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Taion/Gameplay

Taion is a playable character in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a party member in after fighting the Colony 9 Defenders, and becomes generally playable from the start of .
==Stats==
==Gallery==
XC3 party member icon Taion.png|Taion's menu icon.
XC3 party member icon Taion (Chapter 1).png|Taion's menu icon during Chapter 1.
XC3 battle portrait Taion.png|Taion's battle portrait.
XC3 battle portrait Taion (Chapter 1).png|Taion's battle portrait during Chapter 1.
XC3 class portrait Taion.gif|Portrait used for the Tactician class.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Taion.png|Taion's Chain Order portrait.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Taion Ouroboros.png|Taion's Ouroboros Chain Order portrait.
XC3 level up portrait Taion.png|Taion's level up portrait.
XC3 level up portrait Taion (Chapter 1).png|Taion's level up portrait during Chapter 1.
XC3 level up portrait Taion (Unused).png|Presumably an unused level up portrait.
Taion Chain Attack.png|Taion begins a Chain Attack.
Taion/Gameplay (Ouroboros)

has a playable Ouroboros form in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 when he interlinks with . It is unlocked after the fight against Lambda Ferronis in .
==Arts==
==Skills==
==Data==
Stats at each level
Level	Damage	Crit rate	Block rate
1 	23 	30% 	5%
2 	26 	30% 	5%
3 	29 	30% 	5%
4 	31 	30% 	5%
5 	34 	30% 	5%
6 	37 	31% 	6%
7 	40 	31% 	6%
8 	44 	31% 	6%
9 	47 	31% 	6%
10 	51 	31% 	6%
11 	54 	31% 	6%
12 	58 	31% 	6%
13 	62 	31% 	6%
14 	66 	31% 	6%
15 	70 	31% 	6%
16 	74 	32% 	7%
17 	79 	32% 	7%
18 	83 	32% 	7%
19 	88 	32% 	7%
20 	92 	32% 	7%
21 	97 	32% 	7%
22 	102 	32% 	7%
23 	107 	32% 	7%
24 	113 	32% 	7%
25 	118 	32% 	7%
26 	123 	33% 	8%
27 	128 	33% 	8%
28 	133 	33% 	8%
29 	138 	33% 	8%
30 	143 	33% 	8%
31 	148 	33% 	8%
32 	154 	33% 	8%
33 	160 	33% 	8%
34 	165 	33% 	8%
35 	171 	33% 	8%
36 	177 	34% 	9%
37 	183 	34% 	9%
38 	188 	34% 	9%
39 	194 	34% 	9%
40 	199 	34% 	9%
41 	205 	34% 	9%
42 	212 	34% 	9%
43 	219 	34% 	9%
44 	225 	34% 	9%
45 	232 	34% 	9%
46 	239 	35% 	10%
47 	246 	35% 	10%
48 	253 	35% 	10%
49 	259 	35% 	10%
50 	266 	35% 	10%
51 	273 	35% 	10%
52 	280 	35% 	10%
53 	288 	35% 	10%
54 	295 	35% 	10%
55 	303 	36% 	11%
56 	310 	36% 	11%
57 	317 	36% 	11%
58 	325 	36% 	11%
59 	332 	36% 	11%
60 	340 	36% 	11%
61 	347 	36% 	11%
62 	355 	36% 	11%
63 	363 	36% 	11%
64 	371 	36% 	11%
65 	379 	37% 	12%
66 	387 	37% 	12%
67 	395 	37% 	12%
68 	404 	37% 	12%
69 	412 	37% 	12%
70 	421 	37% 	12%
71 	429 	37% 	12%
72 	438 	37% 	12%
73 	447 	37% 	12%
74 	457 	37% 	12%
75 	466 	38% 	13%
76 	475 	38% 	13%
77 	485 	38% 	13%
78 	494 	38% 	13%
79 	504 	38% 	13%
80 	513 	38% 	13%
81 	523 	38% 	13%
82 	533 	38% 	13%
83 	543 	38% 	13%
84 	554 	38% 	13%
85 	564 	39% 	14%
86 	574 	39% 	14%
87 	585 	39% 	14%
88 	596 	39% 	14%
89 	606 	39% 	14%
90 	617 	39% 	14%
91 	628 	39% 	14%
92 	639 	39% 	14%
93 	651 	39% 	14%
94 	662 	39% 	14%
95 	674 	40% 	15%
96 	685 	40% 	15%
97 	697 	40% 	15%
98 	710 	40% 	15%
99 	722 	40% 	15%
==Soul Tree==
==Gallery==
Takayuki Yoshimura

