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Herbalist's Bell Bearing
Unlocks unlimited Rada Fruit purchases for 800 runes each.
Reference values
- Type
- Bell bearing
About this bell bearing
Unlocks unlimited Rada Fruit purchases for 800 runes each.
You can gather Rada Fruit from bushes throughout the Realm of Shadow, so buying it is a convenience rather than a requirement.
The Ancient Dragon-Man invader is on the approach. You do not have to clear Dragon's Pit's boss to obtain this bearing.
Technical details
- Item Type
- Bell Bearing
In-game description
The bell bearing of a hornsent herbalist who did not survive the war.
Offer to the Twin Maiden Husks at the Roundtable Hold to gain access to the following items:
- Rada Fruit
Where to find
Hanging pot on the path to Dragon's Pit
Gravesite Plain
Starting Site of Grace: Pillar Path Waypoint
Before you go
- Enter the Realm of Shadow.
- Bring a ranged attack for the hanging pot.
- From Castle Front, follow the southeastern road uphill and continue to Pillar Path Waypoint, where Igon is lying beside the road.
- Take the southwestern path lined with broken dragon statues toward Dragon's Pit. Watch for the Ancient Dragon-Man invasion on this road.
- Look up at the western cliff wall for a pot hanging above one of the statues. Shoot the pot and collect the bearing from the ground beneath it.
- Offer it to the Twin Maiden Husks at Roundtable Hold.
Notes
- Unlocks unlimited Rada Fruit purchases for 800 runes each.
- You can gather Rada Fruit from bushes throughout the Realm of Shadow, so buying it is a convenience rather than a requirement.
- The Ancient Dragon-Man invader is on the approach. You do not have to clear Dragon's Pit's boss to obtain this bearing.
- Hand the bearing in before starting another journey if you want the expanded shop to carry over.
- Rada Fruit is used in Spirit Raisins and several stronger foods and pickled livers. The shop sells the ingredient, so it does not bypass cookbook or other material requirements.
