Yes, in some laters layers, I cant' remember wich ones, but try to progress up as this sub quest with the water girl will lead to a very difficult dungeon.
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Check your Codex for the various monsters, once you have beaten a monster and gotten a drop from them, it will show in the monster's data what they drop and what layer/area they are found in.
There may be more, but here are a couple that can drop water jewels:
Ghost Armor Layer 2 Area B drops water crystals at about a 20% chance.
Bottleraid (h monster) Layer 2 Area C drops water crystals at about 25% chance.
On Layer 4 Area A there are a couple monsters that drop water jewels.
At, about layer 3 or 4, I believe that water jewels start spawning on the ground as loot items.
Monsters will constantly respawn on a level, so find one that you like and spend some time farming the mobs for the ones that drop water jewels. You won't ruin anything by 'out leveling' a dungeon, so farm those mobs like they are your bitch.
I can't remember if there are any, but check your sub quests, there might be one that offers water jewels as a reward for completing it.
Happy hunting.
thanks. I ended up just farming the slimes for a while, then I found that the water jewels are a common field resource in layer 3.
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There are some sub-quests marked with (c) I can't do because the npc isn't where he's supposed to, what should I do? Thanks
Every subquest you complete should have a C in front of it. That is to indicate that you have completed that quest for the first time. If you are looking at a Main Subquest, those can only be completed once. The other subquests can be repeated as often as you want.
If the NPC isn't where they should be, make sure you are on the right time slot. Double check the time for the quest and what time of day it currently is.
Alternatively, you can try going through a dungeon and/or sleep until the time period that that particular subquest is supposed to occur.
I mean this: Every quest with a (D), the npc isn't where it's supposed to be. It's my second day and my first afternoon doing quest, first I was in the dungeon, so I haven't done them yet. And obviously I'm in the right time slot.
EDIT: so after a bit I discovered not every quest can be completed on a certain day because npc only appear sometimes. Also, in the sub-quest tab in the menu is an explanation of what letters mean (this is from the book in your house, and the explanation lacks that)
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You use the Treasure Key, in your key items, when you are on the level BEFORE the boss level.
Clicking on the treasure key will tell you if there is a Treasure Hall or not on the level that you are on. The keys won't be consumed if there is no treasure hall on that particular floor, so click away any time you want to 'just make sure' you haven't missed the treasure dungeon.
If you are not any good at dodging enemies, you might want to level up a fair bit before entering a treasure hall. The enemies are tougher, hit harder, and have buffs on them to make them fairly challenging for normal monsters.
Is it always 1 floor BEFORE the Boss fight or 2 floors BEFORE Boss fight??? Lets say that I enter the Dungeon with 8 Floors, do I need to use the Treasure Key on Floor 7 or Floor 8???
My experience was that it was always 1 floor before the boss floor. I count the room where the actual boss fight is as it's own separate floor. So, the actual floor that the treasure hall usually appeared for me, might be counted differently than how you count or interpret the levels.
In your example, (from my perspective) the answer is to use the key on the 7th floor, because when you advance to floor 8, you are thrown into the boss encounter.
You might be looking at the dungeons as having 8 floors, with the boss fight on the 8th floor. In that case, the treasure hall would appear on the 8th floor.
As I mentioned in my post, you can click on the treasure key at any time. You don't need to be on 1 specific floor. So, if you enter a dungeon with 10 floors (where the 10th floor is the boss fight), you can click on the treasure key on floor 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, and even floor 10.
The game will only consume one of your treasure keys if there is a treasure hall on that particular floor. If there is no treasure hall on a particular floor, the game will tell you that it didn't do anything and the number of keys you have will remain the same.
You are not going to miss out on something and 'lose your chance at a treasure hall' if you are on 'the wrong floor'. So, feel free to click on that key any time you want, to check and see if a particular floor has a hidden entry to a treasure hall.
Thanks for the information and side correction, I used 4 of my own treasure keys on the floor BEFORE the Boss fight and it was expensive but worth it. Its a bit annoying but luckily you can get Treasure Keys started from 2nd layer with small chance to spawn (1st layer doesnt have any keys at all).
If you take your time, those treasure keys will come. I think I ended up with 15 or 20 of them sitting in my inventory when I finished the game.
If you are just powering through all of the levels, you might end up being a bit disappointed in the game.
This game really seems to be about 'the grind', crafting, and achievement hunting. I think I spent something like 50 hours on this game before I triggered the final fight and I still don't think I found or saw everything.