Hey gamers! Are you ready to level up your soccer game in Woodland? We’ve got you covered with the locations of all 6 old medals hidden around the area. Get ready to dominate the field and discover these hidden gems to enhance your gameplay. Keep reading to find out where to find them!
Introduction
This guide will show you the locations of the 6 old medals in the Woodland map.
Map Overview
Below is a map showing the old medal locations.
G = The quest giver to start/finish the quest.
See the next sections for more detailed info on each location.
NPC Location
The Owl NPC which starts/ends this quest is on the north eastern corner of the map.
Old Medal 1
The first old medal location is next to where you find the bell to wake up Panda, which is at the center west side of Woodland.
There are markings on the ground indicating that you can walk into the trees. Head east into the trees to find the first old medal.
Old Medal 2
Old medal 2 can be found north of the previous one. In the north west corner of Woodland, close to where you enter into Woodland from Soccertown, near the dribbling time trial cone and the golf green flag, walk south into the trees to find an old medal.
Old Medal 3
In the north west corner of Woodland. Old medal 3 is found just north of the dribbling time trial cone behind the bush and next to a goal. Walk west behind the bush to find an old medal.
Old Medal 4
At the center north part of Woodland, close to the radio guy, walk west behind the tree to find the 4th old medal.
Old Medal 5
Old medal 5 is found just east of old medal 4. At the top center of Woodland, walk east of the radio guy to find an old medal behind the trees.
This is just west of the pig who gives you the shovel to dig for bones.
Old Medal 6
Just east of the Owl NPC which gives you this side mission, walk south behind a bush to find the last old medal.
Reward
Head back to the Owl NPC to hand in the quest and get your reward – an Energy Upgrade medal.
And that wraps up our share on Soccer Story: All 6 Old Medal Locations. If you have any additional insights or tips to contribute, don’t hesitate to drop a comment below. For a more in-depth read, you can refer to the original article here by Reiko, who deserves all the credit. Happy gaming!
