I crouched behind a corroded bumper while Elsa muttered about a code hidden in scrap metal; you could feel the yard waiting for you to make the next move. I’d already clicked through a dozen red herrings and learned the scene hides its answers in plain sight. Follow my steps and you’ll stop guessing and start finishing chapter two.
The yard smells of old oil and rain — How to complete chapter two in Marvel Rivals Night of Illusions event
I’m going to walk you through this the way I follow clues in an investigation: fast, precise, and with a preference for the obvious that most players miss. Your objective is simple on paper: find all 10 silent clues around the scrapyard so you can open the locked door and move forward. Click every sparkling hotspot; some interactable objects do nothing, but you must still tap them to progress.
You can hear metal clink as you tap the scene — All 10 clue locations for Night of Illusions chapter two in Marvel Rivals
Think of the scrapyard like a single-page detective board where every glittering pixel is a lead; ignore the noise and the case closes on you. Here’s every clickable item that yields the ten silent clues you need:
- The Broken Pressure Gauge leaning against the wall to the left of Rocket Raccoon.
- A Handful of Rusted Gear Shafts on the ground near the front-left corner.
- A Dried-Out Marker sitting directly in front of Rocket.
- Tangled Wires on the ground to the right of the Dried-Out Marker.
- Three separate clues on Rocket Raccoon: click his gun, then his foot, then his arm. Finally, tap his chest to get the fourth Rocket clue.
- A Ripped Draft on the ground near the bottom-right corner — you must click this twice: once before fully inspecting Rocket, and once after you’ve found his clues.
- A Wrench near the upper-right corner.
- A Screwdriver just above the Wrench.
- A Welding Torch in the far right corner of the room.
Where are the silent clues in chapter two?
Click every sparkling hotspot and don’t skip the non-sparkling ones—some must be tapped simply to advance. If a spot doesn’t give you a clue, it can still be necessary to register the interaction with the game so Elsa’s dialogue will progress. I recommend starting left and working clockwise so you don’t miss the Ripped Draft timing trick.
The scraps on the ground form a story you can read — Read the silent clues scattered about to piece together the number that opens the way forward in Marvel Rivals
When you’ve gathered all ten clues, stop wandering and tap the locked door in the center of the room. The Ripped Draft contains four separate pieces of the code; match their order and you’ll have the number that moves the chapter forward. This part is about pattern recognition—the clues are tiny, but they form a clear sequence when you stitch them together like a mixtape from torn polaroids.
What is the chapter two door code?
The code is 1982. The Ripped Draft pieces show the digits in order; zoom your attention on the torn edges and match each fragment to its neighbor. After you enter 1982, click through Elsa Bloodstone’s dialogue and chapter two closes—reward: a Trash to Treasure Emoji and the option to begin chapter three.
I used Moyens I/O’s screenshots while testing so you can see the same reference points I did; Marvel Rivals’ scene composition is consistent across platforms, whether you’re playing on mobile or via a launcher that supports the game. Small, patient clicks beat frantic tapping every time—treat the scrapyard like an evidence board, and you’ll finish faster than most players. Ready to argue that a four-digit code can feel like a minor masterpiece?