Liones Outpost — Main Story Quests — 6 Quests
Every one of the 6 quests for Liones Outpost — Main Story Quests — objectives, start NPC and rewards straight from the game's own data.
All 6 quests that take place in Liones Outpost — Main Story Quests, grouped by story chain where applicable. Rewards shown here (gold, EXP, items) come straight from the game's own data — quests with no reward data published yet show none.
Quest descriptions and objectives are shown in the original English text of the game; translation into other languages is planned for a future update.
An Unknown Threat 4 quests
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To the Crisis Front Main Story Chapter 19Description · EN
The gang was given an order from Bartra. Head to the Liones northern front, meet up with Guila, and find a way through this suspicious situation.
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Guila's Account Main Story Chapter 19Description · EN
Guila looks thoroughly worried. She clearly has a great deal to say. Talk to her.
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Baffling Testimonies Main Story Chapter 19Description · EN
Guila advises talking to the soldiers directly. Meet with soldiers Maf, Othel, and Jimmy at the outpost.
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Assessing the Situation Main Story Chapter 19Description · EN
The soldiers' accounts have been heard, but no clear leads have emerged. Head back to Guila and talk through the situation.
Into the Enemy Camp 2 quests
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Assessing the Situation Main Story Chapter 19Description · EN
The night raid has failed. Head back to the barracks and talk through the situation with Guila.
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Return Main Story Chapter 19Description · EN
The 「Abyss Flower」 and 「Corruption」 have been purified, and the 「Corrupted」 chief Durak has been defeated. With things wrapped up here, head back to the L...
+5000 EXP
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Frequently asked questions
Where the game publishes a story chain, quests are grouped by that chain so the order is the game's own. Standalone quests carry no published order, and we do not invent one for them.
No. It means the game data we can source publishes no reward for that quest. We leave it blank rather than guessing, because a wrong reward would send you doing something for nothing.