The Color of Mora

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The Color of Mora (unofficial name) is a Hidden Exploration Objective that takes place in Tezcatepetonco Range, Natlan.

Location[]

Steps[]

Talk to Mamull
Play Round 1
Play Round 2
Play Round 3
Transform into an Iktomisaurus (There is a Saurian Spiritstone on the left)
Talk to the Exhausted Iktomisaurus
Free the Trapped Iktomisaur Chick
Play Round 3 again

Gameplay Notes[]

Completing this Hidden Exploration Objective awards the Wonders of the World achievement Alert and on Guard! and a Luxurious Chest.
The Young Iktomisaurus can be freed at any point, even before starting Mamull's challenge. Its dialogue after being freed will not change.
For the round after the Young Iktomisaurus has been freed, the player does not need to match the color of the stones. However, the player will need to paint at least one stone.

Dialogue[]

(Approach the stage): Mamull: Come, take a look, see for yourself! It's only the hottest, most thrilling new thing... the "Painted Stone Challenge"!; Mamull: Aiyaya, my friends, this opportunity won't come knocking twice! If you snooze, you'll lose!

(Approach Mamull): Mamull: Come and See

(Talk to the Exhausted Iktomisaurus while indwelling, optional): Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Be careful... This fellow's a cunning one... *sigh*

(Talk to the Trapped Iktomisaur Chick while indwelling, optional): Trapped Iktomisaur Chick: Ohh... When can I get out of here...; Trapped Iktomisaur Chick: That person's a big liar, *sob*...

(Talk to Mamull)

Mamull: Oh-ho, a foreign guest!

Mamull: I guess arriving at the right time is better than being early. I just set this stall up today, and here you are.

Mamull: What fantastic luck, hehe!

You do have pretty good luck.

Mamull: Oh, no, no, dear guest. I'm not talking about my luck, but yours!

Paimon: Our luck?

Mamull: Indeed! Not everyone gets the chance to take the most ancient trial on the Hued-Jade Heights — the Painted Stone Challenge!

Mamull: This is a trial left behind by the legendary hero of the Masters of the Night-Wind, um... Vallejodaken, designed to train the memory of our tribespeople and their ability to perceive color.

Paimon: Wait, was there ever such a hero from the Masters of the Night-Wind...?

Mamull: Why, the tribe has a long and profound history. How could you outsiders hope to know all of it, eh?

But you're not from the Masters of the Night-Wind, are you?

Mamull: ...W—Well now! What does a legendary hero's trial have to do with which tribe I'm from? The six major tribes were established so long ago, surely it is high time the barriers between them went down... *ahem*.

Mamull: Anyway, lucky travelers from afar — why don't you listen in on the rules of the Painted Stone Challenge? To be honest, the rewards I prepared are so generous it gives me conniptions!

Paimon: R—Really?

Paimon: It still sounds fishy, but there's no harm in listening... What do you think, (Traveler)?

You'll hear it no matter what I say...

Paimon: C'mon, a good adventurer should never pass up a chance for extra rewards!

Well, let's see what you call "lucky" around here, then...

Paimon: Teehee, that word always fills Paimon with excitement!

Mamull: Then allow me, the heir of the hero Vallekan, to explain the rules to you...

Paimon: Wait, did that name just change, or...

Mamull: Change? No, no, it was always the same name. *sigh* You foreigners just have trouble remembering the mighty names of our ancient heroes — but that's okay. Anyway, here's how the rules work...

Mamull: When the challenge begins, the Iktomisaurus next to me will create differently-colored stones on the empty platform, which will disappear shortly...

Mamull: What you must do is use the Hued Monetoo to grant color that corresponds to the stones on each platform. As long as the colors match, you pass the stage.

Mamull: So, this is actually a memory game. How about it? Pretty simple, right?

That doesn't sound very difficult...

Paimon: Plus, there's two of us, so it's just remembering a couple of colors...

Mamull: Yes, yes. Oh-ho, isn't today your lucky day? But it's also an unlucky day — for my wallet.

Mamull: So then, if you wish to play, it'll cost you 500 Mora to take part.

Paimon: What, you still want Mora for this?

Mamull: Ah, but what you don't know, dear guest, is that the trials of our heroes have been passed down through the generations and have required much expenditure to maintain... Such tremendous efforts are beyond the ken of outsiders.

Mamull: Besides, compared with the final reward, 500 Mora is a drop in the bucket. Ah, it's more like a barrier to entry, testing a challenger's sincerity in wanting to experience the trial...

