Sunny Side Up Arch

  • 25 Wild Spring Eggs
  • 25 Egg-cellent Fruit
  • 25 Spring V-EGG-etables
  • 10 Iron Ingots

• Spring Egg Bowl

  • One Egg-cellent Fruit
  • One Wild Spring Egg
  • One Spring V-EGG-etable
  • One Sugarcane
  • One Cocoa Bean

• Spring Mimosa Eggs

  • One Egg-cellent Fruit
  • One Wild Spring Egg
  • One Spring V-EGG-etable
  • One Basil

How long are Wild Spring Eggs available for in Disney Dreamlight Valley?

Wild Spring Eggs will continue spawning in the valley from April 1 to 21 in DDV. While most other Eggs will vanish when the event ends, any Wild Spring Eggs that have already spawned but not been picked up will remain after the end date, so there’s a chance you may encounter some way past the end date. These Eggs will also return when the event is rerun in 2027.

There’s plenty more to get done before this event comes to an end. If you haven’t already, you’ll want to focus on checking off key event duties, including Wall-E Loves Flowers, That’s Not Where Eggs Come From!, and Spring Taste Test.

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Prototype gears have arrived in The Division 2 with the start of Year 8 Season 1, and they currently sit at the top of all types of weapons/armors. Gears belonging to this item quality sit above High-End, Named, and other set items, making them truly unique.

Let’s find out how you can get these elusive items to improve your arsenal.

How to obtain Prototype gears in The Division 2

To obtain Prototype gears, you’ll need to participate in missions belonging to the Escalation mode. This is a new difficulty to complete missions that you’ve previously completed inside the game. Every week will have a set number of missions to finish.

There are ten different tiers for each mission. The higher the difficulty, the better your chances of getting Prototype gears. However, you can also get more of these items via the route of upgrades.

How to upgrade to Prototype gears in The Division 2

You can upgrade items starting from High-End quality to Prototype gear. To do so, you’ll need a Prototype Core. The cosen item must also be at the maximum Expertise level (30), and the item must be at maximum level (40). The item doesn’t need to be full optimized for the conversion.

Once you change an item to Prototype gear, it can no longer be optimized or recalibrated. Hence, pay full attention to its stats before spending the Prototype Core on it. However, the upgrade is worth it since your gear will improve its stats and also gain augments.

Here’s a list of augments that are currently available.

• Quantum – Provides a small chance to become temporarily immune to damage.
• Echo – Each bullet fired has a chance to deal its damage a second time.
• Atomize – Increases grenade radius and damage.
• Amalgam – Each bullet hit has a chance to apply a random status effect.
• Trapper – Increases the duration of status effects you apply.
• Entropy – Increases your Health based on a percentage of your total Armor.
• Anomaly – Skills restore a portion of the damage they deal as healing.
• Paradox – Provides a chance to refill part of your magazine while firing.
• Synesthesia – Bullet hits have a chance to slightly reduce skill cooldowns.

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