Takayuki Yoshimura is a composer and arranger of video game and soundtrack music. He has been the Piano Arranger throughout the mainline Xenoblade Chronicles series.
==Relevance to the Xeno series==
Yoshimura has arranged many compositions (primarily those of ACE) into the pieces featured in the games' music and other official releases.
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
* Piano Arranger
** Desolation
===Xenoblade Chronicles: Future Connected===
* Piano Arranger
** Fogbeasts
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
* Piano Arranger
** A Formidable Enemy
** Kaleidoscopic Core
** Cent-Omnia Region
** Cent-Omnia Region/Night
==External links==
* VGMdb page
* Twitter
* YouTube
* Takayuki Yoshimura playing Cent-Omnia Region during recording
Category:People
Tale of the Bringer of Chaos

The Tale of the Bringer of Chaos is a in Future Redeemed. It must be gathered as part of the Lost & Found: Unread Book; doing so automatically finishes the quest.
It can be found to the west of , in the northwest part of the provided search area behind a tall rock.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tale of the Bringer of Chaos location.jpg|Tale of the Bringer of Chaos's location
Taleb

Taleb, also known as the Storyspinner, is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is an inhabitant of the City.
==Appearance and personality==
Taleb is an elderly man with short grey hair and golden eyes. He wears a yellow jacket.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Taleb appears in the following quests:
* From Atop Her Throne
==Lore==
* Taleb is Kotan's twin brother.
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Humans (XC3)
Category:NPCs (City)
Talent Art (TTGC)

Talent Arts are a kind of Vanguard Art in Torna ~ The Golden Country. Each playable character has a unique Talent Art which cannot be upgraded. They are performed by pressing right on the D-pad.
Talent Arts are unlike normal attacks. Each has a particular condition which must be met to be used, and they seldom deal direct damage as a primary effect. Internally, they each work by applying a unique buff or debuff.
==List of Talent Arts==
Art	Character	Weapon	Description
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Tutorials===
Talent Art Tutorial (TTGC) 1.jpg|Talent Art tutorial
Talent Art Tutorial (TTGC) 2.jpg|Talent Art tutorial
Talent Art Tutorial (TTGC) 3.jpg|Talent Art tutorial
Talent Art Tutorial Tip (TTGC).jpg|Tutorial tip on Talent Arts
Team Lora Tutorial Tip 1.jpg|Tutorial tip detailing team Lora's Talent Arts
Team Addam Tutorial Tip 1.jpg|Tutorial tip detailing team Addam's Talent Arts
Team Hugo Tutorial Tip 1.jpg|Tutorial tip detailing team Hugo's Talent Arts
===Screenshots===
Jin Vanguard Arts.jpg|Talent Arts are enhanced in the menu alongside Vanguard Arts.
Category:Battle mechanics (TTGC)
Talent Boost

