Disney Dreamlight Valley: Unveiling the Complete Guide to Scramblecoin Collectibles
Discover the treasure trove of Scramblecoin pieces waiting to be collected in Disney Dreamlight Valley Embark on an exciting quest as you strive to gather and assemble these coveted artifacts Unleash your inner adventurer and unlock the secrets of this enchanting world!
Explore new activities in Disney Dreamlight Valley with the A Rift in Time expansion by Gameloft. Introducing Scramblecoin, a thrilling board game where you compete against villagers in a chess-like showdown to collect the most coins. To excel at this game, gather a diverse collection of pieces with unique abilities and movement options. Learn how to obtain and utilize each Scramblecoin piece to elevate your gameplay.
In Dreamlight Valley, Scramblecoin reigns as the top tabletop game of choice.
All Scramblecoins pieces in Disney Dreamlight Valley
With a total of 30 Scramblecoin pieces currently available, players can earn most of them by playing the game and increasing their ranking. However, a few pieces can only be obtained by crafting them at a timebending table. Here's a breakdown of how to acquire each piece and how they function on the board.
| Piece | Ability | Starting Position | Movement Options | Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anna | None | Borders | Either one square horizontally or three squares vertically | Ranking |
| Cinderella | Disappears on her fifth turn and becomes unplayable | Two squares in any direction, then one square in any direction | Ranking | |
| Cogsworth | None | Borders | One square in any direction, then two squares either horizontally or vertically | Ranking |
| Donald Duck | None | Corners | Three squares in any direction | Automatically |
| Elsa | Leaves ice on tiles after she passes through | Borders | Four squares horizontally or vertically | Ranking |
| EVE | Jumps to a target tile | Corners | Eight squares in any direction via jumping | Ranking |
| Fairy Godmother | Passes through pieces during movement and gives a +1 buff to all adjacent allies at the end of her turn | Anywhere | Two squares in any direction | Ranking |
| Flynn | Leaves a silver coin on his previous tile post-movement | Anywhere | One square in any direction | Ranking |
| Forky | Disappears at the end of his turn and becomes unplayable | Anywhere | Two squares in any direction | Crafting |
| Gaston | Can move in one direction until hitting an obstacle | Borders | Unlimited squares in any direction | Ranking |
| Goofy | Jumps to a target tile | Corners | Three squares in any direction via jumping | Automatically |
| Kristoff | None | Borders | One square diagonally in any direction up to three times | Crafting |
| Lumiere | None | One square in any direction, then two squares diagonally | Ranking | |
| Merlin | Passes through pieces during movement and changes one nearby silver coin to a gold coin at the start of his turn | Anywhere | Two squares in any direction | Crafting |
| Mickey Mouse | None | Borders | Three squares horizontally or vertically | Automatically |
| Minnie Mouse | None | Borders | Three squares diagonally | Automatically |
| Moana | Stacks movement increases at the end of each turn | Anywhere | One square in any direction | Ranking |
| Nala | Jumps to a target tile | Borders | Two squares diagonally up to two times via jumping | Ranking |
| Olaf | None | Anywhere | One square in any direction up to two times | Ranking |
| Puumba | Can move in one direction until hitting an obstacle and destroys nearby fences at the end of his movement | Borders | Unlimited squares in any direction | Ranking |
| Rafiki | Jumps to a target tile and pushes away adjacent pieces by one tile at the end of his movement | Corners | Four squares in any direction via jumping | Crafting |
| Ralph | Destroys nearby fences and rocks at the end of his movement | Borders | Three squares horizontally or vertically | Ranking |
| Rapunzel | Collects up to three nearby coins at the end of her movement | Anywhere | One square in any direction | Ranking |
| Remy | None | Borders | Two squares diagonally up to two times | Ranking |
| Scar | Jumps to a target tile and can jump onto another piece to remove it from the board | Corners | Four squares in any direction via jumping | Ranking |
| Scrooge McDuck | Get an extra coin at the end of each turn | Corners | Two squares in any direction | Automatically |
| Simba | Jump to a target tile | Borders | Two squares horizontally or vertically in any direction up to two times via jumping | Ranking |
| Stitch | Travels through fences and destroys them | Anywhere | Three squares horizontally or vertically | Ranking |
| Ursula | Passes through pieces during movement and gives a -1 move penalty to all nearby pieces at the end of her turn | Anywhere | Two squares in any direction | Ranking |
| WALL-E | Can move in one direction until hitting an obstacle and pushes away adjacent pieces by one tile at the end of his movement | Borders | Unlimited squares in any direction | Ranking |
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Editor's P/S
As a Gen Z netizen, I'm thrilled about the introduction of Scramblecoin in Disney Dreamlight Valley. The concept of a chess-like board game within the game adds a new layer of excitement and strategy. I can't wait to dive into the quest of collecting all 30 Scramblecoin pieces and mastering their unique abilities. The idea of competing against villagers in a friendly showdown is both engaging and nostalgic, reminding me of classic board game nights with friends and family.
However, I do have some concerns regarding the accessibility of certain Scramblecoin pieces. While it's great that most pieces can be earned through gameplay and ranking up, the fact that a few can only be obtained through crafting at a timebending table might create a sense of exclusivity for players who may not have access to the necessary resources or knowledge. I believe that all pieces should be obtainable through in-game efforts, ensuring an equal playing field for all players.
