Wild Hearts: Mirror Stone Locations | Where to Find Mirror Stone -

Mirror Stones are going to come as essential and much-needed when you get to the mid to late sections of the game. They are very valuable items for selling or better yet, used in crafting. In this guide, we shall show you the best location where you can find a lot of Mirror Stones. Let’s get started.

Mirror Stone Locations: Where to Find Mirror Stone – Wild Hearts

This is where you need to be on the wide world map to be able to find the Mirror Stone.

Go ahead and travel toward the Canyon shown in the picture above. Once you come here, head in this direction.

You are going to head to this cave system that can be seen along the main road as you walk around the map. It’s a very narrow path that had only two ways to walk on it so you’ll find it easily.

This is a zoomed–in version of this narrow path.

Simply walk alongside these mountain tunnel systems and you can find the Mirror Stone on the right and left sides of the walls.

They look yellow and only hang off the walls. If you go next to them, hit the Mining button and you shall get them in your inventory. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you find some Mirror Stones in Wild Hearts. Have fun looking for them yourself!

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