Finding a Chest in Mistfall Hunter is only half of the work, as players will need to have the correct Key to open it. In the Brandrgarde map, the Abandoned Furnace Key opens a small trove of valuables, but it’s well hidden and pinpointing its exact location can be a bit tricky. More so with the time playing against you, and the Gyldenmist encroaching. So, knowing where to go from the start is a big advantage.
Now, finding the correct key is also tricky, so this is a two-part guide that explains how to get the key for the Abandoned Furnace chest and where to use it. This way, you can lead your team directly to the correct spot and take advantage of knowing exactly what to look for. Let’s take a look at how to get the key for the Abandoned Furnace Chest first.
How to Find the Abandoned Furnace Chest Key in Mistfall Hunter
If you are looking for the Abandoned Furnace Key, this little item can drop from various locations on Brandrgarde and Hallowgrove. The thing is that the game has an RNG system (like most looters), and pinpointing the exact location where the Key is going to drop next is quite hard. But there are certain spots where these keys appear more frequently, so let’s take a look at them:
- Killing corroded enemies (Major Elites) near the Drill Yard area. These enemies have a high chance of having Unidentified items with them, and Keys are a particularly high number among the random rolls in this zone, so searching for them among these enemies drops should level up the chances of obtaining them.
- Drill Yard area (courtyard Chests): Around the central pit, there are various chests and containers well-hidden in between the various platforms. Players just need to avoid getting swarmed by enemies.
- Hallowgrove Supreme Hall Area: The crucified effigies mounted around the pillars around the Supreme Hall (those things that look like scarecrows) often contain Unidentified items. Most of the time, these end up being random keys, so finding the Abandoned Furnace Key is just a matter of time and patience.
- Sunset Fjord Area: In this area, players would want to go for the Elite Berserker sharpening its axe on the southern side of the POI. He is often guarding 2 or 3 chests (lootable containers). Both the containers and the Elite can drop Unidentified items that can end up being keys.
Players can also purchase the Abandoned Furnace Key for around 300 Gyldenblod in the Auction House. Remember: Keys come in various qualities that limit their uses (Sacred Key – 18 uses, Exquisite Key – 14 uses, Fine Key – 10 uses, Worn – 6 uses, Damaged – 2 uses). Make sure to put your keys on a high-quality keychain purchased in the Secret Shop to keep them even if you fail extraction.
Keys always drop as Unidentified Items, so basically any source of these lootables is fair game to get Keys. But, the Unidentified Item system is sort of a gacha engine inside an RNG, which makes things really tricky. Some Unidentified Items from certain containers have a higher probability of being useful items of Excellent Quality or superior, while others are just randomized Mats.
Abandoned Furnace Chest Location in Mistfall Hunter
Now that we know the Abandoned Furnace Key can drop by chance, players might be asking themselves Where should we use this key? Well, there’s a hidden spot in Brandrgarde where this consumable can be used, so let’s take a look at where to use it and what you can find inside this special chest.
The abandoned Furnace Chest is located on the path from the Drill Yard, to the north-eastern spawning point of Brandrgarde. Players need to exit through the top entrance of the Drill Yard (north gate), then turn right and follow the path.
They will soon see a small detour labeled as the Abandoned Forge. There are furnaces, anvils, and blacksmithing equipment scattered around, and among those, there’s a chest.
Opening it will yield various Epic-grade mats or Excellent-grade equipment parts. On rare occasions, players can get Holy-grade artifacts and Camp Upgrade Materials from these chests.
Mistfall Hunter
- Released
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July 29, 2026
- ESRB
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Teen / Mild Violence, Mild Blood
- Developer(s)
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Bellring Games
- Publisher(s)
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Bellring Games, Skystone Games
- Multiplayer
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Online Multiplayer, Online Co-Op
- Number of Players
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1-3 players
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