Paimon: Okay okay, well...

Paimon: Paimon's gonna fork up the fee, (Traveler), but you gotta win!

Mamull: Okay then, you two: Shall we get things started?

Let's do this.

Mamull: Ah, yes! How wonderful! How exciting! The Painted Stone Challenge welcomes its newest challenger! Let the games begin!

(The Iktomisaurus conjures three colored stones)

Give me some time to prepare...

Mamull: No worries. Just tell me once you're done.

(Resets the dialogue to the beginning)

(Talk to Mamull again before coloring a stone, optional)

Mamull: How about it? Would you like to try the Painted Stone Challenge? Or would you like to learn more about the rules again?

Let's hear the rules real quick, shall we?

Mamull: Hmm, true, it is always important to understand the rules before you start doing anything. *sigh* Listen carefully, then. The "Painted Stone Challenge" goes like this:

Mamull: When the challenge begins, the Iktomisaurus next to me will create differently-colored stones on the empty platform, which will disappear shortly...

Mamull: What you must do is use the Hued Monetoo to grant color that corresponds to the stones on each platform. As long as the colors match, you pass the stage.

Let's do this.

Mamull: Ah, yes! How wonderful! How exciting! The Painted Stone Challenge welcomes its newest challenger! Let the games begin!

(Resets colored stones)

Give me some time to prepare...

Mamull: No worries. Just tell me once you're done.

(Color a stone for the first time): Mamull: So, have you prepared your answers? Tell me when you're ready.

(Approach Mamull): Mamull: Tell me when you're ready!

(Talk to Mamull after coloring a stone)

Mamull: Now then, as for the stones mentioned in the quiz before... What color were they?

Mamull: Well, are you ready with Round 1's answers?

I'm done!

Mamull: Okay, let's see about your results, shall we?

(If answered incorrectly)

Challenge Failed!

(If answered correctly)

Challenge Completed!

Mamull: Amazing! You cleared the first stage, no sweat!

I haven't finished coloring yet.

Mamull: Of course, but the longer you spend doing this, the more the color will seep out of your memory...

(Talk to Mamull after passing Round 1)

Mamull: My, how quick-witted you are, dear guest! This test is too easy, too basic for you.

Mamull: But as you can see, there's still a little bit to go before your final reward.

Mamull: How about it? Do you want to keep going? In any case... Hehe, it's 500 Mora to play.

Let's keep going. We've got more than enough to cover the fee...

Mamull: Thank you for your patronage, then!

Mamull: Alright, alright. Now then, Round Two of the Painted Stone Challenge — a tougher challenge, to be sure. What will the result be? Would you like to begin?

Let's do this.

Mamull: Wonderful! Ah, such excitement! Come then, traveler from afar, dear esteemed guest: Can you pass the test this time around? This way please...!

(The Iktomisaurus conjures four colored stones)

Give me some time to prepare...

Mamull: No worries. Just tell me once you're done.

(Resets to beginning of dialogue section)

(Talk to Mamull again before coloring a stone, optional)

Mamull: Go on then, shall we try Round 2 of the Painted Stone Challenge? Or would you like to hear about the rules again?

Let's hear the rules real quick, shall we?

Mamull: Hmm, true, it is always important to understand the rules before you start doing anything. *sigh* Listen carefully, then. The "Painted Stone Challenge" goes like this:

Mamull: When the challenge begins, the Iktomisaurus next to me will create differently-colored stones on the empty platform, which will disappear shortly...

Mamull: What you must do is use the Hued Monetoo to grant color that corresponds to the stones on each platform. As long as the colors match, you pass the stage.

Let's do this.

Mamull: Wonderful! Ah, such excitement! Come then, traveler from afar, dear esteemed guest: Can you pass the test this time around? This way, please...!

(Resets colored stones)

Give me some time to prepare...

Mamull: No worries. Just tell me once you're done.

(Talk to Mamull after coloring a stone)

Mamull: Oh-ho, there were more stones, I imagine? Now, what color were they?

Mamull: Well then! Are your Round 2 answers ready?

It's done!

Mamull: Okay, let's see about your results, shall we?

(If answered incorrectly)

Challenge Failed!

Mamull: Alas! It appears your answer fell somewhat short of being able to be considered "correct"... But don't be discouraged! Chin up and try again!

(If answered correctly)

Challenge Completed!

Mamull: Amazing! The second stage couldn't even slow you!

I haven't finished coloring yet.

