Barking Up the Right Tree
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This article is about the Shadowbringers side quest. For the Stormblood Fieldcraft Leve, see Barking Up the Right Tree (Levequest).
Barking Up the Right Tree
- Quest giver
- Harvene
- Location
- The Rak'tika Greatwood (X:21.1, Y:27.7)
- Quest line
Rak'tika Sidequests- Level
- 70
- Required items
- 1
Peeling Bark - Experience
54,000-57,240- Gil
706- Previous quest
A Day in the Neighborhood- Patch
- 5.0
- Links
- EDB GT TC
“Harvene is dreading her next journey into the woods.
— In-game description
Rewards
- Choose one of the following options:
Steps
- Obtain peeling bark.
- Deliver the peeling bark to Harvene.
Journal
- Harvene is dreading her next journey into the woods.
Dialogue
Accepting the Quest
Harvene: Ah, you are one of Master Matoya's guests, are you not? Perhaps you can assist me. Harvene: To the west of here, in Lake Tusi Mek'ta, sits a tree which cradles an enormous crystal─the Fruit of the Protector. It is said to have existed even before the empire of Ronka. Harvene: I require the bark from this tree and I would ask you to retrieve it for me. Harvene: I must make dye for our clothes, you see, and it is a most vital ingredient. Harvene: As you might expect, eaters and all manner of beasts are drawn to its power. Were the woods not so rife with danger I would go myself. Harvene: Please say you will help. I require but four pieces of bark to finish my work. (Optional) Harvene: Do be careful when peeling the bark, lest you damage the tree.
Delivering the peeling bark to Harvene
Harvene: Ah, you are returned. Were you able to reach the tree? <Hand Over 4 Peeling Bark> Harvene: Thank you, [miss/sir], thank you! I realize it looks like ordinary bark at a glance, but it makes for such wondrous colors when properly ground and mixed. Harvene: Garments dyed using the bark from that tree are said to be blessed by the Protector, you know. Harvene: Mark my words: every guard in Slitherbough will be dressed from head to toe in clothes using my dye. Perhaps even the children and the elderly! Harvene: I better set to boiling this bark. If you'll excuse me.