Timon has a secret quest for you to complete in Disney Dreamlight Valley, which involves tracking down some special artwork. To finish this hidden task, you need to know where to find all of Rafiki’s Drawings.
This can be a frustrating quest to finish since it doesn’t properly track in the menu, and Timon doesn’t tell you much about what you need to do. It’s a crucial task to finish if you want to claim an exclusive item, so here are the locations for all Rafiki Drawings in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
How to complete Drawings? in Disney Dreamlight Valley
To complete the Drawings? quest for Timon in Disney Dreamlight Valley, you need to find all seven drawings made by Rafiki in The Lion King Realm. These drawings feature a tiny Simba and are exact replicas of the art he makes in The Lion King movie.
Most quests in Disney Dreamlight Valley have lots of different tasks for you to complete, but all you need to do for this one is snap a photo with all seven drawings. To complete this task, you need to know where to find each one.
How to find all of Rafiki’s Drawings for Timon in Disney Dreamlight Valley
All seven Rafiki Drawings are scattered around the vast jungle in The Lion King Realm. Some of them are easy to spot, while others are very well hidden, so here’s a complete guide on how to find each one.
Make sure you take a picture with every Rafiki Drawing using your phone. If you don’t, you won’t make any progress in this quest.
Once you’ve taken a photo with all seven drawings, exit The Lion King Realm and find Timon. Chat with him to show him your photos, and he’ll reward you with a Jungle Crafting Station. As soon as you get this item, the quest is complete, so you can move on to tackling other tasks around the valley, like learning all critter schedules so you can befriend them or finishing the Dreamlight Gastronomy quest for Tiana.
You don’t get much for completing this task, but it could be a teaser for Rafiki’s arrival in the future since he’s on the list of leaked characters for Disney Dreamlight Valley. Crafting stations are also fairly rare and tough to come by, so more options are always welcome.