Mamull: Of course, but the longer you spend doing this, the more the color will seep out of your memory...

(Talk to Mamull after passing Round 2)

Mamull: You had to memorize the color of the extra stone, but you guessed them all correctly without hesitation! You might be from a foreign land, but you really are an incredible hero.

Mamull: And now, we've reached this stage at last... If you can answer this final question and clear the final stage— I mean, the final trial, and the reward will be yours!

Mamull: How about it? Would you like to keep going?

Here's 500 Mora...

Mamull: And indeed it is. Thanks for your patronage!

Mamull: Round 3 of the Painted Stone Challenge, my foreign guest, is the final test, and a tremendously exciting one at that! Shall we begin now?

Let's do this.

Mamull: Wonderful! Ah, such excitement! Come then, traveler from afar, dear esteemed guest: Can you pass the test this time around? This way, please...!

(The Iktomisaurus conjures five colored stones)

Give me some time to prepare...

Mamull: No worries. Just tell me once you're done.

(Resets to beginning of dialogue section)

(Talk to Mamull again before coloring a stone, optional)

Mamull: Go on then, shall we try Round 3 of the Painted Stone Challenge? Or would you like to hear about the rules again?

Let's hear the rules real quick, shall we?

Mamull: Hmm, true, it is always important to understand the rules before you start doing anything. *sigh* Listen carefully, then. The "Painted Stone Challenge" goes like this:

Mamull: When the challenge begins, the Iktomisaurus next to me will create differently-colored stones on the empty platform, which will disappear shortly...

Mamull: What you must do is use the Hued Monetoo to grant color that corresponds to the stones on each platform. As long as the colors match, you pass the stage.

Let's do this.

Mamull: Wonderful! Ah, such excitement! Come then, traveler from afar, dear esteemed guest: Can you pass the test this time around? This way, please...!

(Resets colored stones)

Give me some time to prepare...

Mamull: No worries. Just tell me once you're done.

(Resets to beginning of dialogue section)

(Talk to Mamull after coloring a stone)

Mamull: Haha! So, the final trial. Sometimes, the most dangerous moment comes precisely when you're closest to victory...

Mamull: Well, are you ready for the final round?

It's done!

Mamull: Okay, let's see about your results, shall we?

(If answered incorrectly)

Challenge Failed!

Mamull: Alas! It appears your answer fell somewhat short of being able to be considered "correct"... But don't be discouraged! Chin up and try again!

(If answered correctly)

(Continue to next section)

I haven't finished coloring yet.

Mamull: Of course, but the longer you spend doing this, the more the color will seep out of your memory...

(After completing Round 3)

Mamull: What a shame, dear guests, you almost got it...

Paimon: Wait, that can't be! Our answer was correct, Paimon's sure of it!

Mamull: Ah, well, doesn't everyone who gets it wrong think so too? That's normal, absolutely normal. The final test's difficulty is different from the others, though...

Mamull: "This is the final test, sure, but it looks easy enough..."

Mamull: Ask yourself this, my little flying guest: Did you not think this way, even if but once?

Paimon: Uh... Maybe...?

Mamull: And there's the rub! This is a hero's trial, mind you — there's no way I could let you breeze past it that easily.

Mamull: But that's fine. I'll let you try again for free!

Mamull: That way, you'll witness the final trial's true difficulty for yourself!

Paimon: Really? No need for any Mora this time around?

Paimon: S—Seeing as it's free, let's give it another go...

"Free"'s the highest price of them all...

Paimon: That doesn't make sense either, but anyway... let's give this one more try!

Seeing as it's free...

Paimon: That's right! This try's free anyway!

Mamull: So then, your second try of the final trial. Shall we begin?

Let's do this.

Mamull: Hehe. Well then, do be careful this time.

(The Iktomisaurus conjures five colored stones)

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Coo... Cooooo...

Paimon: Huh? Ah! It's the Iktomisaurus in charge of the exam questions... Does it want to say something...?

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Coo... Cooooo...

(Talk to Mamull again before coloring a stone, optional)

Mamull: Ah, what a terrible shame, isn't it — to feel as if you've gotten it instantly, but somehow fail at the end, no matter what you do.

Mamull: But this is also part of a hero's trial. Go on then, dear foreign guest: Would you like to continue the challenge...?

Mamull: That said, it is 500 Mora a pop. Don't forget about that.

Let's do this.

Mamull: Hehe. Well then, do be careful this time.

(Resets colored stones)

(After the cutscene)

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Coo... Cooooo...

