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As you play throughXenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed, you’ll encounter quests that improve different areas and give you access to new facilities. The Abandoned Supplies quest helps you upgrade the accessory shop in Colony 9, allowing you to pick the best ones for your party and improve their stats for upcoming battles.
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However, getting through the quest poses challenges, so you’ll want to know the necessary steps. Even though you don’t need to finish the quest to beat the game, accessing the new area and gaining Affinity Growth points can make the effort worth it.
Starting The Abandoned Supplies Quest And Reaching The Supplies
You should visit the Central Plaza in Colony 9. You’ll encounter an exclamation point that starts the quest.Peridot and Eow give this quest, so talk with them. Once you speak with them, you can go to the location to get the Abandoned Supplies.
You must visit theElevator Upper Landing Landmark in the Aurora Shelf. Once you arrive, you’ll travel southeast. If you reach the Pilgrims' Rest Remains, continue heading south. You’ll encounter a ladder, so either climb it or hop down to the area below it.
If you’re the proper level for this quest, at leastlevel 33, you won’t die from the fall.
If you’re facing away from the ladder, you’ll see a cave to your left, so enter it.
In this area, you’ll encounter the supplies and a cutscene. However, you’ll soon discover that the supplies have monsters around them, soyou must defeat them to complete the mission.
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Preparing For The Fight
Even though it’s a level 36 mission, you may win this battle easily ifyour party is at least level 33.
Also, if you haven’t already, earn enoughAffinity Pointsto fill out the first section of your Affinity Tree. Not only will your Arts be more powerful, but thepassive abilities of your characters will make the fight easier.
After that, you’ll need reliable equipment for your characters. Your characters will have amix of one or two accessories and a single gem slot, so you’ll want to use a mixture of the following equipment to help you with the fight.
Gems
Matthew
Armring to boost damage and Headgear to increase his critical hit rate.
Accurate Grace tohelp Matthew land more hits.
A
Choker to reduce her Aggrowhile healing and Gloves to boost her evasion.
Disperse Bloodlust to lower A’s Aggro, so she doesn’t go down in a fight.
Nikol
Protector to increase his block rate while low on health and Feather to build continuous Aggro.
Brimming Spirit tohelp Nikol generate and maintain Aggro.
Glimmer
Cameo to restore more of Glimmer’s health, so she’ll stay alive, and Necklace to help her heal more.
Lifesaving Expertise to let Glimmer revive characters faster while offering better healing.
Shulk
Vambraces to boost his Aggro and Misanga to increase his evasion and dodging while low on health.
Tailwind tohelp Shulk have higher Agility, so he’ll work as a dodge tank.
Rex
Necklace toreduce Rex’s Aggroand Headgear to boost his critical hit rate.
Analyze Weakness to boost Rex’s critical hit damage.
As for your Unity Skills and Unity Combos, you’ll want to go withMatthew and Glimmer, A and Nikol, and Shulk and Rex. This combo will give you access to Smash for damage while offering Blowdown as needed. As a bonus, you’ll only target a single enemy during your Unity Combo, so you won’t attract more monsters as you fight.
As for your Unity Skills,they help you with survivability while boosting your damage. You’ll deal more damage with Matthew, Glimmer, Shulk, and Rex, while Matthew, Glimmer, A, and Nikol will also boost your Block Rate and Evasion to stay alive.
If you’re level 35, this build will work since you’re dealing with level 36 enemies, making Shulk and Rex’s Unity Skill take effect.If you’re level 36, pair A with Rex and Nikol with Shulkto boost your Topple and Launch damage while reducing your damage and increasing your healing.
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The Best Strategy For The Fight And Returning The Quest
You’ll notice that you won’t draw all the monsters' attention at the start of the fight. If you target enemies on the right side, with your back facing the exit, you canstart with a single enemy and work your way around. Since you have single-target Unity Combos, you don’t have to worry about drawing all four of their attention during the fight.
However, you still need to transition to the next enemy. Before defeating an enemy, you shouldtarget the next closest one. That way, your party will defeat the previous enemy and transition to the next. This helps youmaintain your Chain Attack meter, so you’ll use a Chain Attack against the next foe. You’ll take them down faster and go through the battle.
You should play as either A or Glimmerto use your healing skills more efficiently. After all, if yourDefendersget low on health, you want to position your healers to reach them, so play as these characters to make the fight easier.
You only have four foes to defeat. If you struggle to win with this setup, don’t worry: level up a bit and return.Even a single level up can make the differencein fights, so you can either fight enemies or go to a Rest Spot to train.
Once you defeat the enemies, you’ll get another cutscene explaining that you mustmeet Eow and Peridot back at Colony 9. All you have to do is fast-travel to the Ether Light in Colony 9, step forward, watch a cutscene, and you’ll finish the quest.
Upon doing so, you’llunlock more accessories at the storealongside some experience, gold,Silver Earrings, and aDevotional Necklace.
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