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11 Race in Hernand is a faction quest in Crimson Desert, part of the Flame Melting the Chains quest series. This quest takes place in the Hernand region.
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33 Quest Details
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55 PropertyDetailsQuest TypeFaction QuestRegionHernandQuest SeriesFlame Melting the Chains
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88 A race against the noble was held in the middle of Hernand, kicking up clouds of dust.
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1212 Check the faction quest board regularly, as available quests rotate over time.Completing faction quests increases your reputation with the local faction, unlocking access to better vendors and rewards.
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1414 See Also
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1616 Faction QuestsSide Quests GuideFactions
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1818 Quest Overview
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2020 Race in Hernand is a House Serkis faction quest and sits under the Hooves Through the Wind chapter. It is a short horse-race challenge in the centre of Hernand against a local noble, with a Local Informant guiding the final objective.
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2222 Step by Step Walkthrough
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2424 Travel to Hernand and activate the quest marker in the town centre.Accept the race from the noble and line up at the start pennant.Win the race against the noble across the dust-raising circuit through town.Report back to the Local Informant to complete the final objective.Turn in the quest and collect the Master Trainer's Touch reward.
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2828 Pin the Local Informant on the map before starting to avoid backtracking once the race ends.Use a high-stamina mount. The circuit favours sustained speed over bursts, and your horse's stamina bar is what loses the race if you ignore the Horseback mechanics.This pairs naturally with other Racing Challenges for similar-format extra rewards.
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3030 Related Quests
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3232 Flame Melting the Chains (parent series).House Serkis Quests (other Hooves Through the Wind chapter objectives).
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36+Race in Hernand is most relevant when planning movement, hauling, or group travel. The seat count, stamina, movement, and handling rows show whether it fits solo exploration, passenger transport, or supply movement better than a faster single-rider mount.