Not So Scary After All - Enshrouded Guide - IGN
Not So Scary After All is a side quest in Enshrouded that’ll send you to Pikemead’s Reach in search of a friendly little plushy doll. The Barber
Not So Scary After All is a side quest in Enshrouded that’ll send you to Pikemead’s Reach in search of a friendly little plushy doll. The Barber is certain that’ll it’ll help the Farmer overcome her fear of fell critters, so he sends you into harm’s way to procure one. This side quest walkthrough will show you where to find it with minimal mortal danger.
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You can start Not So Scary After All after unlocking the Bard and giving him proper shelter. Once he’s had time to get cozy in your settlement, he’ll meet the Farmer and learn of her fear of fell critters. Then, he’ll send you on this quest.
To complete Not So Scary After All, you need to head into Pikemead’s Reach and find a basement under one of its homes. The fastest way to get to Pikemead’s Reach is to glide west from the Nomad Highlands Ancient Spire. You can run along a few cliffs on the way to keep your elevation until the final descent to the south gate of the ruined city.
Approach from the Huckster’s Square entrance on the south side of Pikemead’s Reach. Then, turn right down the first alleyway you see inside the Shrouded mist.
Turn left at the end of the alley and head up the stairs ahead of you. You’ll reach a grate at the far end. Climb up it and look to your left.
The ruined house you’ll find there near the Shroud vase is the one with the basement you’re looking for. Head down the stairs inside and through the passages you find there.
In the room at the end of the underground passage, you’ll find the plushy resting in the rubble . Pick it up and bring it to the Farmer to finish this quest, earning you 100 XP and a cute little plushy you can place in your home for some added Comfort.
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