A primary focus in Bellwright revolves around increasing the overall trust the local villages have in you as a rebellion leader. If they don’t trust you, they’ll barely speak with you. You can complete quests and sell goods to gain trust, with the former being one of the more entertaining approaches. Here is where to find new quests in Bellwright!
How to Get New Quests in Bellwright
You can acquire new quests in Bellwright by first speaking with the Village Elder, gaining their trust, and ensuring they’ll let you talk with the townsfolk. Once you move past this initial stage, you’ll note several quests on your map. They appear as a white bubble with three dots inside. These icons indicate a townsperson with a pursuit that requires your help.
To accept the quest, track down the person by following the icon and speak with the villager. They’ll tell you their story, detail their needs, and ask you to accept the job. If you do, and once you complete the task, they’ll reward you handsomely.
Alternatively, you’ll note a quest board in each village. It’s typically sitting beside the Village Elder, a large wooden board with parchment nailed to the front. You may walk up to this board, interact with the notices, and select a quest to tackle. They vary in scope and complexity, with some simply asking for a few pelts, a bit of food, or resources like flax!
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Types of Quest Rewards in Bellwright
You’ll receive numerous types of quest rewards in Bellwright, primarily:
- Coins
- Skill Books
- Resources
- Villagers
You want Skill Books and Villagers. If you wish to level up your skills passively, Skill Books allow you to read through the book over time as you complete other tasks and increase the skill associated with the book.
As for Villagers, you need workers and guards in your settlement. The more you have, the faster you progress and grow!
The Guide Hall tackles quests for the hard-working people of Karvenia in Bellwright. We’ll have more guides to help you build your settlement in time!