Disney Dreamlight Valley Clay can be dug up in a few biomes and is necessary for completing several quests and crafting various items. It’s a very easy resource to get as you just need the shovel and the Glade of Trust unlocked in Disney Dreamlight Valley, although you can find Clay in other biomes. Once you've got chunks of the stuff, use it to craft flowerpots and bricks, and help Goofy in the Mysterious Wreck quest. Here’s exactly how you can get yourself some Disney Dreamlight Valley Clay and what it can be used for.
How to find Disney Dreamlight Valley Clay
You can dig up Clay in Disney Dreamlight Valley in the Glade of Trust, Sunlit Plateau, and the Forgotten Lands. Just grab your Shovel and start digging up the ground to uncover various items. Clay doesn’t have an especially high drop rate, so you’ll likely be collecting Disney Dreamlight Valley Star Coins and Soil mostly - if you're looking for Disney Dreamlight Valley Rich Soil, you'll need to look elsewhere. Although, when Clay does drop, it at least comes in clusters of two or three meaning you might quickly rack it up even just by spending a few minutes digging around.
Use the same technique in the Frozen Heights area to find Disney Dreamlight Valley snowballs instead!
Disney Dreamlight Valley Clay crafting recipes
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You’re probably looking for Clay in Disney Dreamlight Valley to complete Goofy’s ‘Mysterious Wreck’ quest, which sees Goofy tasking you with gathering up a bunch of resources, including 25 Clay, to repair a destroyed raft that has washed up on Dazzle Beach. However, Clay has lots of other uses in crafting recipes for furniture and is the main ingredient in making Bricks, which are needed for particular items. Here’s a list of everything you can craft using Clay:
- Brick: 5 Clay, 1 Coal
- Iron Spike and Brick Fence: 3 Bricks, 2 Iron Ingots
- Metal Spike Fence: 2 Bricks, 3 Iron Ingots
- Sun-Baked Earthen Road: 1 Clay, 1 Soil
- Broken Carved Pillar Base: 15 Clay, 50 Stone, 25 Soil
- Broken Pillar Base: 15 Clay, 50 Stone, 25 Soil
- Flower Pots: 6 Clay, 2 Soil. There are also lots of unique Flowerpots you can make by combining different flowers you collect.
- Jubilant Topiary: 5 Clay, 5 Soil, 3 Pink Houseleek flowers
- Low Sculpted Pillar: 15 Clay, 50 Stone, 25 Soil
- Mossy Circle-Carving Stone: 15 Clay, 50 Stone, 25 Soil
- Mossy Eye-Carving Stone: 15 Clay, 50 Stone, 25 Soil
- Mossy Fallen Pillar: 15 Clay, 50 Stone, 25 Soil
- Rustic Clock Tower: 200 Clay, 100 Stone, 100 Hardwood, 30 Iron Ingots
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