Should Great Desert requests be cleared with collectibles?

Yes. The desert is large, so pair request objectives with nearby cans, camps, outfits, and region cleanup when possible.

Is this a full Great Desert collectible page?

No. This page focuses on requests and rewards, while the Great Desert collectibles page handles the broader region sweep.

Do PC and PS5 request routes differ?

The core route should be the same unless content access, reward labels, or input wording differs.

Which Great Desert request needs its own page first?

Precious Treasure deserves its own page because players search the Collapsed Overpass route, yellow bus solution, Blue Monsoon chest, and board reward separately.

Great Desert Requests

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Updated: Jun 11, 2026Author: Guide deskViews: 82,412

Clear Stellar Blade Great Desert requests with a region-first route for Bulletin Board tasks, mission overlaps, rewards, collectibles, and PC Complete Edition notes.

Quick Answer

For Great Desert requests, activate camps and landmarks first, then clear request objectives while sweeping nearby cans, outfits, and collectible checks so you do not repeat the same desert routes.

Screenshot Timeline (2 key screenshots)

Stellar Blade Great Desert request overview screenshot

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00:04:40Great Desert request overview
00:03:12Great Desert board request route

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Quest route

Great Desert is large enough that request cleanup becomes inefficient if each task is handled in isolation. Use camp anchors and landmark loops, then pair request objectives with nearby collectibles.

AreaCountOrderKey note

Activate camp anchors01Before request cleanupShorter loops

Bulletin Board requests02Batch by landmarkBoard rewards

Precious Treasure03Dedicated answer pageBlue Monsoon + reward

Nearby collectibles04During the same loopLess backtracking

Turn-in state05After each loopClosed request

2. Start with the direct answer

This Quests article is designed for players who need the blocker solved first, not a slow recap of the whole game. The short answer is: For Great Desert requests, activate camps and landmarks first, then clear request objectives while sweeping nearby cans, outfits, and collectible checks so you do not repeat the same desert routes. Use that answer immediately if you are standing at the objective, door, boss arena, reward menu, or collectible route. Then keep reading only when you need the surrounding timing, version note, screenshot proof, or cleanup order. This keeps the page useful on a second monitor or phone while the game is open.

3. Clear requests by landmark

Great Desert is large enough that request cleanup becomes inefficient if each task is handled in isolation. Use camp anchors and landmark loops, then pair request objectives with nearby collectibles. The route table exists because most Stellar Blade mistakes happen when the answer is separated from timing. Start with "Activate camp anchors" at "Before request cleanup" and confirm the expected result: "Shorter loops." Do not skip the note column on later steps, because version labels, quest state, and revisit timing often explain why a correct answer does not trigger yet.

Stellar Blade Great Desert Bulletin Board request route screenshot — Great Desert board request route / Pause at 00:03:12

4. Use the video frames as visual proof

The guide turns long video material into short visual checkpoints. The first frame to compare is "Great Desert request overview" from "How to Complete Missions & Request (Great Desert) II - Stellar Blade [Platinum Walkthrough].mp4" around 00:04:40. The next useful frame is "Great Desert board request route", which helps confirm the follow-up objective, menu state, landmark, or reward screen. Instead of scrubbing through an entire walkthrough, match the screenshot, read the nearby note, and jump back into the game.

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