In the expansive universe of Hadea in Hell Is Us, players will come across numerous NPCs requiring assistance. While many characters may not explicitly request help, they often drop subtle hints during conversations.
One notable NPC is the Fearful Fiddler, found in Jova, nestled within the Acasa Marshes. This persistent musician continuously plays the same tune, expressing worry that he might be annoying Captain Vaas. To alleviate his plight, he needs fresh sheet music, and it’s your responsibility to locate it.
The goal is to uncover two music sheets for the Fearful Fiddler. This guide outlines how to complete the Performance of a Lifetime Good Deed in Hell Is Us.
Initiating the Performance of a Lifetime Good Deed
To kick off the Performance of a Lifetime Good Deed, locate the Fearful Fiddler in Acasa Marshes. His presence is unmistakable, as he is the only character in town playing the violin, usually positioned prominently in the town’s central area.
After engaging in conversation with the Fearful Fiddler, he will express his desire for new music, officially starting the Good Deed quest.
Completing the Performance of a Lifetime
To successfully finish the Performance of a Lifetime Good Deed, you must locate and deliver two music sheets to the Fearful Fiddler. The first can be acquired right away, while the second necessitates some storyline progression.
Locating the First Music Sheet
To find the first music sheet, travel west from the Fearful Fiddler’s position until you reach Jova Java, a coffee establishment.
You will discover a piano on the café’s patio, which has a glowing item on top—this is the first music sheet titled “Sheet Music – Our Pride.”
Once you have acquired this sheet, return to the Fearful Fiddler, choose to trade, and present it to him.
Although the Fearful Fiddler will be grateful, your journey isn’t over yet. It’s time to hunt for the second music sheet.
Finding the Second Music Sheet
The second music sheet is not accessible until you progress through the Family Reunion Investigation and reach Vyssa Hills. This area unlocks after you decipher the code in Vitalis’s basement and discuss your discoveries with Victor.
Upon finishing this dialogue, Victor will mention Vyssa Hills, allowing it to be permanently marked on your APC map. Now it’s time to fast-travel to Vyssa Hills where the second music sheet awaits.
To find the second music sheet, known as “Sheet Music – Losilus Dreaming, ” look northeast of your parking spot in Vyssa Hills. It can be discovered within a suitcase adjacent to a corpse, positioned near a giant serpent’s head.
The easiest way to locate this music sheet is by tracing the serpent’s body until you spot the suitcase and the glowing item on top of it.
After collecting the second music sheet, fast-travel back to Acasa Marshes and hand it over to complete the quest. The Performance of a Lifetime Good Deed will officially conclude once you present the Losilus Dreaming sheet.
Is it Possible to Fail Performance of a Lifetime?
Among the Good Deeds in Hell Is Us, the Performance of a Lifetime is unique in that it can indeed be failed.
Players risk failing this Good Deed if they don’t return to the Fearful Fiddler with the two music sheets before progressing to the dungeon at Lake Cynon and unlocking mid-game areas like Talju, Lethe, and Jeljin.
Should you reach this point in the gameplay, upon returning to Acasa Marshes, you will find the Fearful Fiddler hanging from a tank, with a sign reading, “I studied at the wrong music school.”
Rewards for Completing Performance of a Lifetime
Upon successfully completing the Performance of a Lifetime Good Deed in Hell Is Us, make your way to Gildas Brom at the Watcher’s Nest to claim your reward. Completing this quest grants players the following:
- Pendant of Terror – Lymbic Attunement (Defensive Gear): This gear enhances your defensive capabilities by reducing Lymbic Skills’ costs when remaining undamaged.
In addition to the special skill mentioned above, this defensive gear boasts a 10% Damage Absorption rate, a +1, 000 Endurance Boost, and a 35% reduction in Lymbic costs.
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