Minecraft Dungeons II Lonesome in Lullaby Hills: All 4 Soul Blocks

Updated September 30, 2026

Infographic for Minecraft Dungeons II Lonesome in Lullaby Hills side quest, illustrating the 4 Soul Block locations, the Redstone Monstrosity boss encounter, and how to get the final block in the inner chamber.

If you're trying to complete Lonesome in Lullaby Hills in Minecraft Dungeons II, the main objective is to recover four stolen Soul Blocks from an Illager stronghold.

The confusing part comes near the end of the quest: you can reach 3/4 Soul Blocks before encountering the Redstone Monstrosity. The fourth Soul Block comes after that boss encounter, so you don't need to backtrack through the stronghold looking for a missing block.

Here's how to complete the entire quest and collect all four Soul Blocks.

Quick Answer

To complete Lonesome in Lullaby Hills:

  1. Start the side quest and travel to the Illager stronghold.
  2. Enter the stronghold and find the stolen Soul Blocks.
  3. Continue until the objective reaches 3/4.
  4. Enter the inner area and defeat the Redstone Monstrosity.
  5. Collect the fourth Soul Block after defeating the boss.
  6. Return to the Echo Golem.
  7. Place all four Soul Blocks on the empty pedestals.

The quest completes and you receive the Lullaby Blade.

If you're stuck at 3/4, don't leave the stronghold. The fourth Soul Block comes after the Redstone Monstrosity.

How to Start Lonesome in Lullaby Hills

Lonesome in Lullaby Hills is a side quest involving the Echo Golems and the Soul Blocks that were stolen by the Illagers.

The quest explains that the Illagers took the Echo Golems' Soul Blocks to their fortress on the other side of the chasm.

When you accept the quest, the displayed reward is the Lullaby Blade.

The first objective is:

Reach the illager stronghold

Follow the quest marker through Lullaby Hills until you reach the stronghold.

If you're also working through the other Soul Block quest in this area, you may want to check our guide to A Friend Till The End and the stolen Soul Block for that separate objective.

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Reach the Illager Stronghold

Once you reach the entrance to the Illager stronghold, the objective changes to:

Find the stolen soul blocks 0/4

Four objective markers appear around the stronghold, giving you a clear indication that there are four Soul Blocks to recover.

From here, work your way through the stronghold and follow the Soul Block markers.

The objective counter tracks your progress as you recover the blocks.

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Find the First 3 Soul Blocks

The first part of the stronghold is about steadily working through the areas containing the stolen Soul Blocks.

As you recover them, the objective counter changes:

0/4 → 1/4 → 2/4 → 3/4

You'll encounter groups of enemies and ambushes as you move deeper into the stronghold.

Keep following the remaining Soul Block markers rather than trying to return to the Echo Golem after each pickup.

Soul Block 1

Continue through the stronghold toward the first Soul Block marker.

After clearing the enemies around the area, the Soul Block can be collected and the objective changes to:

Find the stolen soul blocks 1/4

The remaining markers on the map show where to continue.

Soul Block 2

Continue deeper into the stronghold and follow the next objective marker.

After recovering the second Soul Block, your progress becomes:

Find the stolen soul blocks 2/4

There are still two blocks remaining, so keep moving through the stronghold.

Soul Block 3

Continue toward the next Soul Block marker.

After collecting the third one, the objective becomes:

Find the stolen soul blocks 3/4

This is where the quest can become confusing.

You have one Soul Block left, but the next major encounter isn't simply another small room containing the block.

Instead, you need to continue into the inner area of the stronghold.

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How to Get the Fourth Soul Block

If your objective is showing 3/4, you haven't missed the final Soul Block.

Continue toward the inner chamber.

The Redstone Monstrosity appears as you approach this area.

The important sequence is:

3/4 Soul Blocks → Redstone Monstrosity → defeat the boss → collect the fourth Soul Block

So don't backtrack through the previous areas searching for another marker if you've already reached this stage.

After defeating the Redstone Monstrosity, collect the fourth Soul Block in the inner chamber.

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Defeat the Redstone Monstrosity

The Redstone Monstrosity appears in the inner chamber while the quest objective is still:

Find the stolen soul blocks 3/4

This is the major combat encounter of the quest.

Defeat the Redstone Monstrosity and then collect the final Soul Block.

The boss fight does not immediately finish the quest.

You still need to collect the fourth Soul Block.

Once you pick it up, the objective changes to:

Return to the Echo Golem

That change confirms you've recovered all four stolen Soul Blocks.

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Return the Soul Blocks to the Echo Golem

After collecting the fourth Soul Block, leave the stronghold and return to the Echo Golem.

The next objective becomes:

Place the soul blocks 0/4

You'll find four empty pedestals around the Echo Golem.

Interact with the pedestals to place the recovered Soul Blocks.

Your objective progresses as you place them:

0/4 → 1/4 → 2/4 → 3/4 → 4/4

Once all four Soul Blocks have been restored, the Echo Golems begin singing together again.

The quest then completes.

If you're playing through the wider Soul Storm content and are interested in how its special loot works, our Minecraft Dungeons II Soul Storm Gear guide explains how three-modifier gear works.

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Lonesome in Lullaby Hills Reward

Completing Lonesome in Lullaby Hills rewards you with the Lullaby Blade.

The exact Power and item roll can vary, so don't assume that every completion will produce the same Power level.

The important quest reward is the Lullaby Blade itself.

Once the four Soul Blocks have been placed, the side quest is marked as completed.

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Choir Conductor Achievement

Completing Lonesome in Lullaby Hills also counts toward the Choir Conductor achievement.

If you're working toward completing the game's achievement list, make sure you finish the final Soul Block placement at the Echo Golem rather than stopping after defeating the Redstone Monstrosity.

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FAQ

How many Soul Blocks are in Lonesome in Lullaby Hills?
There are four Soul Blocks to recover during Lonesome in Lullaby Hills.

Where is the fourth Soul Block?
The fourth Soul Block comes after the Redstone Monstrosity encounter. If your objective is at 3/4, continue into the inner area instead of searching the earlier sections again.

Do I have to defeat the Redstone Monstrosity?
Yes. The Redstone Monstrosity appears before you can collect the final Soul Block and finish the recovery objective.

What should I do after collecting all four Soul Blocks?
Return to the Echo Golem and place all four Soul Blocks on the empty pedestals.

What is the reward for Lonesome in Lullaby Hills?
The quest rewards the Lullaby Blade.

What happens after placing all four Soul Blocks?
The Echo Golems begin singing together again and Lonesome in Lullaby Hills is completed.

What achievement does Lonesome in Lullaby Hills unlock?
Completing the quest counts toward the Choir Conductor achievement.

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