Tower Of Fantasy: All 3 Rock Pillar Gobby Scenic Points -

Scenic Points in Tower of Fantasy are very interesting and will get you to fully enjoy and explore the beauty of this game. It is an intractable hidden thing that you are able to find throughout all of the maps. In this guide, we will be showing you all the 3 Rock Pillar Gobby Scenic Points. Let’s get started.

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All 3 Rock Pillar Gobby Scenic Points – Tower Of Fantasy Saltwater Oasis Broken Billows Valley Bridge Evil’s Clutch Oasis

All 3 Rock Pillar Gobby Scenic Points – Tower Of Fantasy

Saltwater Oasis

You will need to come just next to the Saltwater Oasis. Then you will get to the west of it and find a little sideways hill. You will want to climb to the top of this little hill and then you will find the Scenic Point just sitting there on the top.

Broken Billows Valley Bridge

The scenic point will be just under the Billows Valley. You will need to come to the same location as shown in the picture above. Then once here, you will be looking out for one tall hill. You will need to climb on it, which is as shown in the picture, and at the end of it will be the scenic point.

Evil’s Clutch Oasis

You will need to go to the east or right side of the Evil’s Clutch Oasis. Believe it or not, you won’t need to go actually climbing on a tall hill or anything like that. Instead, just get to the bottom and on ground level.

Then just go to the east side and next to the water. You will find the scenic point just on the ground next to the wall looking at the water ponds.

That’s everything that you need to know about the Rock Pillar Gobby Scenic Points in Tower of Fantasy. We hope that this guide has proven useful and led you to all of them. Have fun discovering them one by one!

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