A Tale of Stone and Fire

## Chronology

***A Tale of Stone and Fire*** is a Friendship Quest and the fourth Quest given by Maui.

## Prerequisites

### Friendship

The player must have a Friendship level of 4 with  Maui.

### Quests

The player must have finished  *The Demigod of the Wind and Sun*.

## Quest Log

* Objectives
* Journal

The following objectives appear in the Quest Log:

* Follow Maui to Dazzle Beach.
* Talk to Maui.
* Gather the items needed for Maui from his basket in the Moana Realm. (5)
* Bring Maui the items you gathered.
* Cook a fresh 5-star meal for Maui.
* Make sure you have a 5-star meal in your Inventory.
* Bring the meal you cooked to Maui.
* Follow Maui back to the sea debris.
* Break the sea debris and collect what you find inside.
* Show Maui what you found.
* Gather the following items to craft a *Granite Fire Bowl*:
	+ *Sand*. (20)
	+ *Stone*. (25)
	+ *Coal Ore*. (10)
	+ *Red Falling Penstemon*. (3)
* Craft a *Granite Fire Bowl*.
* Place the *Granite Fire Bowl* in the Village.
* Return to talk to Maui.

These are the journal entries that update throughout the quest:

Maui is looking for you.

He wants to show you something stuck in some of the sea debris on the Beach.

Maui suggests that he can improve your Pickaxe so you can free the object stuck in the sea debris, but to do so you'll have to go back to the Moana Realm.

All of the hard work ahead makes Maui very hungry. It's up to you to feed him.

Your Pickaxe is ready now. You'll be able to retrieve this mysterious object on the Beach.

The *Limestone* you found in the sea debris gives Maui the idea to craft a *Granite Fire Bowl* to decorate the Village.

Maui will be so proud of your work.

## Walkthrough

Once the requirements are met, the player must find and speak with Maui.

Once the quest has been accepted, the player can meet Maui on the western edge of  Dazzle Beach, just south of the entrance to the  Glade of Trust. He will be standing next to a large coral chunk with a chest lodged in it.

Maui offers to upgrade the player's Pickaxe but asks the player to go to the  Moana Realm and find Maui's basket next to her boat. The basket will have 5 Scraping Stones along with some seafood. The Scraping Stones must then be returned to Maui.

Maui needs a 5-star meal before he will upgrade your Pickaxe. Although any 5-star meal works, the  Seafood from the basket in the Moana Realm can be used to make Bouillabaise, an easy dish to make if the player also has access to Tomatoes and Shrimp, both available from  Dazzle Beach.

Now that the player's Pickaxe has been upgraded, Maui will once again wait by the same chunk of large coral for the player to break. Once the player breaks the coral chunk it will drop a Broken Sandstone. This must be given to Maui.

The player must now craft a Granite Fire Bowl using the Broken Sandstone, 20 Sand, 25 Stone, 10 Coal Ore, and 3 Red Falling Penstemon.

Sand can be acquired from digging on the beach or breaking coral chunks with your pickaxe. Now that the player has an upgraded Pickaxe, large coral chunks can be broken for large amounts of sand.

Stone can be acquired from mining rocks or on the ground of  Glade of Trust,  Sunlit Plateau, or  Forgotten Lands.

Coal Ore can be acquired from mining, or rarely from digging mounds or clearing Night Thorns.

Finally, Red Falling Penstemons can commonly be found growing throughout the Plaza.

The Granite Fire Bowl can be crafted at any Crafting Station under the Furniture recipes. Once it has been crafted, the player can place it anywhere in the village to continue the quest by speaking with Maui once more.

## Reward

This quest offers the following rewards upon completion:

* 350 Friendship

Additionally, the player will receive an upgrade for the Pickaxe over the course of this quest, allowing it to break large Sea Debris.

The player will also learn how to make the Granite Fire Bowl.

## Notes

* The journal erroneously refers to the Broken Sandstone as Limestone.
* This is one of several quests that upgrades your pickaxe, and the second upgrade that comes from Maui.