The Untamed Scarps can get crowded fast, which is good news when you're working on the Sealed Oxen Tribe Cache. The job asks you to kill cannibals, collect their Death's Fervor, and keep moving through the marked areas. A Necromancer can make short work of those packs with minions and well-placed skills, though any class can finish the task. It's also a decent excuse to hunt for D4 items while exploring a less welcoming corner of the Dry Steppes.

Keep the Packs Close

Once the quest is active, check your map for the blue search areas. Gorechargers, Marauders, and Scavengers are the enemies you're looking for, so follow the trails between groups rather than waiting in one empty spot. Necromancers can let skeletal warriors and a golem draw attention while skeletal mages attack from farther back. Corpse Tendrils helps pull enemies together, and Bone Spear or Corpse Explosion can clear a cluster before it surrounds you. Your exact results will depend on your build, but the basic idea is simple: gather a pack, hit it hard, and move on. Watch for tougher enemies too. Balthus can appear among the foes in this region, and he's worth treating with more care than an ordinary Marauder.

Finding the Sealed Cache

There's no villager waiting to hand you this quest. Instead, head into the Untamed Scarps and fight the cannibals roaming the rocky paths. The Sealed Oxen Tribe Cache can drop from these enemies, including Marauders, so take a moment to look over the loot after each fight. Pick it up and the objective should appear in your journal. The container's description explains the problem: a blood seal keeps it shut, and Death's Fervor is needed to open it. If the item hasn't appeared yet, don't worry. Keep clearing enemy groups around the subregion and check the ground as you go.

Make the Trip Count

You'll see red energy flow toward your character as eligible enemies fall, with the quest meter showing your progress. It may take roughly two dozen kills, though it's best to follow the meter rather than count every fight. While you're moving between the search areas, keep an eye on the eastern cliff paths for an Altar of Lilith. Claiming an altar gives your characters a permanent stat benefit and adds regional renown. Ore veins and chests can also turn up along the canyon walls. They're easy to miss when you're chasing the next pack, so a quick look down each side path can pay off.

Opening Your Reward

When the meter fills, the seal breaks and the quest ends where you stand. There's no trip back to town and no quest giver to find. You'll receive Dry Steppes renown, experience, gold, and an Oxen Tribe Cache to open from your inventory. The container can hold crafting materials, gems, and equipment, although the exact contents will vary. If you're comparing your finds with cheap Diablo 4 Items, check their stats against your current build before replacing anything. Then take another look around the Scarps; you might have passed an ore vein or an unexplored path during the fight.