While playingLords Of The Fallen, you’ll come across various items that might puzzle you; either you won’t know what to do with them, or you’ll find yourself in need of a specific quest item without knowing where to find it. That’s just part of the game, encouraging you to explore and discover things on your own.
One such item is the Worthless Coins. Despite its name implying it’s “worthless,” this is a soulslike game, known for keeping secrets. So, does the Worthless Coins actually have a purpose? This guide will cover everything you need to know about this particular item.
How To Get The Worthless Coins
Worthless Coins are obtainable only whenyou’re not activelypursuing Byron quest.
To acquire Worthless Coins, start byreaching Revelation Depths. Once there, follow the straightforward path until you come acrossa wooden structure with an elevator. From there, make your way downward until you find a ladder.
Descend the ladder andcross the wooden bridge to the other side. Follow the path ahead until you reacha cave entrance on your right.
Inside the cave, follow the path to the right until you reachsome wooden stairs and a bridge leading to the other side, marked by an Umbral Flowerbed.
Keep following the path from the Umbral Flowerbed, and you’ll find yourself outside the cave.On the left side, take the path ahead and watch fora wooden barricade on your left.
Destroy it and follow the path to a small room containing an Umbral Flowerbed and loot. Pick up the loot to obtainthe Worthless Coins.
If you’re following Byron quest, you’ll find Winterberry at this location instead of the Worthless Coins.
What To Do With The Worthless Coins
Now, Worthless Coins serve a purpose in the Winterberry shop, allowing you toobtain Catrin’s Pendantto advance in Byron’s quest.
However, attempting to purchase it reveals a hefty cost in Worthless Coins, and Winterberry amusingly declares, “I’m keeping it for myself because I love it so much.”
It appears that, for now, Worthless Coins might truly live up to their name unless someone uncovers an alternative use for them in the future.
