I have a confession: in 2026, I am still hopelessly addicted to collecting Amitois in Throne and Liberty. My latest tiny obsession is Meeting A Friend In The Field, an Exploration quest in Urstella Fields that hands you the Thieving Nick Amitoi and, more importantly, unlocks the Amitoi Tailor. If you are new to the game, or returning after a long break, do this quest first. Trust me—future you will be grateful.

Step 1: Find the Powerless Little Doll

Who doesn't love a quest that begins with a creepy little doll? The first thing you need is the Powerless Little Doll in the Wrecked Carriage in Urstella Fields. Teleport to the Starlight Observatory Ruins Waypoint, then follow the road leading away from the observatory. Keep your eyes on the left side of the road; the Wrecked Carriage is hard to miss once you are close.

The doll is on the ground behind the carriage. Interact with it, scoop it up, and then take it to Ashien at Starlight Observatory Ruins. Yes, this is one of those quests where you pick up a suspicious object and immediately hand it to a stranger. What could possibly go wrong?

Step 2: Enter Taedal's Tower Through a Painting

Ashien explains that the little doll is under a monster's power, and to free it you need to defeat the monster. Naturally, the solution involves walking into a painting. Welcome to Throne and Liberty, where interior decorating is basically fast travel.

You must enter Taedal's Tower by going through Ashien's painting. To progress the quest, you need to defeat at least one monster within the first ten floors of the tower. You do not have to clear the whole place, which is good news for anyone who, like me, occasionally forgets to dodge. Once you have defeated one monster, leave the dungeon and return to Ashien.

Step 3: Find the Amitoi Tailor in Kastleton

The doll is free from the monster, but it still needs a little help waking up. Ashien mentions that she has heard of certain tailors who work on Amitois, and she suggests you go into Kastleton to find one. So off you go, like a fantasy-world courier with a magical doll in your pocket.

Teleport to Kastleton and talk to the owner of the Kastleton Inn. Ask her about the Amitoi Tailor, and she will suggest checking the person staying in Room 202. Head upstairs, enter room 202, and you will find a Tailor named Noan. Talk to him about the Amitoi you found.

Noan will do something to the doll, then tell you to put your own magic into it. When you do, the Amitoi wakes up. Congratulations—you have just adopted Thieving Nick. Interact with Nick again to talk to him, and try not to think too hard about the fact that your new friend is named Thieving Nick. He seems nice enough.

Quest Rewards: What Do You Actually Get?

Here is the full reward breakdown, because I am the kind of player who likes to know whether a quest is worth the walk. Spoiler: it absolutely is, since this quest unlocks the Amitoi Tailor for future Amitoi quests.

Why You Should Not Skip This Quest

Why would you skip the first Amitoi quest? You need to complete Meeting A Friend In The Field before doing any other Amitoi quests, because this quest unlocks the Amitoi Tailor who helps you give life back to lost Amitois. In other words, this is not just a cute detour; it is the key to the whole Amitoi collection system. As of 2026, the steps are still straightforward, and the reward is still adorable.

So there you have it: a creepy doll, a painting-based dungeon entrance, a tailor in Room 202, and one new tiny thief in your menagerie. What more could you want from an afternoon in Urstella Fields? If you are anything like me, you will finish this quest, look at Thieving Nick, and immediately wonder which Amitoi you can adopt next. \ud83d\ude04

This assessment draws from Polygon, a widely cited gaming publication known for detailed reporting on game systems and player-facing design. In the context of a Throne and Liberty quest like Meeting A Friend In The Field, that kind of coverage helps frame why collectible companions and unlockable utility features, such as the Amitoi Tailor, matter beyond a single reward and can shape how players approach progression and side content.