Complete the matching Hero’s Journey objective with a group and verify the shared quest-item credit.
PC / Global Live servers; excludes TLP routes unless explicitly labeled
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
The Hero’s Journey task for Anarynn’s Lost Gold Locket; use the active task entry for its zone and encounter.
Anarynn’s Lost Gold Locket is a Hero’s Journey quest item whose drop was made group-shared, according to the September 2026 producer letter. That change makes a coordinated party run more practical, but the recorded information does not specify a fixed zone, NPC, rate, or completion count. The journal supplies the current target and turn-in, so keep the group together through the encounter and confirm objective credit before leaving.
The matching Hero’s Journey task available and active.
Access to the zone listed in that task.
A group prepared for the encounter named by the journal.
Open the Hero’s Journey task list and select Anarynn’s Lost Gold Locket.
Read the active journal objective for the zone, named encounter, item count, and completion contact.
Travel to that listed area with the group members who need the task.
Defeat the encounter’s required enemies rather than farming unrelated zone population.
After the encounter, have each member inspect their task progress and confirm the shared locket credit.
If a member remains incomplete, recheck their task acceptance and journal before repeating the encounter.
When all needed members are credited, follow the journal to the listed turn-in or next task step.
Farming tips
Group-shared loot helps the party, but every character still needs the task accepted and should confirm their own credit.
Do not infer a route from the item name; follow the current quest entry for zone details.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat the encounter only for characters who still need this task and can request or access it again. It is a quest completion, not an ongoing locket production farm.
Common mistakes
Entering the wrong zone based on memory: the journal is the route reference.
Assuming shared loot guarantees task completion for everyone: verify each member’s counter.
Repeating kills without checking task acceptance: correct missing prerequisites first.
When to stop or switch
Stop once the characters pursuing the task have completion credit; turn in or advance as the journal directs.
