All Missable Quests In Black Myth: Wukong

The chapters of contain side quests that can be easily missed if the Destined One doesn’t stray off the main path. It’s also important to remember that when you encounter NPCs pay close attention to their dialogue, as they offer hints for potential next steps. Listening to their demands and completing fetch and deliver tasks is key to unlocking secret areas, fights, and rewards.

There are a variety of side quests necessary to acquire key items, or simply to 100% complete. Some quests the Monkey will cross naturally, like Man-In-Stone, and can be completed within a given chapter. Other quests, like Xu Dog and finding the Five Skandhas Pill, are longer undertakings that require progressing through the entirety of the story. Thoroughly explore each chapter before moving onto the next.

While there are two side quests located in Chapter One, the Three Bells Quest and the Urge Unfulfilled Quest, the former is more essential to the completion of the first chapter. Whereas the latter, Urge Unfulfilled, is a much longer quest.

Yellow Loong is one of four Yaoguai King secret bosses in Black Myth: Wukong you can beat for rare rewards, but this electric warrior is hard to find.

Two of the game's longer quests have been separated from their initial chapters and are explained in the last section of this article. The remaining quests can be completed within their respective chapters, starting with the Three Bells Quest in Chapter One. While optional, completion of this quest grantsFireproof Mantle; which offers considerable aid during the chapter’s final boss fight.

Before moving on to the next chapter, always make sure you’re done exploring the region, or risk missing out on advancing certain quest lines.

The Three Bells Quest is first Vessel Quest. Vessels are key items that grant strong active and passive effects to the Destined One when equipped. Their abilities differ, but each will offer significant buffs to the Monkey.

For instance, Fireproof Mantle’s active effect g