Tarra
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Tarra
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Tarra is a Renown Heart NPC found north of the Atholma village in The Hunting Grounds. Help her take care about the area, and she will offer items in return.
Location
Story involvement
Living World Season 4
- Episode 2: A Bug in the System
Heart involvement
The Hunting Grounds (80)
Items offered
| Item | Type | Rarity | Cost |
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 Bundle of Difluorite Crystals |
Service | Exotic | 2,688 
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 Endless Olmakhan Tonic |
Gizmo, Novelty | Rare | 175,000 + 50
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 Mini Boticca |
Miniature | Rare | 105,000 + 25
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 Volatile Mining Pick |
Mining pick | Fine | 4,900
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 Volatile Harvesting Sickle |
Harvesting sickle | Fine | 4,900
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 Volatile Logging Axe |
Logging axe | Fine | 4,900
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 Trader's Key (5 per day) |
Service | Rare | 245 + 10 
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Combat abilities
- Skills
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Barrage - Barrage the target area with a hail of arrows that cripple.
Dialogue
- Before completion
Have you come to join in the hunt?
Is this hunt a competition for your people?
- We don't kill for sport, only for our survival and the balance of nature.
- How do you see hunting as balancing nature?
- Invasive prairie dogs break the legs of gazelles with their burrowing, and there's an overpopulation of predators like the jacaranda competing with us for food.
- Prairie dogs aren't native to this peninsula?
- They weren't here when our people came. We think they arrived in Atholma around the time the Inquest did, and now their burrows are everywhere.
- You said you were "competing" with natural predators for prey?
I understand. Take care.
- Don't natural predacators have as much right to prey as the Olmakhan?
- All should share in nature's bounty, but there are so many predators that they're taking more than their share. Unless their numbers are culled, our cubs will go hungry.
- You called prairie dogs "invasive" - they aren't native to this peninsula?
- I understand. Take care.
- I understand. Take care.
- I understand. Take care.
- Take care, Tarra.
