Grab This Discounted Elden Ring Mini Figure Before It Sells Out At Amazon
The adorable Elden Ring Raging Wolf Figuarts Mini is one of the many collectible figures on sale during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, which lasts until March 25. The discounts drops the Raching Wolf Mini to just $23.49 (was $30).
The Raging Wolf Figuarts Mini is based on the iconic Raging Wolf armor set that the player character is often shown wearing in promotional material. It stands 3.5 inches tall, includes two right arm pieces—one holding a sword and the other empty-handed–a detachable display stand, and features articulation in the neck, shoulders, and legs.
If you’re interested in adding the Raging Wolf Figuarts Mini to your collection, you should act fast. The figure has sold out at least once already during the sale, so grab it while it’s still in stock and on sale at Amazon. If it sells out, you can also grab the figure for $30 at Entertainment Earth.
Several other Elden Ring figures are available at Amazon right now, including other Figuarts Minis like Ranni the Witch and Melina. You can also preorder this larger Raging Wolf Figma action figure that comes with tons of weapons and accessories. For something you can cuddle, this nine-inch plush of fan-favorite turtle NPC Miriel Pastor of Vows is on backorder at Entertainment Earth. Check the links below for a list of more Elden Ring figure deals currently available online.
Collectibles from other franchises, such as Dragon Ball, Star Wars, and more, are also available in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, so be sure to check our roundup of some of the best figure deals in the event.
We’re mere months away from the release of Shadow of the Erdtree, Elden Ring’s highly anticipated expansion. Check out our Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree preorder guide for all the details you need to know.
More Elden Ring figures
- Raging Wolf Figuarts Mini
- Malenia 9.4-inch Statue
- Ranni the Witch Figuarts Mini
- Festering Fingerprint Vyke S.H. Figurart Action Figure
- Melina Figurarts Mini
- Melina Vinyl Figure
- Raging Wolf Figma Action Figure
- Miriel Pastor of Vows 9-Inch Plush
- Iron Fist Alexander Vinyl Figure
Stardew Valley Moss Locations And Recipes
Stardew Valley moss looks like a humble item, mostly because it is, but it turns up in some of the best crafting recipes in the Stardew 1.6 update. Getting enough of the green stuff for what you need is a bit hit-or-miss, though. Moss turns up randomly, so unless you get very lucky during a certain summer rainstorm, you’ll likely be hunting it down for a long time.
Our Stardew Valley moss guide explains where to find the plant and which crafting recipes you need it for.
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Where to find moss in Stardew Valley
Moss grows on trees, which is a pretty vague description, but outside one specific circumstance, there’s no way to narrow it down. Your best bet for finding a moss-covered tree is in Cindersap Forest, the area immediately south of your farm, though there’s a chance moss will turn up on any tree in the forest, around town, or literally anywhere else where trees stand.
The chance is pretty small, in my experience. You might only find one stack of moss in a given day, or you may get lucky and end up with several.
When you find moss, you can harvest it with your sickle. There’s no need to cut the tree down, and if you do chop it down, you’ll get the same amount of moss.
Stardew Valley green rain explained
The one time you’re guaranteed to find moss in abundance is on green rain days. Green rain is a weather phenomenon introduced in Stardew Valley 1.6, and it only happens during the summer. The weather channel will forecast it the day before, the same as any other weather event, and despite green rain scaring the villagers, it poses no harm to you.
During green rain, you have a much higher chance of finding moss on trees, and the special weeds that grow will leave moss behind when they disappear the day after the green rain event. Giant fern trees might also grow, though they only give you ferns, not moss – still useful, but not for recipes that need moss.
Green rain seems to be a pretty rare event. I only had it happen once during summer.
Stardew Valley moss recipes
Moss shows up in several crafting recipes, including:
- Speed-Gro fertilizer
- Mushroom log
- Deluxe Worm Bin
- Deluxe bait
- Challenge bait
- Statue of Blessings
Deluxe Worm Bins produce deluxe bait regularly and require 30 pieces of moss. The real star is the Statue of Blessings, though. Once per day, it grants a unique blessing, ranging from infinite energy to higher friendship gains when you interact with other people (in the game, of course. It’s not that special.) However, the Statue of Blessings requires 333 pieces of moss, so don’t expect to craft it during your first year.
Asus ROG Ally Gaming Handheld Is Only $400 At Best Buy For A Limited Time
The Asus ROG Ally is back on sale for only $400 at Best Buy. This price applies to the ROG Ally Z1, the base model of Asus’ Windows gaming handheld that normally goes for $600. It’s a fairly powerful handheld, especially for the price. The ROG Ally is one of the best devices in the burgeoning portable PC market that has experienced immense growth in recent years thanks to Valve’s Steam Deck. The Linux-based Steam Deck is an all-around great gaming machine, but if you’re partial to Windows, Best Buy’s ROG Ally matches the best offer we’ve seen yet. If you want more power–which certainly comes in handy for more demanding AAA games–the ROG Ally Z1 Extreme model is on sale for $600 (was $700).
