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They can be found by digging up [[Artifact Spot]]s, in[[Fishing#Treasure Chests|Fishing Treasure Chests]], by [[Mining]], as a reward from the [[Trout Derby]] and [[SquidFest]] festivals, as loot from killing monsters, breaking open crates in the mines, and shaking or cutting down trees. There is also a [[Golden Mystery Box|rare golden variant]] with a different (and more valuable) loot table.
They can be found by digging up [[Artifact Spot]]s, in[[Fishing#Treasure Chests|Fishing Treasure Chests]], by [[Mining]], as a reward from the [[Trout Derby]] and [[SquidFest]] festivals, as loot from killing monsters, breaking open crates in the mines, and shaking or cutting down trees. There is also a [[Golden Mystery Box|rare golden variant]] with a different (and more valuable) loot table.


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Revision as of 11:25, 26 March 2024

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Mystery Box
A blacksmith can open this for you. Who knows what might be inside?
Information
Source Fishing • Mining • Artifact Spot • Combat • Mayor Lewis' Prize Machine • Desert Festival • Trees

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Mystery Box, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Mystery Box - Stardew Valley Wiki }} Mystery Boxes are drop crates released by Mr. Qi. After spending 50 days in the valley or after collecting the second Prize Ticket from the billboard[1], the player will see a cutscene with Mr. Qi and will be informed by a pop up that Mystery Boxes can now be found.

Mystery Boxes can be cracked by Clint in the Blacksmith shop for data-sort-value="25">25g, similar to Geodes. However, unlike Geodes, they cannot be broken open using a Geode Crusher.

They can be found by digging up Artifact Spots, inFishing Treasure Chests, by Mining, as a reward from the Trout Derby and SquidFest festivals, as loot from killing monsters, breaking open crates in the mines, and shaking or cutting down trees. There is also a rare golden variant with a different (and more valuable) loot table.

Possible Contents

Item Item Item Item
Amethyst Ring Aquamarine Ring Artichoke Seeds (8) Autumn's Bounty
Baked Fish Bean Starter (8) Blueberry Tart Bomb (5)
Book of Mysteries Cauliflower Seeds (8) Chowder Coffee (3)
Cookie Corn Seeds (8) Cork Bobber Crab Cakes
Deluxe Speed-Gro (10) Dish O' The Sea Eggplant Parmesan Escargot
Fish Stew Glowstone Ring Golden Pumpkin Hardwood (10)
Ice Cream Iron Ore (5) Jade Ring Life Elixir (2)
Lobster Bisque Lucky Lunch (2) Magic Rock Candy Maki Roll
Maple Bar Mega Bomb (5) Mining Monthly Mixed Flower Seeds (10)
Mixed Seeds (10) Mystery Box (2-4) Mystery Hat Mystery Shirt
Omelet Orange Sapling Ossified Blade Parsnip Seeds (8)
Parsnip Soup (8) Pepper Seeds (8) Pomegranate Sapling Powdermelon Seeds (8)
Prismatic Shard Pumpkin Seeds (8) Quality Fertilizer (10) Quality Sprinkler
Pearl Radish Seeds (8) Rice Pudding Ruby Ring
Salad Sashimi Shrimp Cocktail Spaghetti
Stuffing Sturdy Ring Super Meal Tortilla
Treasure Chest Trout Soup Vegetable Medley Mystery Wallpaper
Warp Totem: Beach Warp Totem: Farm (1-3) Warp Totem: Mountains Wheat Seeds (8)

References

  1. ↑ See Quest.questComplete(), where the flag for the cutscene to play is only set to true if 6 or more billboard quests are done.

History

  • 1.6: Introduced.