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Revision as of 00:03, 18 February 2023
A Hut to Dye For
- Quest giver
- Muna Vanu
- Location
- The Sea of Clouds (X:6.5, Y:14.4)
- Quest line
- Vanu Vanu Daily Quests
- Level
- 50
- Required quest
Linu's Lovely Bones- Experience
????? "?????" is not a number.- Gil
609- Patch
- 3.1
“Muna Vanu looks a little blue.
— In-game description
Rewards
Walkthrough
Talk to Ginu Vanu, then go to each of 3 locations to get Vundu dye pots. Return to Ginu Vanu to collect the reward.
- The difficulty of this quest will be synched to your current level.
Objectives
- Speak with Ginu Vanu.
- Obtain Vundu dye pots. 0/3
- Deliver Vundu dye pots to Ginu Vanu.
Journal
Muna Vanu tells you that their stores of paint have run low, but Ginu Vanu has a plan to obtain the supplies he needs. Speak with him to learn what he has in mind.
- Please note that the difficulty of this quest has be synched to your current level. Furthermore, you many not proceed with a class or job that is different from when you accepted the quest.
Ginu Vanu is nearly finished with teh construction of huts, but lacks the paint necessary to complete his work. The reason, he explains, is that he was only able to bring essential building tools when moving to Ok' Gundu Nakki. Unable to make paint with their limited resources, Ginu Vanu believe the only option is to steal paint from the Vundu tribe. He implores you to go swiftly and stealthily to procure three pots of dye from the Vundu.
Though you could not avoid all the eyes of the Vundu, you manage to obtain three pots of dye without incident. Deliver them to Ginu Vanu, that he may continue his work.
Ginu Vanu is overjoyed to have dye with which to decorate the Gundu huts. As he tells it, every tribe has a distinct color used to represent themselves. And now the Gundu tribe will adorn its homes with a beautiful azure hue.