Here’s how to get dream shards quickly in Ravenswatch

As with any roguelike, you need to collect as much of the primary currency as possible Ravenswatch. They allow you to improve your hero and do the best you can against the tricky enemies and fearsome chapter bosses you encounter in each playthrough.

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In this game, this main currency is called Dream Shards and they are used for a variety of things that are helpful not only between chapters but also during chapters. Therefore, you want to know the best way to farm Dream Shards to get them quickly and spend as many as you want, whenever you want.

How to farm dream shards

Although there are small and medium-sized Dream Shard Crystals scattered throughout each chapter across the map, breaking these crystals is not the best way to get them quickly. These crystals don’t net you much in the way of shards, especially for the time you spend defeating the nearby enemies and breaking crystals.

Instead, You want to go to the places where you can find the largest Dream Shard crystals. If you look at the minimap, You should see a crystal-like icon glowing green. This indicates the location of a large dream shard crystal. Go there and break it to get 100 shards and really replenish your reserves.

All possible uses of dream shards

Once you have some Dream Shards, you have the option to spend them. There are different ways to spend them. So you have to decide what makes the most sense for the run you’re doing.

• Purchase additional revival feathers.
• Purchase upgrades between chapters.
• Purchase consumable items.
• Use 100 to get a magic item from the Wishing Well.

It’s best to spend all of your dream shards at the start of a chapter rather than saving them upbecause it will make your life much easier against the more powerful enemies.

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