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# Elden Reputation - Item Collector
#### ๐ฆ Mission: Item Collecting
Head to **Perceptor**, the NPC located **north of the depot (DP) in Elden City**.\
๐ **Tip:** Use the map โ the NPC is accessible **after climbing the ladder**.
To start the mission, say:\
**hi โ mission**\
Once youโve gathered all the required items, complete it with:\
**hi โ complete**
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**๐น Whatโs the Mission About?**
Perceptor will ask you to **collect a specific number of items** dropped by various monsters.\
Heโll also tell you **which monsters drop the required items**, helping you plan your **farming routes** more efficiently.
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**๐น Important Notes**
* The requested items may drop from **different monsters and locations**, so expect some exploring.
* This mission can be completed **once every 24 hours**.
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**๐ Rewards**
* Random **Reputation** (7โ35 points)
* **10 ELO points**
* **Reward & Task Tokens**
* **Wheel Scrolls**
NPC Perceptor
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