Talent Boost is a effect in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. It causes the equipper to deal only half with s, but increases how much talent gauge they get per auto-attack, even if normally they get none.
==Overview==
The worth of Talent Boost is very dependent on three things: how good the user's is, how much talent gauge they normally get when auto-attacking, and how much they need their auto-attack to deal damage.
* gets 20% talent gauge per hit normally, plus 15% per enemy he hits with , so even the maximum of 12% from Talent Boost isn't going to contribute much in comparison.
* and get 25% talent gauge per hit normally, plus further boosts from several of his arts. They don't need much further help.
* gets 5% talent gauge per hit normally, plus 50% via Final Flicker if he feels like sacrificing his . Adding an extra 5%-10% to his auto-attacks would allow for significantly more s. However, Dunban also likes to use auto-attacks to deal damage when combined with his s, so this is not necessarily an improvement in his damage output.
* and get no talent gauge on their auto-attack and would much rather not such be the case. They would much rather use Heat Sink gems.
* gets 10% talent gauge per hit normally. He attacks pretty slowly, and he doesn't mind much if he's doing less damage with them, so getting an extra 5%-10% from them will have a noticeable effect on his Yoink! rate. Yoink! is not a particularly impressive Talent Art to spam, so overall it's a fairly minor tradeoff. That said, it's quite useful for farming items, as Riki will be getting more steals while not having to worry about killing the foe as quickly.
* gets 10% or 15% talent gauge per . Giving her another 5%-10% on her auto-attack, which normally she shouldn't even bother using, will drastically speed up her Elemental Burst aura generation. This leads to not needing to be as stingy with discharging while her burst aura is active, as it is much easier to get back if something like Mind Blast is needed. The only downside is the risk of standing close to the enemy.
* Seven gets 4% talent gauge per hit, and has two auto-attacks that deal two hits while the third does one, for an average of 6.67% per attack. Like Dunban, an extra 5%-10% per hit will generate Talent Art very quickly (for example, a +5% means an average of 15% per attack), but a lot of Seven's damage output is in the auto-attacks combined with auras. Unlike Dunban, the Talent Art equipped can have a different purpose than "hit this one target", and thus can be worth transferring the damage output to.
==Sources==
==In other languages==
Talia

Talia is an in Xenoblade Chronicles. She can be found at the fountain south of the entrance in Alcamoth during nighttime. After the Mechonis Core events, she moves to the Ether Plant at Eryth Sea.
==Alcamoth==
==Eryth Sea==
==Satorl Marsh==
==Quests==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
Talisman-making

Talisman-making is Haze's crafting skill in Torna ~ The Golden Country. With this skill, Haze can craft Pouch items while making camp at any campsites using s. By default, the variety of craftable items is limited and more recipes can be obtained from s, gifted by the or found inside treasure troves.
==Recipes==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Talisman-making Inventory 1.png|The craftable items
Talisman-making Inventory 2.png|The craftable items
Tallow

Tallow is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a soldier from Colony Mu and its lieutenant under Fiona after the death of the previous lieutenant, Irma.
==Appearance and personality==
Tallow is a teenage boy with tan skin, black spiky hair with a red undercut and red eyes. He wears an Agnian armour and has a white bandage on his nose.
==Story arc==
===Transparent Dreams===
Tallow is first encountered as the party joins the rest of Colony Mu at the Colony Mu Viewing Deck to discuss the future of the colony. Tallow is hostile towards the Kevesi members of the party, but stops complaining to Fiona as they arrive, scared by their presence and Lanz's massive frame. He joins in explaining the state of Colony Mu to them.
Later, he is controlled by Moebius into attacking Fiona. Lanz knocks him down to protect her. As Consul I reveals herself, she puts most of the Colony Mu soldiers to sleep to shelter them from the truth, but keeps Tallow awake to witness her confrontation with Fiona. After the liberation of Colony Mu, Tallow becomes Fiona's new lieutenant, stepping up for his fallen predecessor.
===Unease===
Noticing a gloomy atmosphere in Colony Mu, Fiona asks Tallow to help her gather everyone to think for a solution. Together, they decide to gather provisions, but everyone leaves before listening to Tallow's weak call for organization. They end up all collecting large amounts of fish and decide to turn the occasion in a fish-jamboree to eat it, but the festivities are soured when Tallow and Ayasa start clashing with each other.
===To Face Forward===
Tallow is still trying to prove himself as the new Colony Mu lieutenant, and not everyone agrees with his way of pushing things. In an attempt to make things better, he organizes with Shu a competition system where anyone can collect points for helping in Colony Mu, and the person with the most points will become the new lieutenant. The competition takes a strange turn of events when Tallow ends up giving 999 points to everyone, deciding every single soldier should be properly rewarded for doing what they could. He starts appointing everyone as lieutenant when Fiona interrupts him and apologizes for failing all of them as their commander. She promises to do better in the future, and Tallow reaffirms his eternal support to her.
===A Farewell Reset===
==Quests==
Tallow appears in the following quests:
* Transparent Dreams
* Unease
* To Face Forward
* A Farewell Reset
* Colony Mu's Resolve
* Treasured Memory
* Future Trajectory
==Lore==
* Due to his tendencies to not think things through, Tallow is given various Tirkin-related nicknames by others, such as "Tirkinhead" or "Tirky-Tallow".
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==As an enemy==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Unease Tallow.jpg|Tallow
XC3 To Face Forward Tallow Shu.jpg|Tallow (left) and Shu
XC3 Transparent Dreams Tallow attacks Fiona.jpg|Controlled by Moebius, Tallow attacks Fiona
XC3 Unease Colony Mu 1.jpg|Tallow and Fiona gather Colony Mu
Category:Agnians
Category:NPCs (Colony Mu)
Tallow's Reputation

