Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Early "Harvest Necklace" Location

Getting some items pretty early can be quite beneficial in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. You are going to be ahead of everyone else in the game and you’ll be sure to make them jealous with your cool new items! In today’s guide, we will be showing you the location of the Harvest Necklace. Let’s get started.

Early ‘’Harvest Necklace Location’’ – Xenoblade Chronicles 3

You will have to travel to the Aetia Region on the world map in order to be closest to the Necklace’s location. Then while you’re here you will need to proceed to move to the Yzana Plains. They can be found here:

You can use one of the spawning locations nearby to fast travel here. Then while here keep on running to the south. You will see a little cliff going up once you get closer to the south. You will know you’re on the right cliff when you will start seeing a whole flock of birds flying in the air.

They are fairly low level enemies so they will be no threat to you(assuming you’re high level). Just go past them, there is no actual need of killing them at all. Keep following this road shown in the picture and stick to the farthest most right side. You will need to actually be next to the cliff side from the right.

Then after a while of walking, you’re going to see this on your right side. It will be a little broken off patch of rocky land:

That is the Container that you’re looking for. It is going to be on the small broken-out cliff island just next to the one you were walking on. Loot it and enjoy your Harvest Necklace. Congratulations!

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