Rune Locations Minecraft Dungeons

Rune Locations Minecraft Dungeons

Minecraft Dungeons rune locations are secret rooms that you can find in all of the main levels in the game. Every non-hidden level in Minecraft Dungeons has a pressure plate, or button, or lever that you can interact with to open the secret rooms that contain the runes. Collecting all the hidden runes in Minecraft Dungeons is necessary to unlock a secret Easter egg level in the church, after completing the main story. That being the case, in our Rune Locations Minecraft Dungeons guide, we’re going to show you where to find all the runes, and how to unlock the secret level in the church.

Where to Find All Minecraft Dungeons Rune Locations?

To find all the Rune locations in Minecraft Dungeons, you’ll have to find a hidden area in every one of the nine main levels. You don’t have to worry about the hidden levels, such as Soggy Cave and Creepy Crypt. You can keep track of how many Runes you have at the altar of the church, which unlocks after you’ve beaten the game for the first time. As you’re going towards the altar, you’ll see a portrait of a dog on the left. Interacting with it will give you a hint of where to look for the Runes, but you won’t need that, since we’re gonna show you all the locations right here. Let’s go!

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Creeper Woods Rune Location Minecraft Dungeons

For the Creeper Woods Rune, you’ll have to proceed through the level until you reach the “Free the Villagers” quest. Go into the southwest corner of the area (kill the enemies to make things easier on yourself). You’ll see a crypt-looking structure there, and a button among some cobblestone-looking rubble. Press the button to open the crypt, and go down. In this new area, walk across the bridge and press the button on the “altar.” This will cause the rune to spawn, so collect it and proceed with the mission.

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