Tallow's Reputation is a discussion in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. Completing it automatically starts the quest To Face Forward.
==Info fragments==
Tallow's Reputation requires 2 info fragments, located in Colony Mu.
===Location of the info fragments===
XC3 Info Tallow's Reputation 1.jpg|Info fragment location 1/2
XC3 Info Tallow's Reputation 2.jpg|Info fragment location 2/2
===Info fragment 1/2===
===Info fragment 2/2===
==Script==
==In other languages==
Talmye Antiques

Talmye Antiques is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 specialized in Art pouch items.
==Stock==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Talmye Antiques.png|Talmye Antiques
Talmye Antiques Inventory.png|The shop's inventory
Talmye Antiques map location.png|Location of the shop on the map
Talonyth

Talonyth is an NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles. He can be found near the small fountain south of the in Alcamoth. After the Mechonis Core events, he moves to the Refugee Camp on the Bionis' Leg. He can also be invited to Colony 6.
==Alcamoth==
==Bionis' Leg==
==Colony 6==
==Quests==
==Affinity==
==In other languages==
Talulu

Talulu is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in Bower Lounge in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild, during and after completing Hide and Seek. While he is hiding, he can be found inside a barrel at Goldmouth Exit Dock.
==Quests==
*Involved in .
==Lore==
*Talulu appears to love eating, tasting some of the new food products that become available in Argentum.
*He put on enough weight that he is not abe to fit inside the barrels he uses to play hide and seek anymore.
==Dialogue==
===During Hide and Seek===
===After completing Hide and Seek===
===Chapter 4===
===Chapter 6===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC2 quest thumbnail 002.png|Talulu on the thumbnail of Hide and Seek
Category:NPCs (Argentum)
Tamie Pillars

Tamie Pillars is a in the of the Kingdom of Tantal. It is connected to the Genbu Drifts, to the south, the Old Gelgemos Gate, to the west, Heimos's Crevasse, to the northeast, Tirkinlandia, to the northwest, and Great Pillar Passage, to the southwest.
==Enemies==
All enemies are normal enemies.
===Cloud Sea mist weather===
*Redom Crustip
===Clear or Snow weather===
*Dormic Ellook
*Klim Anlood
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tamie Pillars Clear.jpg|Tamie Pillars during Clear weather
Tamie Pillars Clear (night).jpg|Tamie Pillars during Clear weather, at night
Taminbi Theft

Taminbi Theft is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received from Eliviel in Seoris Plaza West Gate in the Indoline Sanctum, Indoline Praetorium, upon reaching development level 1 for Indol. Once the story reaches a certain point, if the mission wasn't unlocked beforehand, it is automatically received in Leftheria. Otherwise the mission will be moved to the region. The mission requires 40 minutes to be completed, down to 10 minutes by dispatching s with enough levels of the suggested s. 
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Taminbi Theft Location.jpg|Eliviel with the mission available 
Eliviel Map Location.jpg|Eliviel's location on the map
Tamtam