Asus ROG Ally Windows handheld deals at Best Buy
The $400 ROG Ally comes with a sharp 1080p screen, AMD’s Ryzen Z1 processor, 16GB LPDDR5 6400 RAM, and an internal 512GB NVMe SSD. If that’s not enough space, you can always make use of a microSD card for a quick and cheap storage upgrade. Alternatively, you can upgrade the internal SSD with the WD Black SN770M 1TB or 2TB drive, which is on sale at Best Buy, too. If you want to upgrade your SSD without spending over $100, the Corsair MP600 Mini 1TB SSD is discounted to its best price yet at Amazon ($70).
What makes the ROG Ally stand out from the Steam Deck is that it runs on Windows 11, allowing you to play virtually any PC game in your collection from a wide range of storefronts. That includes Steam, the Epic Games Store, GOG, Prime Gaming, Itch, and more. Best of all, you can run the Xbox app on the ROG Ally, so if you have a Game Pass subscription, you get a massive library of games that you can take on the road with you. There’s a standard array of inputs arranged over the white shell, some handy paddles on the back, and the handheld charges via USB-C.
In terms of power, the standard Z1 is a solid middleweight contender to the heavyweight champ that is the Z1 Extreme. It can easily play the latest indie games and many older AAA titles, but more demanding, newer games will require some graphical concessions to get running on it. In comparison, the Z1 Extreme offers a considerable performance boost. It has eight Zen 4 CPU cores (the Z1 has six) and a better GPU that allows for modern games to work brilliantly at 1080p on it.
That’s not to say that the base model Z1 isn’t a great handheld PC gaming console, but if graphical fidelity is a priority for you, you’ll want the Z1 Extreme model. The Lenovo Legion Go, a $700 handheld with detachable controllers and an 8.8-inch display, also uses the Z1 Extreme chipset. Meanwhile, the recently released MSI Claw is equipped with Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and starts at $750
For the price, however, you really can’t beat the $400 Asus ROG Ally Z1 if you want a handheld Windows PC.
Stardew Valley Bookseller Location And All Items
The Stardew Va is a new vendor who comes to town in version 1.6 and gives you a chance to swap your unwanted reads for something a bit better. He also sells books himself. It’s in the name, after all.
We’ve explained where to find the Stardew Valley bookseller location below and outlined what he has to offer.
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Stardew Valley bookseller location
The bookseller visits the valley on two random days each season, and you’ll find the days marked with a balloon on the town calendar outside Pierre’s shop. When the seller does arrive, he’ll set up his shop in the little clearing behind JojaMart on the east side of town. Walk behind the store, and you’ll see a small flight of steps that lead up to the clearing.
It’s just an empty space on days when the bookseller isn’t in town, so there’s no real reason to check it out otherwise.
There’s nothing specific you need to do for the bookseller to come around. He’ll start showing up in your first year, though you may not have some of the books he wants to trade for rare items yet.
What does the Stardew Valley bookseller do?
He sells books, which you probably guessed from the name, but there’s a bit more to it than that. Stardew Valley’s books grant some useful buffs when you read them, but if you’ve maxed out your mining or don’t need a woodcutting boost, they’re a bit useless. Or, they were until Stardew Valley 1.6.
The bookseller takes a selection of books and gives you some pretty useful rewards in return. We’re not sure yet whether the rewards on offer change each month, but so far, the bookseller has offered:
- Fairy Dust in exchange for a Book of Stars
- 100 wood in exchange for Woodcutter’s Weekly
- 20 hard wood in exchange for Woody’s Secret
- Monster Mask in exchange for Combat Quarterly
- 30 Deluxe Bait in exchange for Bait and Bobber
- 1 Slime Incubator in exchange for 2 Monster Compendium
Fairy Dust and the Slime Incubator are the clear winners here, though the other items are useful if you have a sudden need for them while crafting something. If you sprinkle Fairy Dust on a piece of refining equipment, you instantly get the item cooking inside it instead of having to wait several hours or days. Getting a free Slime Incubator means you can take the Iridium Bars you would’ve needed to craft one and spend them elsewhere.
The bookseller also has a collection of books chosen at random every time he visits. You can buy these for your own use or to trade back to him for something better. The bookseller is just one of many new features in Stardew Valley 1.6. Be sure to catch up on all the new crafting recipes, too.
