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Plucked Fruit is a task in Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire.

Synopsis [ ]

The final of the Tikawara tribe's koiki fruit is missing. Mukūmu believes that Tamau stole it, simply Tamau insists he'south innocent.

Walkthrough [ ]

Talk to the pair of aumaua at the eye staircase at Tikawara to learn that the man strung-up on the pole is a Roparu by the proper noun of Tamau. Tamau is accused of stealing the concluding of the tribe's koīki fruit, a scarce and exotic commodity which was to be used in the upcoming harvest festival. Mukūmu will agree to any and all assistance in finding the lost fruit.

• If you bring Maia or Tekehu along, they will substitution unique dialogue with the pair.
• If you already plant the Dried Koīki Fruit, you tin can requite it to Mukūmu straight away, who has no further doubts that it was Tamau who stole the fruit. You tin can say nothing as he cuts Tamau free, or ask that you do a chip more than investigating earlier he concludes that it was Tamau.

Investigate

Your objective is to find the missing Dried Koīki Fruit. Annotation that you can skip the investigation entirely and detect the fruit subconscious in the southwestern corner of the beach.

• Question the ersatz-ornament every bit to his interest. Mukūmu paints him out to exist the most shifty, untrustworthy character in the Deadfire. Tamau doesn't deny information technology, but notes that all of the Roparu starve and their ranga has misled his people. He says that he didn't steal the fruit, but wishes he did and then.
• Head to Pekeho. He will maintain that he saw Tamau skulking around the drying hut and states that he brought him earlier Mukūmu. Make him confess that he gave a false testimony:
  • Bluff iv, followed past Insight three - Allurement Pekeho with a leading question.
  • Perception 15 - "Did yous actually see Tamau with any koīki?" - if you passed the bank check, say "Y'all look awfully nervous, Pekeho.".
  • "Tin you think of annihilation that might assistance me detect the koīki fruit?"

  He will then say that Mukūmu planned to utilize the fruit as an offering, which is wrong.

  "Actually, Mukūmu told me the koīki were for a harvest festival."

• Unfortunately, Pekeho didn't steal the fruit - he just defendant an innocent man to remove an alleged leech from the tribe.
• Head to the drying hut in the northeast, near the chieftain's hut. Grab the Stained Kaora Reeds laying nearby. Open the clarification folio of the reeds and "inspect" information technology. They are the same kind equally used past handbasket weavers.
• Head to the Kuaru Hut, or the trading post, and interrogate Rongi.
  • Insight 3 allows you to point out that he isn't particularly concerned by Tamau'southward fate. Then, with Rogue: Trickster or Insight 5 you tin ask if he would remember differently if Tamau was innocent, though this won't get y'all anywhere.
  • If you have the stolen fruit, you can show it to him to brand him confess.
  • If you lot inspected the reeds, you can question Rongi about it. He will confess with Bluff vii, or Intimidate 8 + Intellect 14.
• If you succeeded in making Rongi confess, he will tell you that he stole the fruit and hid information technology on the beach then that the last of the fruit wouldn't exist wiped out in the harvest festival, saying that the seeds inside can be used for some other crop of fruit - to benefit and feed the tribe in the long term. He will beg you non to speak a word of this to Mukūmu and offer 400 if pressed for a reward. Pick up the Dried Koīki Fruit in the southwestern corner the embankment and return to Mukūmu.
• Optionally: Read Rongi'southward Journal in a chest in the central Kuaru hut, secretly. Existence found touching the chest volition lose yous Moderate reputation with Tikawara. Y'all'll observe out that he often go to the beach at night.
  • OR: Speak with Wehata, she will tell you Rongi goes to the shore at night.
  • So look until late at night and follow him to the southwestern corner of the beach. Once at that place, talk to him and use Intimidate 4, Ranger course, or Bluff 5 to get him to spill the beans. Or merely choice upward the koīki and enquire him about it. Once he confessed, bring the koīki dorsum to Mukūmu.

Render to Mukūmu

• You can:
  • Implicate/frame Tamau every bit the thief, and take comfort in the fact that his expiry is a sacrifice for bettering the tribe in the long term.
  • Confess that it was Rongi and free Tamau as he is innocent.
  • Neither frame Tamau nor denounce Rongi. This lets Mukümu make his own moral decision...
• Either mode, yous receive 3x Potion of Deftness bottles and 20x Azata Nui Vanquish ( 100). Information technology is assumed that the thief is cast to the sea; at the conclusion of the quest, either Tamau's or Rongi's body will be floating in the h2o merely due north of the pier where the Watcher'southward send is docked.
• If y'all framed Tamau, yous tin can return to Rongi to become his thoughts and vice versa.

Journal [ ]

Quests/00_Prototype/00_TSK_Trickle_Down_Economics.quest
ID	Objectives
0	Plucked Fruit
	10000	The final of the tribe's koīki fruit is missing. Mukūmu believes that Tamau stole information technology, but Tamau insists he's innocent.
ane	Investigate the missing koīki fruit around the hamlet on Tikawara.
	10001	The fisherman Pekeho caught Tamau stealing koīki. Mukūmu wants the rest of the missing fruit found. I may be able to acquire more than by talking to Tamau and Pekeho.
	20011	Pekeho wasn't very forthcoming with data. He seems to particularly dislike Tamau, so at that place could be a deeper grudge at play.
	20008	Pekeho admits that Tamau did non steal the koīki. He mentioned that the fruit was kept in a drying hut north of the ranga'southward home.
	20002	Tamau maintains his innocence. He mentioned that the koīki was stored in the drying hut northward of the ranga's home.
	20012	I institute a kaora reed by the drying hut. It looks to take been stained by some sort of juice.
	20009	The kaora reed I found is apparently used in weaving.
	20005	Rongi acted particularly dismissive of Tamau's possible innocence. It might exist worth keeping an heart on him.
	20003	Rongi, the basket weaver, goes down to the beach every midnight. No one knows why.
	20010	Rongi admitted to stealing the koīki fruit. He said it'southward buried on the embankment.
2	Return the koīki fruit to Mukūmu in the village.
	10002	I found the stolen koīki fruit subconscious on the embankment. Mukūmu will exist glad to run into it recovered, but he'll also want to know who'due south to blame.
	20007	Rongi stole the koīki fruit in order to harvest the seeds. He begged me to help him incriminate Tamau, giving the seeds a chance to grow.
End states
	30000	I framed Tamau for the theft of the koīki fruit.
	30001	I blamed Rongi for the theft of the koīki fruit.
-	30002	Rongi knew I'd discovered his stash of koīki fruit. He must have moved the stash and talked to Mukūmu, because Tamau has been executed for the theft.
	30003	Someone critical to the completion of this quest has been killed.

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