How to complete Bruna's Request in Crimson Desert

Crimson Desert Bruna's Request - Bruna — (Image credit: Pearl Abyss)

Finishing Bruna's Request in Crimson Desert is a bit of a strange one. Despite only being a minor quest that gives you a simple inventory expansion, it's got a couple of stages that can really trip you up, both at the Royal Trading Post and at Lioncrest Manor.

After searching for a while, I found a way to get inside the manor. I'll explain every stage of the quest below as you track down the saddler so you can report back to Bruna about the quality of her new tack.

Visit the stable and the Royal Trading Post

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Crimson Desert Bruna's Request - Tack Keeper's note — You can find the Tack Keeper's Note at Hernand stable(Image credit: Pearl Abyss)

Here's every step in completing Bruna's Request:

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Read Bruna's Note that she gives you, explaining that the saddler works at Hernand Stable.
Head to Hernand Stable and read the Tack Keeper's Note which you'll find there, explaining that the saddler has gone to the Royal Trading Post.
Go to the Royal Trading Post and speak to the 'Noble' with the red hat on the right side stand. He'll give you the Royal Delivery Note, explaining the saddler has gone to Lioncrest Manor.
Head to Lioncrest Manor. The saddler is inside the manor itself, but you'll find that there are guards outside every door who won't let you in. However, if you head around the back of the building, you can climb up to find a small shuttered window you can open, just to the right of the backdoor.
Speak to the saddler in the entrance room of the manor and then report back to Bruna at the Nas River Fishing Dock to complete the request.

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