You will find that Sea of Stars is one of those games that has items that help you traverse the various locations you visit. Such is the case with the Mistral Bracelet, a piece of equipment that will allow you to shoot a small gust of wind, which can move various objects, like green blocks. This page will tell you where you’ll get that key item.
The Mistral Bracelet is what will allow you to move the green blocks.
Where to Find the Mistral Bracelet in Sea of Stars¶
It will be a little way into the game before you’re able to get the Mistral Bracelet. Once you get launched from Evermist Island, you will land on Sleeper Island, the second large island you get to explore in the game. After passing through the Moorlands area, you will come to the Stonemasons Outpost, a settlement where the Molekin race will be living. They seem to be having a problem in the Wind Tunnel Mines, so they rely on you to come up with a solution.
Note that you might have seen one of these green blocks prior to visiting the Stonemasons Outpost, but you will come across plenty of them in the Wind Tunnel Mines itself. This is a full-blown dungeon, so set aside some time to get through it. As mentioned, you will come across the green blocks throughout the dungeon, but you won’t be able to do anything with them right away. It shouldn’t take too long, though, as you’ll need the item to complete the dungeon.
Once you find the campfire in the dungeon, after doing some climbing, you can drop down to the right and climb one final wall. This leads to a small room with a giant chest, which will contain the Mistral Bracelet. The key item will allow you to shoot a small gust of wind from your hand, which can move the green blocks, as well as other things. You don’t have to equip this item or anything, either, as it’s an item that will always remain active. Simply press Square/X (Xbox)/Y (Switch) to shoot the gust of wind.
Jarrod started writing walkthroughs for games in 2002, and has been playing games since he was three years old, on the original NES. He is a huge fan of JRPGs and platformers, with Chrono Trigger being… More about Jarrod Garripoli
No Comments