To enter the Brimstone Sands Biome inNew World, complete the Strider of the Sands and the A Selfless nature quests and be at leastlevel 60. After completing the quest, players will receive a special potion item to enter the Brimstone Sands biome in New World. That said, here is how to start and complete the Strider of the Sands quest in New World.
How to complete the Strider of the Sands quest in New World
To complete the Strider of the sands quest in New World, you must head to one of the following locations listed below:
Once at your faction’s location to start the quest, you must speak to an NPC called Soulwarden Kovalenko. Speaking to the Soulwarden will begin the next part of the quest, which involves gathering twoFish Oiland three Frostcliff Berries. After gathering the Fish Oil and berries, you must place acampdown or visit analchemy station.
In either ab alchemy station or camp tier 5, you must create a Desert Cerate potion and use it. Using the Desert Cerate potion will allow you to travel to the Brimstone Sands biome in New World. However, you must follow the quest to Ebonscale Reach or whatever location your quest leads you to. In Ebonscale Reach, you must head to a gate marked with a quest marker shown below. Entering through this gate will take you to the Brimstone Sands biome in New World.
How to get Fish Oil in New World
If you need to get Fish Oil in New World, you can do so by fishing for various fish and scraping any fish you get. We recommend using a decent fishing pole and heading to a fishing spot inside your quest region.
Where to find Frostcliff Berries in New World
To gather Frostcliff Berries, you must follow the waypoint given to you by the quest. You can find the waypoint by pressing theJkey and opening your journal. After opening your journal, press the option View In Map as shown below to find where you need to go to find Frostcliff Berries.
For more on New World, we at Pro Game Guides have you covered with guides likeWhen is the New World Brimstone Sands release date?andNew World: Patch Notes (October 2022).
