Juniper’s newest potion has a terrible smell, so she tasks you with finding the location of some Lilac flowers as her Stinky Stamina Potion Request in Fields of Mistria.
After all, Lilac flowers smell particularly great. Surely it should be enough to offset the stink coming from Juniper’s potion? Then again, she really should ask for more than just one flower…
Either way, we’ll tell you where to find Lilac in this short guide so you can complete this quest!
Lilac Location for Stinky Stamina Potion Request
Lilac is a relatively common flower that grows only during Spring in Fields of Mistria, and Sweetwater Farm seems to be the best location to get it. Simply go to Sweetwater Farm and walk around outside the farm grounds and you should spot some Lilacs. They seem to be particularly common by the chicken statue on the western side of the farm.
Additionally, some players report that you might also find Lilacs out in The Eastern Road. However, they seem to be a tad less common there, so Sweetwater Farm is your best bet!
Unlike the Morel Mushroom, it shouldn’t take you too long to find a single Lilac flower. Thankfully, that’s also all you really need if you wish to complete Juniper’s Stinky Stamina Potion Request.
Once you’ve found the Lilac, simply return to Juniper back in town and give her the flower. A cutscene will play out where we get to see Juniper attempt to clear the foul smell from the potion. You can guess how that goes, but we’ll let you watch the cutscene yourself to find out how things play out!
Anyway, that’s all there is to finding the location of Lilac in Fields of Mistria and completing the Stinky Stamina Potion Request. Besides the request, you can alsosell Lilac for 35 Tesserae or use it for various crafting recipes.
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