How to unlock Bloom from the Daily Goodies Chest
Complete Ryder's introductory Adventure quest to unlock Bloom as a possible Daily Goodies Chest reward in the demo. The chest can then award 3–5 Bloom, an uncommon crafting material worth saving for special clothing and equipment.
Complete Ryder's Adventure, then check the chest
- Find Ryder at the Adventure Dock in Loftia City and complete his introductory Adventure quest. Finishing that quest is the prerequisite for adding Bloom to the Daily Goodies Chest.
- Check the Daily Goodies Chest after completing the Adventure. Bloom and Scrambled Coordinates are now among its possible rewards; when Bloom appears, its listed reward amount is 3–5.
Bloom vs Dew
| Name | Uses and value | How to get it |
|---|---|---|
| Bloom | An uncommon Adventure-related crafting material used for special clothing, equipment and the Golden Chest Key. Its listed resale value is 50 Dew. | The demo's Daily Goodies Chest can award 3–5 Bloom after you complete Ryder's introductory Adventure quest. |
| Dew | Ordinary spending currency used at shops and for building permits. | Earn Dew by selling crops and food through the shipping bin on your plot. |
What to save Bloom for
Bloom appears in recipes for Explorer, Scout and Dashing outfit pieces, along with other special clothing and equipment. It also goes into the Golden Chest Key crafting recipe. Keep your Bloom if those crafts are among your goals.
Although Bloom has a listed resale value of 50 Dew, preserving it for crafting is a useful default. If you need spending money for shops or permits, selling crops and food through your shipping bin lets you earn Dew while keeping your Bloom.
Why the chest might not give you Bloom
If you have not completed Ryder's introductory Adventure, finish it before expecting Bloom from the chest. Completing the quest adds Bloom to the possible rewards; it does not guarantee Bloom whenever you open the chest. The 3–5 amount describes the Bloom reward, rather than a guaranteed daily supply.
This chest prerequisite applies to the demo. Use it when planning your Bloom collection instead of assuming that a closed-beta routine or a future Early Access plan follows the same rules.