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Plucked Fruit, Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Quest

Walkthrough for the quest Plucked Fruit in the game Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire. This page covers all main objectives, key steps, or helpful tips to guide you through the quest smoothly. Whenever possible, the guide points out locations for key items and details interactions with NPCs, among other tips. To ensure maximum clarity, in-game screenshots are included for easy-to-follow visual guidance.

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Quest Group: Tasks

Start location: Tikawara

The last of the tribe's koīki fruit is missing. Mukūmu believes that Tamau stole it, but Tamau insists he's innocent.

Note: Currently, this page contains raw quest data only. I know that it is not much, and I will try to update it with more valuable information as soon as possible.

Related points of interest

Icon of NPC Mukūmu Tikawara
Icon of NPC Tamau Tikawara
Icon of NPC Pekeho Tikawara
Icon of Quest Item Stained Kaora Reeds Tikawara
Icon of NPC Rongi Tikawara
Icon of Loot Locked Chest (Stealing) Tikawara
Icon of Quest Item Dried Koīki Fruit Tikawara

Quest stages of Plucked Fruit

1. Investigate the missing koīki fruit around the village on Tikawara.

The fisherman Pekeho caught Tamau stealing koīki. Mukūmu wants the rest of the missing fruit found.

I may be able to learn more by talking to Tamau and Pekeho.

Updates:

Pekeho wasn't very forthcoming with information. He seems to particularly dislike Tamau, so there could be a deeper grudge at play.

Pekeho admits that Tamau did not steal the koīki. He mentioned that the fruit was kept in a drying hut north of the ranga's home.

Tamau maintains his innocence. He mentioned that the koīki was stored in the drying hut north of the ranga's home.

I found a kaora reed by the drying hut. It looks to have been stained by some sort of juice.

The kaora reed I found is apparently used in weaving.

Rongi acted particularly dismissive of Tamau's possible innocence. It might be worth keeping an eye on him.

Rongi, the basket weaver, goes down to the beach every midnight. No one knows why.

Rongi admitted to stealing the koīki fruit. He said it's buried on the beach.

2. Return the koīki fruit to Mukūmu in the village.

I found the stolen koīki fruit hidden on the beach.

Mukūmu will be glad to see it recovered, but he'll also want to know who's to blame.

Updates:

Rongi stole the koīki fruit in order to harvest the seeds. He begged me to help him incriminate Tamau, giving the seeds a chance to grow.

3. Endings

I framed Tamau for the theft of the koīki fruit.

I blamed Rongi for the theft of the koīki fruit.

Rongi knew I'd discovered his stash of koīki fruit. He must have moved the stash and talked to Mukūmu, because Tamau has been executed for the theft.

Someone critical to the completion of this quest has been killed.