(06) Garland Moon Quests

Rewards:

* Steel Lance x1

* Poultry x3

* Noa Fruit x4

* Renown: 300 pts

1. Talk to Jeritza by the Fishing pond.

2. Head to the marketplace and talk to the Battalion guildmaster.

3. Hire at least one Battalion then exit out of the menu to complete the quest.

You can now access the Battalion Guild from the marketplace (including from the Battle Preparation Screen) where you can hire new Battalions and replenish their endurance.

Rewards:

* Carrot x4

* Cabbage x4

* Renown: 300 pts

* Money: 500G

1. Head over to Manuela’s location and talk to her to accept the quest.

2. Accepting this quest will allow you to learn one of the three Skills that the character can teach.

This will also spend an Activity Point. After getting EXP from the training, the quest will be complete.

3. The Faculty Training feature is now unlocked. You can now accept training from other Professors.

Try learning the Flying skill since Byleth can’t learn it via normal means (like combat). Leveling up this skill will also allow you to Recruit characters that require a good skill level in Flying (like Ingrid).

Rewards:

* Steel Bow x1

* Albinean Berries x4

* Pond Snail x5

* Renown: 300 pts

1. Head to the Reception Hall to find Mercedes. Talk to her to start the quest.

2. Head to the Cathedral next and talk to the Counselor.

3. Read a note from the Advice box and select the correct answer based on the note. If you’re familiar with the characters’ portraits, you can guess who wrote the note based on their silhouette.

4. Selecting the correct answer will boost your Support points with that character. If you choose and incorrect answer, the quest will still be cleared but you won’t get any support points.

From hereon, you can now use the Advice Box facility. This activity doesn’t consume Activity Points so you should check this out often. The save and reload trick doesn’t work here since the notes are randomized whenever you restart the game. To increase your chances of guessing the correct answer is properly identifying who probably wrote the note and being familiar with their personalities, likes, dislikes, etc.