Palia Prove Your Generosity Quest Complete Guide
Prove Your Generosity is a Main Quest given by Eshe as part of the Majiri virtues trial series. In order to become a member of the community, you have to prove yourself in the Majiri virtues by fulfilling weekly wants for villagers. Another thing you have to do is fill item requests for players to prove you embody the Palian virtue of generosity. This quest demonstrates your commitment to helping others and building community relationships in Kilima Village. Requirements for the Quest Prove Your Generosity will automatically be available to you once you have finished the quest Strong Foundations. Make sure that you have made good progress in the initial phase of the main story so that you will have an established presence in the community. And so Eshe will offer you this quest. Required Previous Quest: How to Complete Prove Your Generosity Quest in Palia The quest is based on two different tasks that you must complete in order to finish the quest. Since I have put in my effort, I know everything about this quest. So, here I’m sharing full steps: Task 1: Completing Villager Weekly Wants To discover the villagers’ weekly wants, ask around! You need to talk to various villagers throughout Kilima Village and Bahari Bay to learn what items they’re currently seeking. You can start off with Villager requests by finding any five Villagers and hitting F to chat with them. After some dialogue has been shared, there’ll be two or three icons left in the dialogue box. Look for specific icons that indicate they have weekly wants or gift preferences. When you talk to villagers, they’ll mention specific items they’re looking for during that week. These requests reset weekly and can include various crafted items, foraged materials, or cooked dishes. Bring the requested items back to the villager to fulfill their weekly want and count toward your generosity quest progress. Task 2: Completing Player Requests To fulfill a player’s request in Palia, you have to gift the items that other players are asking for. To do so, press the O button (PC) to open the Social Panel. This will show you a list of active player requests from the community. Completing the player request is arguably the hardest part of this quest since not many players are requesting items on the market. Player requests depend on what other players are actively seeking, so availability can vary significantly. Rewards During the quest, you will receive 5 Renowns. And once the quest is finished, you will get 15 Renowns and increased friendship with Eshe. This will make your future friendship much stronger in the game. Also, once the quest is finished, you will be able to make progress in the main storyline. A new quest, “Find Your Shepp” will become available. FAQs Do I need to fulfill requests from specific villagers or players? No, any five villagers’ weekly wants and any five players’ requests will count toward the quest completion. You have flexibility in choosing which requests to fulfill. Can I fulfill multiple requests for the same villager? Each villager typically only has one weekly want active at a time, but you can fulfill requests from the same player multiple times if they make different requests. What happens if a player’s request expires while I’m gathering items? Unfortunately, expired requests don’t count toward your quest progress. You’ll need to find new active requests to fulfill. Do higher-value items count more toward the quest? No, each fulfilled request counts as one toward your goal, regardless of the item’s value or rarity. A simple Clay request counts the same as a rare crafted item. Final Thoughts Prove Your Generosity serves as both a practical introduction to Palia’s community systems and a meaningful step toward citizenship. While the player request component can be challenging due to timing and availability, the quest ultimately teaches valuable lessons about community engagement and resource sharing. Take your time, stay patient with player request availability, and enjoy building relationships with villagers as you demonstrate the Majiri virtue of generosity.

