- 4 years 1 month ago Don't have any, if not all the stud multipliers? Don't have the time (or choose not to) to explore around Middle-Earth for the money? Fear not, for there are several easy ways to find significant amounts of currency, most which don't involve diving into a story mission. This small town located just right of Hobbiton (accessible after completing the first mission, "The Dark Rider") is where one goes to manufacture items using the Mithril Bricks located throughout Middle-Earth to complete various quests for NPCs. However this self-contained village is also one of the easiest areas, if not the easiest one, to amass a healthy amount of studs in a short amount of time. Situated in Bree are 10-11 purple studs, which award 10,000 points each, and they are relatively easy to find. This means one is capable of obtaining at least 100,000-110,000 studs without the use of stud multipliers. One is obtained by having Sam (or another character with the use of the Narya ring or the Mithril Tinderbox) light the four fireplaces around Bree (easy to find).
Another is located where a red brick used to be (if you completed the quest to get the Mithril Boxing Gloves). A third is awarded after shooting the five targets in the back of the town, and two more are accessed through a crawlspace near the archery area. There are more of them as mentioned before, and are easy to find, provided you have the right characters and/or items. Once you're done, play a mission, or teleport to another map stone then head back, and repeat; only 5-10 minutes needed to collect all the purple studs. Teleport to the map stone outside Weathertop and head north, towards an isolated building with four Mithril Bricks, a quest, and a character you can buy (the Ringwraith (Twilight), bought for 200,000 studs). Once there, head to the room containing the Ringwraith and in the center of the room is a cracked LEGO tile. Use Gimli or his father, Gloin (or any other character while equipped with the Mithril Shockwave Axe) and break that tile. A handful of studs are revealed, including three purple studs.
A fourth can also be found in that room by using Gollum (or another character equipped with the Mithril Climbing Boots) to climb the wall just in front of the tile, when looking towards the near side of the room beside the quest (which is to forge a Mithril Stud Mallet). This story mission is relatively short, and can also yield a decent amount of studs in the quick amount of time playing the level on free play. Entering the forest through the left side of the region, you'll encounter a small cluster of studs, among which three purple studs exist. They can be found along the left side of the forest shortly after entering from the left pathway. To access them, you would need to use Sam to plant a patch which spawns a spring, and then using Legolas or another character equipped with the Mithril Gloves, Mithril Spring Boots and any of the Mithril bows to create swing poles and then to reach them. West of the village are two spots (both near Mithril brick locations) that provide 2 purple studs and 2 blue studs each, totalling 44,000 studs (22,000/location).
The first cache is near the northwestern-most brick (the archery targets). Right beside the archery targets is a soil patch. Use Sam or another character equipped with the Mithril Trowel and plant the patch, which when grown reaches up to the 22,000 studs. Simply jump on the leaves and collect the studs at the top. The second cache is located next to the western-most Mithril Brick (which is covered by a Morgul rock). Use Legolas or another character equipped with the Mithril Spring Boots, a bow, and afterwards Mithril Gloves to shoot arrows at the positions and swing across the poles to get the studs. In free play, after blowing up the metal grate at the very beginning of the level, you'll end up in a bonus area. Head to the right of this zone and you'll see an Uruk-Hai sitting on a chair with an archery target on the left side. Switch to an archer (or use any bow you have acquired) and shoot it down. As soon as that happens, three purple studs emerge from the structure. As you spawn in Minas Tirith courtyard, hitting the white tree will yield one purple stud (10,000) and a spray of silvers (10)
Find the ever-growing list of Red Bricks available in LEGO Dimensions with our updated compendium. Keep up with the fun (and frequently updated) Red Bricks found in the many adventure worlds of LEGO Dimensions. These special cheat bricks can unlock lots of useful bonuses for your in-game adventures, including x2 studs, Gold Brick finders, or Mini-Kit RADAR. Finding them isn’t so hard, we’ve got simple instructions below if you need help in that area, and lots of the Red Bricks are purely for fun — change the in-game music, add silly sound effects, or give the bad guys costumes — that’s just a sampling of Red Bricks. Check out the full list, updated as more new sets are released, in the sections below. For even more LEGO on Gameranx, check out the complete LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens Achievement / Trophy Guide, or browse through our level-specific collectibles guides, showing you where to find everything. [Updated 9/29: Added all Wave 6 Red Brick cheats.]
