Exploring Wildwood Glen in Dizzywood
Wildwood Glen is a mystical forest in the Dizzywood game with a rich history. Upon first entering Wildwood Glen visit the monument commemorating Wildwood Forest. Here you’ll learn the story of the evil Emperor Withering who chopped down the original forest. Loyal citizens of Dizzywood fought back by replanting the forest to make it the great environment it is today!
The plants in Wildwood Glen are a lively bunch willing to help you get coins and other rewards. The Leaf Sprite helps you gain the means to plant. Play a game of Word Race with the Leaf Sprite to win seeds. If you already have seeds or potted plants the Leaf Sprite will offer to trade you for a new bunch.
Other plants in Wildwood Glen are available for you to collect. Plants such as thistlepeach, spindlebrush, and plushrooms are scattered across the ground. Gather a good amount of these and you can win coins. Spring showers in Wildwood Glen have brought about a large amount of bubbling mulch. Collect enough of this purple mulch to fill a bucket. Take the bucket to Garden Gazebo as a gift for Katherine de Claw. She’ll be so grateful that you’ve added to her batch of Moxie Mulch that she’ll give you a reward.
If you see a treehouse peeking out through the forest and want to explore, start the Grappling Hook mission. Once you’ve finished the mission and found the Grappling Hook you can use your tools to climb your way up to Spy the Bear’s treehouse.
You may also come across a skull and crossbones sign in Wildwood Glen for the Gnarl. This realm is presided over Rat Wraith, one of Emperor Withering’s henchmen. Players are only allowed entrance when they are ready to partake in the Rat Wraith mission.
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