Disney Dreamlight Valley: How To Find Worms

Resources and small items in Disney Dreamlight Valley might seem common but they are the hardest to find. One of those hard items to find is definitely the Worm. In this guide, we will be talking about a method to find worms that you probably didn’t know. Let’s see what you’ll need to do.

How To Find Worms – Disney Dreamlight Valley

In the quest of Burying the Eel you will need to find Worms and Seaweed. Here we will be talking about how you are able to find worms.

You will get around the small pond and Goofy will let you know that you’ll need to dig around the pond everywhere to find some Worms. You will dig everywhere and sometimes you won’t be finding any worms at all.

DO NOT DIG UP ALL THE GROUND!

You will only need to dig up these plots of land:

Sometimes they will give you Worm but sometimes it won’t. There is a pretty big chance of getting a worm but the important thing is to only dig up these things and not the grassy area. Digging randomly will not get you anything.

You will need to be patient when looking for worms. Just circle around the pond and you are to find many of these diggable areas. You will want to dig as much as you can and if you’re lucky you will get the Worms in no time!

That is it! We hope that this guide was helpful and got you all the Worms that you’ll need until the end of the game. Happy digging!

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