Quests in Persona 4
This is a list of quests in Persona 4 and Persona 4 Golden.
Undertaking Quests
Persona 4
Quests can optionally be accepted from NPCs in Inaba. There is no visible indicator of available quests in the PS2 version or PS3 digital port of Persona 4; the blue-sweatdrops bubbles were added in Golden. The list of quests can be tracked from the "Quests" section of the menu, which is a subheader of "System." Starting on May 6th, the protagonist can visit Tatsuhime Shrine and receive wishes written on tablets from the Fox. After fulfilling these wishes as quests, return to the shrine and summon the fox to report back. This will cause time to pass, but the Hermit Social Link rank will increase.
Persona 4 Golden
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New quest
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Quest in progress
Quests in Persona 4 Golden can optionally be accepted from NPCs in Inaba. NPCs with an icon of three blue sweatdrop-looking symbols over their head have a quest that has yet to be accepted, while gray icons means that quest has already been accepted. The list of quests can be tracked from the "Quests" section of the menu.
Starting May 6th, the protagonist can visit Tatsuhime Shrine and receive wishes written on tablets. After fulfilling these wishes as quests, the protagonist can return to the shrine and summon the fox to report back. This will cause time to pass, and the Hermit Social Link rank will increase.
List of Quests
Most items that need to be collected from dungeons are not available until you accept the related quest, and cannot be sold by accident. There are, however, a couple of exceptions to that - the Silver Lump (Quest 19), Fashionable Dishes (Quest 27), and Proof of Passion (Quest 35) are all normal enemy drops that the player can accidentally sell from their inventory. Additionally, the twins who give the protagonist a series of quests move out of town in late November, putting a deadline on all of their quests.
Most items that need to be collected from dungeons are not available until you accept the related quest, and cannot be sold by accident. There are, however, a couple of exceptions to that - the Silver Lump (Quest 33), Fashionable Dishes (Quest 40), Proof of Passion (Quest 46), Orichalcum (Quest 62), and Golden Chains (Quest 63) are all normal enemy drops that the player can accidentally sell from their inventory. Additionally, the twins who give the protagonist a series of quests move out of town in late November, putting a deadline on all of their quests.
Notes
References
- General
- "Chapter 2: Schedule", Persona 4 The Golden: The Complete Guide, Compiled by the Dengeki Playstation Editorial Department. Published by ASCII Media Works (2012). Japanese. p. 48 (Undertaking Quests), 118-123 (Quest Walkthrough). ISBN-13: 978-4048866637.