• City
• Skills
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• Discovery
• Location
• Rewards
• Required

• Lima Adventurer's Guild
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  7
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  9
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  7
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   Northwest Copiapo
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• 　Member
• Language/Edit History
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• Warbride
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  No.11542 : A logical strategy for ruling
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• Baneado
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  No.2770 : A logical strategy for ruling
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• Baneado
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  No.2768 : A logical strategy for ruling
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• Anonymous
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  No.1605 : txt_quest_99997023
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1. Lima - Talk to Barkeep
2. Lima - Talk to City Official x2
3. Copiapo - Talk to City Official
4. Northwest Copiapo - Use Observe and Search near Shack in center of map





Pre-Quest Required:
Cultivated land of knowledge 5 7 1 Terraced Fields
Do all roads lead to Rome? 2 4 1 The Appian Way




1. Incan road
In this country, there are roads that are maintained as Incan Roads. That's because all of the roads are linked to Cusco. Like all the roads leading to Rome. Because of the maintenance on the roads, information comes from all over the place to Cusco, and skills from Cusco were able to reach far away places. That's another achievement of Pachacuti.

2. Rule that is given
Pachacuti did not persecute or take the lands of subjugated peoples. On the contrary, they had posture of coexistence. They gave the subjugated peoples a culture integrated from many different peoples. That's what the high technology of the Incan Roads and terraced fields was. It was his strategy not to steal, but to offer.

3. Rule that is desired
The hostile surrounding peoples desired the bountiful lifestyle and the sparkling prosperity that the Incan people offered. The kings after Pachacuti also accepted autonomy, as well as the people, so it was difficult to lose this characteristic. You should ask the Official of the town of Colombo (Copiapo).

4. A combination of colours
This area came nder the rule of the Empire relatively early, and the characteristics of the Incan peoples and the locals is well integrated. If you look at the clothing of these people on the outskirts, even you might understand. The luxuriousness of the chieftain's clothes comes from the Emperor.

5. A logical strategy for ruling
The Incan Emperor Pachacuti's governing strategy was to unite the cultures of all of the regions he ruled, and sought autonomy for them and bestow a bountiful lifestyle. The surrounding people who also sought and desired this came under the Incan rule. This can be seen in the clothing of the people who live on the outskirts of Copiapo



Line of Chieftan's Clothes


Quest Mediation Permit

• Discovery
• Line of Chieftan's Clothes ★★★★ (Historical legacy) Exp:720 Fame:300
  Traditional clothing used when a chief is elected in one of the numerous tribes of people that lived on the South American continent. The Incan empire claimed a vast area of land, but allowed tribes to rule themselves if they had an existing system of government. In this way, the tribes did not lose any of their traditions and uniqueness.

• Skill
• Search 7 Archaeology 9 Unlock 7

• Location
• Northwest Copiapo
  

• Reward
• Line of Chieftan's Clothes 0