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'''The Brothers' Stack of Rice 2''' is a Ludus Lake quest started by [[NPC:Chil Nam (Korean Folk Town)|Chil Nam]]. | '''The Brothers' Stack of Rice 2''' is a Ludus Lake quest started by [[NPC:Chil Nam (Korean Folk Town)|Chil Nam]]. | ||
{{Hatnote|Part of [[Quest Chains/Retrieving the Storybook : Brotherly Love|Retrieving the Storybook : Brotherly Love]]: see every quest in order.}} | |||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
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== Objectives == | == Objectives == | ||
# Collect 1 | # Collect 1 [[Item:Sack of Rice (4031246)|Sack of Rice]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:10, 3 November 2026
The Brothers' Stack of Rice 2
| Level | Any |
|---|---|
| Area | Ludus Lake |
| Start | Chil Nam |
| End | Chil Sung's Rice Stacks |
| Rewards | 42,000 EXP |
| ID | 3602 |
The Brothers' Stack of Rice 2 is a Ludus Lake quest started by Chil Nam.
Part of Retrieving the Storybook : Brotherly Love: see every quest in order.
Requirements
Objectives
- Collect 1 Sack of Rice
Next
Dialogue
- Offer
- Umm, hi there. I don't think we've ever met. Someone told me a person from outside came by here, and I guess that must be you. This is great; I need to ask you for a small favor. My brother and I live here in this town, farming for a living. We harvested our crop a few days ago, but something's been nagging me ever since. I have equally split the Sack of Rice between my brother and myself, but my brother takes care of my parents, and I seriously believe my brother deserves a little more of Sack of Rice, but I know he won't accept it. That's why... can you please secretly put one Sack of Rice on top of the stack of rice in front of my brother's house?
- In progress
- This is Chil Sung's stack of rice.
- Completion
- I see a stack of rice stacked at the garden of Chil Sung's house. Secretly, I brought out a sack of rice and laid it unnoticeably on top of the stack.