Tamtam is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He is a Nopon merchant affiliated to the Nopon Caravans who can be found at the Sandbar Ferronis Hulk.
==Appearance and personality==
Tamtam is a green Nopon wearing a brown vest with a blue scarf. He carries an abacus on his back.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Tamtam appears in the following quest:
* Nopon Register
==Lore==
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Nopon (XC3)
Category:NPCs (Nopon Caravans)
Tan'celeg

Tan'celeg is an Orphean NPC in Xenoblade Chronicles X. He is the offspring of the deceased Sun'celeg, together with Ten'celeg.
==Appearance and personality==
==Story arc==
==Affinity links==
==Missions==
* Sun'celeg Rises
* Good Neighbors
* Haywire!
* The Gauntlet
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tanini

Tanini is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in the Coralline Sanctum in the Stomach in the Kingdom of Uraya. He is one of the 12 Brothersisterpon siblings and must be found to unlock more products in their inventory. He disappears after being talked to.
==As an enemy==
==Dialogue==
==Gallery==
Tanini Map Location.jpg|Tanini's location on the map
==In other languages==
Category:Nopon (XC2) Category:NPCs (Uraya)
Tantal (music)

Tantal is Disc 4, Track 7 on the Xenoblade2 Original Soundtrack and Disc 9, Track 7 on the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box.
It plays in the , , and of Tantal during the day.
==Album notes==
==In Super Smash Bros.==
Remixed sections of this piece form part of the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Medley, one of the music tracks in , available on the and the stages.
Category:Music (XC2)Category:Songs composed by ACE
Tantal Icecube

Tantal Icecube is an Art Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be crafted at Dahlia's Icecraft in the Goldmouth Warehouse in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild. It becomes available after unlocks the third level of her Icecraft and is crafted using one and .
==Favorite items==
It is one of Dahlia's favorite pouch items.
==In other languages==
Tantalese

Tantalese are a species in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 that live in the Kingdom of Tantal on the Titan Genbu. They look the same as humans. Descended from Tornans, they still retain their highly advanced technology, which hasn't evolved much due to their country's isolationism. The Tantalese live inside their Titan, though, due to their Titan's extremely cold climate, a majority of them live inside their capital, Theosoir, which is heated by the Titan's ether. Their king's palace can also be found within the capital.
==Appearance==
==Characteristics==
==History==
==Notable Tantalese==
*Eulogimenos
*Zeke
==List of Tantalese enemies==
===Resistance===
During Most Awful News?!, some Tantalese soldiers revolt after learning of the truth about Addam.
==Trivia==
In the English dub, the Tantalese, and their ancestors, the Tornans speak in a Southern England accent.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Zeke.png|Zeke
Category:Species **
Tantrum

Tantrum () is one of 's physical s in Xenoblade Chronicles. It does three hits to enemies in front and inflicts .
==Overview==
Tantrum is Riki's only contribution to the break-- combo (not counting the randomness of Roly-Poly), and it's pretty good. It's most comparable to 's , as it breaks all enemies in a frontal cone, and it does more (if not interrupted) with a longer range and shorter cooldown. It also has a longer base break time, though it doesn't upgrade as well. Unfortunately, because the break is only applied on the third hit of the move, it does not function against Mechon if Riki doesn't have an anti-Mechon weapon equipped (unless the first two hits flat-out miss instead of landing and rebounding). If the target Mechon is using an art, the move won't be interrupted and the break will go through; this is a bug that was fixed in the Definitive Edition.
==Data==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Category:Battle Arts (Riki)
Taos

Taos are an enemy species in Xenoblade Chronicles, Future Connected, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Torna ~ The Golden Country, and Xenoblade Chronicles 3. They are large bird-like creatures with a bushy tail.
In Xenoblade Chronicles, all Taos are reddish, and blue Taos are instead known as Tokilos. In later games, both variants are called "Taos".
==Xenoblade Chronicles==
Taos are found exclusively on Valak Mountain. In Future Connected, they are only found in .
===Main game===
===Future Connected===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 2==
Taos are found in Gormott, Leftheria, the Cliffs of Morytha, and the World Tree.
===Main game===
===Torna ~ The Golden Country===
==Xenoblade Chronicles 3==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
===Xenoblade Chronicles===
====Future Connected====
Snowal Taos close up.png|The Snowal Taos (fogbeast) in Alcamoth
Snowal Taos (FC).png|The party ready to fight the Snowal Taos
===Xenoblade Chronicles 2===
====Renders====
XC2 enemy render en020542.png|A brown Taos in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
====Screenshots====
Heidl Taos.png|A Heidl Taos
===Xenoblade Chronicles 3===
****Category:Enemy species (XC1)Category:Enemy species (XC2)Category:Enemy species (XC3)
Tarcah