Paimon: Huh? Ah! It's the Iktomisaurus in charge of the exam questions... Does it want to say something...?

Give me some time to prepare...

Mamull: No worries. Just tell me once you're done.

(Resets to beginning of dialogue section)

(Talk to the Exhausted Iktomisaurus while indwelling)

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: When are those two foreign guests going to realize that this whole thing is a scam...

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: *sigh*... It's happened so many times... *sigh* This hustler Mamull keeps using me to scam people...

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: But my child is locked up in there. If I could just stage a rescue...

(If Young Iktomisaurus was freed before this point)

The door has been opened...

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Really... When was that? Huh, was it when those two foreigners approached a while back...?

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Right. I know what to do. Hmph, that lying liar who lies shall receive well-deserved punishment!

Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Hmph, just keep playing that game. That sneaky swindler is going to taste utter defeat this time!

(If Young Iktomisaurus was not freed before this point)

(Investigate the nearby spot)

(Obtain Key Found by the "Painted Stone Challenge" Podium)

(Approach the cage after obtaining the key)

Paimon: Hey! The key to this cage wouldn't happen to be the one we found earlier, would it...?

(Open the cage)

(Use Key Found by the "Painted Stone Challenge" Podium)

Paimon: Okay, door's open, and we've saved the little Iktomisaurus! Let's go tell that test-writing Iktomisaurus!

(Talk to the freed Young Iktomisaurus while indwelling, optional): Young Iktomisaurus: Thank you... Phew, I'm finally out!

(Talk to the Exhausted Iktomisaurus, optional): Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Oh, my child... My child is locked up in there...; Exhausted Iktomisaurus: But my child is locked up in there. If I could just stage a rescue...; The door has been opened...; Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Eh, it must've been the two outland visitors from earlier... Ah, thank goodness!; Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Right. I know what to do. Hmph, that lying liar who lies shall receive well-deserved punishment!; Exhausted Iktomisaurus: Hmph, just keep playing that game. That sneaky swindler is going to taste utter defeat this time!

(Talk to Mamull after coloring a stone)

Mamull: Haha! So, the final trial. Sometimes, the most dangerous moment comes precisely when you're closest to victory...

Mamull: Well, are you ready for the final round?

It's done!

Mamull: Okay, let's see about your results, shall we?

(If answered incorrectly)

Challenge Failed!

(If answered correctly, before freeing the Trapped Iktomisaur Chick)

(The colored stones are randomized)

Challenge Failed!

Paimon: What's going on... Why's it still wrong? Paimon totally remembered this time!

Mamull: Alas! What a pity, that answer doesn't appear to quite [sic] correct...

(If answered after freeing the Trapped Iktomisaur Chick)

(The Iktomisaurus matches the colored stones)

Challenge Completed!

Mamull: Huh... Wait, what's going on? That's actually... correct?

(Continue to next section)

I haven't finished coloring yet.

Mamull: Of course, but the longer you spend doing this, the more the color will seep out of your memory...

(After passing Round 3): Mamull: Dammit, you bloody Iktomisaur, you... Don't you care about your own child anymore?; Iktomisaurus: Krraaa—!; Paimon: Hmph! We realized something was up, and we've already saved the little Iktomisaurus!; So this trial's a scam...; Mamull: And here I thought that we had two fattened outlander sheep waltzing in, but no, you're just scoundrels, here to ruin everything!; Iktomisaurus: Krraaa—!; Mamull: Alright, alright! I'm sorry, I'm sorry!; Give our Mora back!; Paimon: Yeah, it was 500 Mora each time... and you scammed Paimon so many times!; Mamull: Alright, alright! Here, you two... take it. This... This should be enough, right?; Iktomisaurus: Krraaa—!; Mamull: Uh... Mister... or Miss... Saurian...? L—Let's talk this through, shall we?; Mamull: Look, I provided your child with a safe place, gave it food and water... Aren't you going to show even a little gratitude?; Paimon: Mouthing off at a time like this, huh?; Iktomisaurus: Rawr!; Mamull: N—No, pl—please!; The Iktomisaurus flaps its wings, sending frigid air swirling around the scammer who had trapped its child.
Soon, the swindler Mamull is forced to flee under the threat of razor-sharp Saurian claws...; After that, the Iktomisaurus bows in thanks before departing, youngling in tow.; Paimon: Hmph, this guy kept scamming Paimon for all that Mora, over and over again!; Paimon: Serves him right!

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Released in Version 5.2

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