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Persona 3 Reloadis a faithful remake of the RPG classic, meaning you’ll be coming across a variety of familiar characters, creatures, and mechanics. But all of them have been given a modern coat of paint, and this also extends to a game world filled with unique collectibles or secrets well worth seeking out. This includes a new element known asTwilight Fragments.
They can pop up in a variety of places and also support a number of different uses, so here is everything you need to know about the brand-new resource.
How To Get Twilight Fragments
Find Them In Tartarus And Around Port Island
Twilight Fragments areconsumable objectsfound in both thehuman world and Tartarusin Persona 3 Reload. The majority of the time, you’ll seek them out by spottingglowing blue marks on the groundthroughout the environment.
Head towards it and you will likely be greeted withsmall pieces of contextual dialoguebefore noticing a small blue spark directly beneath. Once interacted with, you willautomatically pick up a Twilight Fragment and add it to your inventory.
When you’re inTartarus, be sure tobreak mineral deposits and open treasure chests, as you’ll likely find Twilight Fragments hidden among your other consumable loot from these.
Check In With Elizabeth As You Progress Social Links
Elizabeth, your Velvet Room attendant, strongly encourages you to “build your bonds” throughout the course of Persona 3 Reload. Thankfully, she’s so invested in it thatElizabeth gives you Twilight Fragments as you build your social links.
Every now and again, she’llinterrupt when you come to the Velvet Roomto hand over some Twilight Fragments. She does this as soon as you arrive, meaning you don’t have to perform any fusions to receive your Twilight Fragments.
How To Use Twilight Fragments
Unlock Twilight Fragment Chests In Tartarus
As you explore Tartarus, you’ll occasionally come across rare treasure chests throughout Tartarus that resemble amore traditional chest, adorned with a selection ofred buttons across the lid.
These areTwilight Fragment chests, and the lights on top of each one indicatehow many Fragments are required to open that specific chestand thequality of lootyou can expect, withmore lights indicating better loot.
A single fragment will likely net you a decent healing object, while three or more have often rewarded new equipment or weapons that would otherwise run me thousands of yen at the Police Station.
Use Clocks Around Tartarus To Heal Your Party
Twilight Fragments can also be used at theclockslocated inlarger atriums on select floors throughout Tartarus.
These clocks willcost five or more Twilight Fragmentsto use and exist tofully restore HP/SPwithout the need for dozens of items.
You will find these surrounded by several different enemies and neighboring treasure chests, so even if you don’t intend to make use of the clock itself, it’s worth exhausting these areas anyway for the spoils that surround them.
Yen used to be spent on healing yourself at the clock in Persona 3, FES, and Portable, but with how valuable it is for spending on weapons and items, Twilight Fragments are a worthwhile compromise.
