Royal Jelly
Royal Jelly is the most crucial item in Bee Swarm Simulator. When fed to a bee, it transforms it into a completely random bee of any rarity — including Event bees.
How to Obtain
- Completing quests from Bear NPCs
- Defeating bosses (King Beetle, Tunnel Bear, etc.)
- Opening gift boxes and Mystery Dispensers
- Various field events and achievements
How to Use
Feed Royal Jelly directly to a bee in your hive. The bee is replaced by a random bee — the result could be a Common bee or an Event bee like Windy Bee.
Strategy
Don’t use Royal Jelly carelessly! The random transformation means you might lose a valued bee. Optimal strategy:
- Save Royal Jellies until you have a bee you’re willing to risk
- Use on bees that aren’t contributing much to maximize value
- Consider saving for specific quests that require Royal Jelly
Quest Item
Many of Spirit Bear’s advanced quests require multiple Royal Jellies. Hoarding a stockpile is essential for progressing through late-game quests.
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