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This is a guide page on how to Farm Stat Boost Items on the game Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX on the Nintendo Switch. Stat Boost Items are things like Vitamins and Medicines which include Carbos, Protein and Accuracy Drink items.
List of Contents
One-Room Orb | Phase Ribbon | Mobile Scarf | Tunnel Wand |
Buried Relic and Unown Relic contain many Stat-boosting items within their walls. The items above allow you to dig through those walls.
X-Ray Specs allow you to see where you should dig to find the Stat-boosting Items. This is the best source of Stat Boost Items in the game.
Although Hyper Beam is able to destroy walls, it also destroys items. Do not use it to dig through the walls.
Another source of Stat-boosting Items are running Friend Rescues. To boost this method's efficiency, run multiple Friend Rescues in one dungeon. Make sure to run Deluxe requests as they promise more rewards
Stat-boosting Items are items that can be used on Pokemon to permanently enhance their stats and skills. In Rescue Team DX, the limit for HP is 500, and all other stats can be raised to 255.
Rainbow Gummi
Random Stat |
DX Gummi
Random Stat |
Life Seed
HP |
Sitrus Berry
HP |
Carbos
Speed |
Iron
Defense |
Protein
Atk. |
Zinc
Sp. Def |
Calcium
Sp. Atk |
Power Drink
Move Power |
Accuracy Drink
Move Accuracy |
PP Up Drink
Increases PP of Move |
Opening the Toolbox allows you to use Stat-boosting Items one by one while exploring a Dungeon. However, it's quicker to go to a Rescue Team Camp and use it there, as this allows you to use Stat-boosting Items all at once.
Using them in a Dungeon will also exhaust a turn with each Item used, so you need to be careful if you do it in Dungeons.
also ghost types can pass through walls w/o items so...
How to Farm Stat Boost Items
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Yup. I love my trusty Haunter for this. I want to get that Rare Quality that you were talking about so I can run dungeons without Haunter (he's quite weak)