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55 Giant Brown Sugar Cube is a quest consumable in Crimson Desert. Ravok's secret training technique, famous for turning even the notoriously aggressive wetlands boars into gentle lambs. It exudes a sweetness and aroma dozens of times more concentrated than ordinary sugar. Even the pickiest of horses are instantly captivated by its irresistible flavor.
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77 Properties
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99 PropertyValueTypeQuest ConsumableGradeNormalPrice1 Silver
1010 How to Obtain
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1212 This item can be obtained through the following sources:
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1414 Track Ravok of the Savage Fangs
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1616 Notes
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1818 Quest items are stored in a dedicated section of your inventory and generally cannot be sold or traded.Some quest items may remain in your inventory after completing their associated quest, while others are automatically removed.
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2020 See Also
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2222 Quest Items - All quest items in Crimson DesertQuests - Quest walkthrough guideItems - All items overview
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2424 Obtaining the Giant Brown Sugar Cube
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2626 The Giant Brown Sugar Cube drops from Ravok, the Master of the Wetlands, who patrols the swamp southeast of the Crimson Desert. Two landmarks anchor his route: Bordered Camp and the Skullstone Totem southwest of Bordered Camp. Ravok walks between these points on a fixed loop.
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3030 Because the swamp is dark and overgrown, hold up your lantern to spot Ravok on approach. Chasing him through the terrain is a waste of time. The cleaner play is to park yourself directly on his patrol path between Bordered Camp and Skullstone Totem and wait. He will come to you, which lets you open the fight on your terms with full stamina and abilities ready.
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3232 Mount XP Reward
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3434 Consuming the Giant Brown Sugar Cube grants a large amount of mount experience, pushing your Horse Affinity bar up in one go. That is valuable if you are still leveling a new horse or chasing a higher affinity tier on your main mount. Because the drop is one-time per character, save it for the horse you actually plan to ride long term.