Disney Dreamlight Valley: How to Get A Mask

Disney Dreamlight Valley has a new Halloween event that is very fun to play. You will have tons of little interesting and spooky things that you can wear and get tons of rewards. In this guide, we will be showing you How to Get A Mask in order to complete a Halloween challenge. Let’s get started.

How to Get A Mask – Disney Dreamlight Valley

To be able to get a mask you will need to enter the Event prizes. As you can see, you will need to scroll down to the third section and tab, and then on the top right corner of all the items that you are able to buy or get as a reward, you will find a Mask.

To get the mask you will need to do the event’s Duties. They are simple tasks that you will need to complete around the whole world of Disney Dreamlight Valley.

They are very simple. Sometimes you will need to talk to a certain NPC, sometimes go fishing, sometimes just cook something and etc. Basically, keep doing them until you get enough points, and then you will be able to get the Mask.

Now once you have the Mask you are able to actually complete this Halloween event and get yourself a reward. That’s everything that you need to know about How to Get a Mask in the Haloween Event in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

We hope that this guide has helped you out with how to get a mask. Have fun!

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