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To obtain the Magnetite Dice, adventurers should traverse to the Blasted Steps, a location that becomes accessible after mastering the Wall Jump skill in Shellwood. Navigate to the map’s upper left corner, then proceed through the platforming segment and ascend to reach Bellway Station. After interacting with the bench, take a leftward and downward path to discover a hidden passage leading to Lumble the Lucky. You can engage him in conversation, at which point he will challenge you to a game of dice. This game is purely based on luck, with winning earning you 4 Rosaries, while losing costs you 4 Rosaries.

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To locate the Putrified Ducts map, head south from the bench spot in Silksong. However, it’s essential to retrace your steps to the Memorium first, as that’s where you can access the hidden part of this area. Some players might have already discovered the Putrified Ducts while exploring Bilewater, but only the upper portion is accessible from the Memorium. To ensure you don’t miss anything, it’s best to obtain the map for a complete exploration of the region.

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