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| The player's house is the space where the player begins the game. It's a space which can be redecorated using ''furniture mode'', and the [[wallpaper|walls]], [[flooring|floors]], [[furniture]], and decorations can all be adjusted. | | The player's house is the space where the player begins the game. It's a space which can be redecorated using ''furniture mode'', and the [[wallpaper|walls]], [[flooring|floors]], [[furniture]], and decorations can all be adjusted. |
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| After completing the quest [[Dreamlight Valley Economy 101]] the ability to upgrade the house will unlock and [[Scrooge McDuck|Scrooge]] will install an elevator pad which will allow travel to a second floor.
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| ===Main Room Upgrades===
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| Upgrading the size of the main room can be done three times;
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| *Upgrade 1 - Free During [[Dreamlight Valley Economy 101]]
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| *Upgrade 2 - {{price|1000}}
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| *Upgrade 3 - {{price|2000}}
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| ===Additional Rooms===
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| *6x6 Room - {{price|1000}}
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| *8x8 Room - {{price|2000}}
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| *10x10 Room - {{price|3000}}
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| The size of additional rooms can be changed after initial purchase, but must be purchased separately in a one-time fee. For example, if you purchase a room and choose 6x6, you'll pay 1000. You can later upgrade to 10x10, but you must pay 3000. If you wish to switch that room back to 6x6, you may do so without a charge. When the size of an additional room is made smaller, all furniture is removed and put into the Player's inventory.
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| ===Exterior Upgrades===
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| Exterior upgrades can be done at the Upgrade Sign outside the house. There are three upgrades, and each adds to the player storage inside their house storage chest and changes the outside appearance of the house.
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| *House Repair/Storage Increase - {{price|2000}}
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| *Second Floor/Storage Increase - {{price|20000}}
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| *Third Floor/Storage Increase - {{price|75000}}
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| ===Additional Floors===
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| Additional floors can be added up to a total of 20 floors, and each floor can have up to 4 rooms.
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| *Floor 1 - '''Free'''
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| *Floor 2 - {{price|3000}}
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| *Floor 3 - {{price|4500}}
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| *Floor 4 - {{price|6800}}
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| *Floor 5 - {{price|10200}}
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| *Floor 6 - {{price|15300}}
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| *Floor 7 - {{price|23000}}
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| *Floor 8 - {{price|34500}}
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| *Floor 9 - {{price|51800}}
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| *Floor 10 - {{price|77700}}
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| *Floor 11 - {{price|117000}}
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| *Floor 12 - {{price|176000}}
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| *Floor 13 - {{price|264000}}
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| *Floor 14 - {{price|396000}}
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| *Floor 15 - {{price|594000}}
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| *Floor 16 - {{price|891000}}
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| *Floor 17 - {{price|1000000}}
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| *Floor 18 - {{price|1000000}}
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| *Floor 19 - {{price|1000000}}
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| *Floor 20 - {{price|1000000}}
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The Player refers to the playable character in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
Character Customization
When beginning a new game players can select how they look - with a variety of appearances, body types and hairstyles to select from. Some options, like hair, can be changed after the game has started.
Player Levels
Performing any action which consumes Energy and interacting with other Characters in game will award experience points. At specific milestones the player will gain a level, increasing their Energy bar and unlocking a reward. Each level adds 25 
Maximum Energy to the energy bar, which starts at 1000 blue/1500 gold energy energy and caps at 2000 blue/3000 gold energy at level 40.
Some actions, like completing quests earn a large amount of XP. The current maximum player level is 40.
Level Rewards
The Player's House
The player's house is the space where the player begins the game. It's a space which can be redecorated using furniture mode, and the walls, floors, furniture, and decorations can all be adjusted.
- Main article: The Player's House
