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Where Can I Find a Dawn Stone in Pokémon Legends: Arceus

The Dawn Stone is an evolutionary stone present in the Pokemon games that makes its reappearance in Pokemon Legends: Arceus. In the Hisui region, the Dawn Stone is used to evolve two Pokemon: male Kirlia and female Snorunt into Gallade and Froslass, respectively.

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Where to find the Dawn Stone in Pokemon Legends: Arceus

There are various ways in which you can obtain a Dawn Stone in Pokemon Legends: Arceus, and I mean various! Firstly, the most straightforward way would be to exchange it from the Trade Post in Jubilife Village for 1,200 Merit Points, which should be pretty easy to have with you if you’ve done a tiny bit of satchel-hunting.

Another guaranteed way to earn a Dawn Stone is by completing certain Requests. There are two Requests that will have a 100% chance to reward you with a Dawn Stone after completing them — Request 82: Traces of a Lost Village & Request 102: Daybreak.

The next way to get a Dawn Stone would be to visit the Gingko Guild Shop in Jubilife Village. Ginter will have a randomized chance to sell you a Dawn Stone, which he refers to as the ‘Eyelike Rock’ for 5,000 PokeDollars. This offer will change into a different item when you’ve proceeded to catch 20 additional Pokemon.

There are other unconventional methods you can use to find Dawn Stones. You can come across and pick one up as hidden treasure found while riding Ursaluna as a mount. Dawn Stones can also be found as drops when breaking shaking ores, or as drops when exploring a Space-Time Distortion.

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