Red Bricks are special cheats you can find in each and every Adventure World. These cheats can be purchased from the Extras menu for studs — once purchased, you can turn these cheats on or off whenever you want. Some cheats are purely for fun. Like the Scooby-Doo World Red Brick gives every boss character a disguise, or the Dr. Who Red Brick changes the in-game music to his own theme song. Some Bricks you won’t want to miss, like the super-useful 2x Stud bonus from the Lord of the Rings Adventure World. Keep scrolling down to find specific info on how to purchase Red Bricks, how to unlock them, and a complete list of all current effects revealed so far. How To Unlock Red Brick Cheat Codes Note: All Red Bricks are found in Adventure Worlds. There is only one Red Brick per Adventure World, and they are all found by completing the same race activity. Follow the steps below to learn how to access Adventure Worlds, find the Red Brick, and unlock / purchase the Red Brick cheat from the Extras menu.
Enter an Adventure World. You’ll find one Red Brick in each Adventure World. Look for a small robot with a shield around it. Alternatively, look at the minimap for a small Red Brick icon. Once you get close enough to the robot, a 20 second timer will appear — you’ll need to touch the blue bubble shield before the timer disappears to unlock the Red Brick effect for purchase. To catch the Red Brick, use a vehicle or a character that can fly. The Wicked Witch or Superman are perfect for catching Red Bricks. If you miss the Red Brick and it escapes, simply leave the Adventure World and return to reset and try again. The roaming bubble shield robot will appear in roughly the same area every time. Now that you’ve unlocked the Red Brick, open the in-game menu and select “Extras” — here you can purchase the Red Brick to permanently unlock it. From the same menu, you can toggle the effect on or off. If you close the game and return, don’t forget to turn on any Red Brick effects you want on.
They will automatically switch to “off” if you reset or close LEGO Dimensions. Full List of Red Bricks | Location, Cost & Effects The A-Team – “I Know A Guy” Location: A-Team Adventure World Effect: Upgrade tag items cost half as many studs. Adventure Time – “Mathematical!” Location: Adventure Time Adventure World Effect: Extra stud bonus multipliers during combat combos. Mission: Impossible – “Fall Rescue” Location: Mission: Impossible Adventure World Effect: Saves you if you fall off a ledge. Harry Potter – “Accio Studs!” Location: Harry Potter Adventure World Effect: Magically pulls studs toward you. Ghostbusters (2016) – “Boosted Busting” Location: Ghostbusters (2016) Adventure World Effect: Catching Ghosts is now easier and worth more studs. Red Bricks – Year 1 Back to the Future – “Faulty Flux Drive” Location: Back to the Future Adventure World
Effect: Adds special lightning effects to vehicles. DC Comics – “DC Captions” Location: DC Comics Adventure World Effect: Comic book captions when attacking enemies. Doctor Who – “Sound of the Doctor” Location: Dr. Who Adventure World Ghostbusters (Original) – “Full Minifigure Apparition” Location: Ghostbusters Adventure World Effect: Turns your character ethereal. Enemies will avoid you but security cameras will still spot you. Jurassic World – “Pack Hunter” Location: Jurassic World Adventure World Effect: Enemies get dinosaur hats. Legends of Chima – “Master of CHI” Location: Legends of Chima Adventure World Effect: CHI-using characters get double the CHI. LEGO Movie – “Rare Artifact Detector” Location: LEGO Movie Adventure World Effect: Alerts you to nearby minikits. LEGO Ninjago – “The Way of the Brick” Location: LEGO Ninjago Adventure World
Effect: LEGO hopping brick builds complete faster. Lord of the Rings – “Dwarf’s Bounty” Location: Lord of the Rings Adventure World Effect: Doubles the amount of studs collected. This is one of the best Red Bricks, get it as soon as possible! Midway Arcade – “8-Bit Music” Location: Midway Arcade Adventure World Effect: Replaces all music in-game with music from the 8-Bit Midway Arcade games. Portal 2 – “Aperture Enrichment Detector” Location: Portal 2 Adventure World Effect: Alerts you to nearby quests in Adventure Worlds. Scooby Doo – “Villain Disguises” Location: Scooby Doo Adventure World Effect: All big boss villains get silly disguises. Simpsons – “All Hail King Homer” Location: Simpsons Adventure World Effect: Alerts you to nearby gold bricks in Adventure Worlds and turns your character gold. Wizard of Oz – “We’re Off to See the Wizard” Location: Wizard of Oz Adventure World