An Apple a Day

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An Apple a Day

Game(s)
Quest Giver Purah
Location EX Royal Ancient Lab
Requirement(s)Use a fire rod to defeat 100 enemies
Reward Upped Heart Recovery from Baked Apples
Previous QuestNext Quest
"Turn Up the Heat"

"An Apple a Day" is a Quest in Age of Calamity.[1] It is exclusive to the Pulse of the Ancients Downloadable Content pack.

Overview

"An Apple a Day" is a Quest that is unlocked after the Quests "An Abundance of Apples" and "Hungry Hunches" have been completed. Purah's research is now on Baked Apples. She asks the Warriors to bring her five Reports: Material Properties and five Red Chuchu Jellies, and she asks to see the Warriors defeat 100 Enemies with a Fire Rod.[2] After completing her requests, Baked Apples will heal more Hearts when eaten, and the Warriors will receive one bottle of Robbie's Maintenance Oil.[3]

Completing "An Apple a Day" is required in order to unlock the Quest "Turn Up the Heat".

Objectives

Stage
Start
Description

Baked apples are fast and filling. They fit in most pockets too! They're already preeetty great, but what if they were even GREATER?

Stage
Complete
Description

Heat management is the cornerstone of baking. By studying fire rods, I was able to perfect the apple-baking process. They're now more nutritious and delicious than ever!

StageDescription
Start

Baked apples are fast and filling. They fit in most pockets too! They're already preeetty great, but what if they were even GREATER?

Complete

Heat management is the cornerstone of baking. By studying fire rods, I was able to perfect the apple-baking process. They're now more nutritious and delicious than ever!

Nomenclature

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See Also

References

  1. An Apple a Day
    EX Royal Ancient Lab
    — Gallery (Age of Calamity)
  2. Baked apples are fast and filling. They fit in most pockets too! They're already preeetty great, but what if they were even GREATER? — Gallery (Age of Calamity)
  3. Heat management is the cornerstone of baking. By studying fire rods, I was able to perfect the apple-baking process. They're now more nutritious and delicious than ever! — Gallery (Age of Calamity)