Help Okoro test his mettle by training with him

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Objectives[edit]

Reward tier	Experience	Karma	Coin
Gold	26,670	378	88
Silver	20,003	284	66
Bronze	13,335	189	44

These are the expected rewards for a level 80 player.

Waiting for event start: Okoro: Can anyone help an old man teach his kids one last lesson?

Event start: Okoro: Life in the garden makes us too soft. When my time comes to serve Joko as an Awakened, I want to be ready.; Okoro: I also want to make sure my sons are prepared for the coming battle.; Okoro: I'm afraid my eldest, Ishme, lacks discipline and believes he can get by without practice.; Okoro: He's talented but thinks talent alone will keep him safe. There he is again, hanging around when he should be training.

Talk to Ishme: Ishme: Well, look who it is. Hey, ol' man, I see you're still able to roll out of bed in the morning.; Okoro: Respect your elders, or you're going to find out that you're not the warrior you think you are.; Ishme: Why bother with practice when I always win?; Okoro: I've told you so many times, but it seems you need a demonstration. Prepare yourself.

During fight with Ishme: Ishme: I'll just take a break. Right here.; Ishme: Ugh! I'm tired. Can I stop for a rest, Father?; Okoro: (huffs)

After fight with Ishme: Ishme: Okay, okay, you've made your point! You're stronger than me.; Okoro: Not stronger. Better trained. You must train harder to realize your potential, son.; Okoro: My second eldest, Retha, has always had an affinity for books. He often trains his mind rather than his body.; Okoro: His efforts are admirable, but he must be well-rounded to be a good candidate for Joko's army.

Talk to Retha: Okoro: Hello, child.; Retha: Please spare me the lesson. I've studied the strategies of the greatest soldiers in history.; Okoro: A quick mind is important, but you need strength and experience to execute those tactics you've read about.; Retha: Fine, I'll show you what I've learned. Don't worry. I'll go easy on you, Father.

During fight with Retha: Okoro: You'll have to do better than that.; Okoro: (huffs)

After fight with Retha: Okoro: You must get stronger if you're going to serve Joko one day.; Retha: There are ways to serve Joko that don't rely on pure strength.; Okoro: Son, you'll never be a general without first being a soldier.; Okoro: My youngest son, Okan, sees the value of strength and trains tirelessly to overcome hurdles before anyone else.; Okoro: He is sure to be accepted into the Mordant Crescent. He sets a fine example for his older brothers.

Talk to Okan: Okan: Baba! It's good to see you. What are you doing here?; Okoro: There will be a time when I'm not around anymore—I want you to be prepared to fight for Joko when I'm gone.; Okan: I know. I've been training every chance I get, just like you said.; Okoro: Have you now? Let's see if you can hold your own.

During fight with Okan: Okoro: You'll have to do better than that.; Okoro: (huffs); Okoro: Is that all?

After fight with Okan: Okoro: Good boy. Well done. Being youngest has never held you back. Help your brothers.; Okan: Thank you, Father. I'll do that. You've always taught me that age is irrelevant.; Okoro: Thank you for indulging an old man. And now that I've warmed up, I'd like to request one last favor.; Okoro: You've proven you're highly skilled in combat. I'd like a true test. Do you have what it takes to beat me?

During fight with Okoro: Okoro: You're skilled indeed.; Okoro: I may look old, but I have still plenty of strength.; Okoro: I'm not finished yet.

Event success: Okoro: Hmm, yes. That was well fought. Thank you. I feel prepared to serve Joko.

Event failure: Okoro: This is a disgrace. Maybe I'm not ready to serve Joko after all.; Okoro: Excuse me. I must redouble my training efforts. This is unacceptable.