Second Piece has added a mining mechanic in its most recent update. Now, mining in Second Piece is mainly for getting good loots as well as acquiring important items for the new Sun Jin Woo items, which are the Shadow Monarch Dagger and Kamish Wrath Dagger. It’s not complicated once you get the certain requirements, but if you need help with that, I’m here to help you out. In this guide, I’ll show you how to mine Iron and Diamond in Second Piece. Let’s get right into it!
How To Mine Guide (Iron & Diamond)
In order to mine in Second Piece, you must first make your way to the Cursed Isle. You can teleport or simply fly to it depending on whichever method you prefer. After arriving at the Cursed Isle, you will then have to look around the island for the Mining NPC, named L8E5, as shown in the image below and interact with him.
If you’re having a hard time finding him, keep in mind that he’s in a high ground and you’ll see him with a Pickaxe. Speaking of, after speaking to him, he’ll ask you if you’re interested in a Pickaxe for a very good price (Free).
Now, to get started on mining, get the Pickaxe, but remember that there’s a 4250-level requirement. Make sure you meet that before talking to the guy. After successfully getting the item, check your inventory and you can now equip the Pickaxe by pressing M (both mobile and PC).
After equipping the Pickaxe, make your way into any safezone in the game and start clicking on your screen to start mining! Unfortunately, we don’t have access to the rates yet, but you’ll get random mining items like Gold, Iron, Diamond and more. The more you mine, the higher your chances of getting better items as well as faster mining. So, just click away, my guy!
That’s everything you need to know about Mining in Second Piece. If you have questions or concerns, feel free to leave them in the comments section below. Up next, do you wish to get every spec in Second Piece but don´t know how? Worry no more because we got you! Check our detailed guide here: How To Get Every Spec in Second Piece.