Tarcah is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found during the day in Admar Storage Zone in Alba Cavanich, Empire of Mor Ardain. He gives the Merc Mission Gondola Inspection upon reaching development level 2 for Mor Ardain.
==Lore==
*Tarcah is an Ardainian mechanic who maintains the capital.
*He seems to have vertigo, having a hard time going to high places for repairs.
==Dialogue==
===Chapter 4===
===Lila's Location received===
===Chapter 6===
===Chapter 9===
==In other languages==
Category:Ardainians Category:NPCs (Mor Ardain)
Tardy Gate

Tardy Gate is a in the Stomach in the Kingdom of Uraya. On the north side, it is connected to Pelza's Sluice, to the north. Additionally, it is connected to Minnet Terrace via a suspended pathway. On the south side, it is connected to Drillbore Bridge, Wyrmtears, Badfella's Cave Fort and, via a long path along the wall, to Crown of Sanctuary. The gate is, at first, flooded and clutter in Pelza's Sluice must be removed to cross it.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tardy Gate North Side.jpg|North side of Tardy Gate, at night
Tardy Gate South Side (night).jpg|South side of Tardy Gate, at night
Targeter Zig (Mesa Fortress)

The Targeter Zig is a story-exclusive enemy in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is the second of the three Zigs fought during .
This Zig is fought south of the Yawning Giant chasm, in an upper layer of the Mesa Fortress east of FN Site 303 and southeast of the Mesa Fortress landmark on the narrow bridge connecting the two parts of the fortress.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Targeter Zig (Stoyanov Trail)

The Targeter Zig is a story-exclusive enemy in Xenoblade Chronicles X. It is the third of the three Zigs fought during .
This Zig is fought west of the Yawning Giant, at the end of the Stoyanov Trail entrance to the Mesa Fortress and to the north overlooking the chasm. It is stationed in a location past an area being patrolled by a Sword Pugilith and a Prone Barbarian.
==Stats==
==In other languages==
Targeter Zig (disambiguation)

Targeter Zig may refer to one of these three enemies fought in Xenoblade Chronicles X:
* Targeter Zig (Cliffside Camp) - the enemy fought during at the Cliffside Camp
* Targeter Zig (Mesa Fortress) - the enemy fought during Chapter 5 at the top of the Mesa Fortress
* Targeter Zig (Stoyanov Trail) - the enemy fought during Chapter 5 at the southeast end of the Stoyanov Trail
Tarres's Notes

Tarres's Notes is a key item in Torna ~ The Golden Country. It is found in a treasure trove during the Passing the Torch in Torigoth Village in . The treasure trove must be unearthed with a Mining and level 1 check.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tarres's Notes treasure trove.jpg|The treasure trove
Passing the Torch Objective 2.jpg|Location of the treasure trove on the map
Tasty Kordeth Samod

Tasty Kordeth Samod is a Staple Food Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be purchased from Rumtumtum at in the in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild. Obtaining the Tasty Contract by completing the Old Routes Merc Mission is required to unlock this pouch item.
==Trivia==
*The Tasty Kordeth Samod is made of Samod, a staple food loved by Nopon, according to Cedar, and Kordeth, a kind of sausage from Tantal, according to Khulkhan.
==In other languages==
Tasty Sausage (disambiguation)

Tasty Sausage may refer to:
* Tasty Sausage (XC1) - the High Entia Tomb collectable in Xenoblade Chronicles
* Tasty Sausage (XC2) - the meat Pouch Item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2
* Tasty Sausage (XC3) - the in Xenoblade Chronicles 3