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Multiple jellies may be obtained, by finding more prismatic slimes before completion of the quest or by having a [[Burglar%27s Ring]].  However only one is required for the Wizard, and as a quest item, any others will disappear from the player's inventory once the quest is complete.
Multiple jellies may be obtained, by finding more prismatic slimes before completion of the quest or by having a [[Burglar%27s Ring]].  However only one is required for the Wizard, and as a quest item, any others will disappear from the player's inventory once the quest is complete.


While the quest is active, ca. 1 of 83 Slimes is a [[Slimes#Prismatic Slime|Prismatic Slime]], that's a likelihood of about 1.2% that a Prismatic Slime replaces a normal Slime.
While the quest is active, about 1 of 83 Slimes (or 1.2%) is replaced with a [[Slimes#Prismatic Slime|Prismatic Slime]].


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 02:42, 18 June 2021

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Prismatic Jelly
Harvested from the rare and elusive prismatic slime.
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Source Prismatic Slimes (100% drop)

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Prismatic Jelly, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Prismatic Jelly - Stardew Valley Wiki }} Prismatic Jelly will always drop from killing Prismatic Slimes. They are only obtainable during one of the Wizard's Special Orders.

Multiple jellies may be obtained, by finding more prismatic slimes before completion of the quest or by having a Burglar's Ring. However only one is required for the Wizard, and as a quest item, any others will disappear from the player's inventory once the quest is complete.

While the quest is active, about 1 of 83 Slimes (or 1.2%) is replaced with a Prismatic Slime.

History

  • 1.5: Introduced.
  • 1.5.3: Prismatic Slimes are a bit more common now (1/83 instead of 1/125).