When should I clear Great Desert collectibles?

Clear obvious items during the story, then do a dedicated camp-and-landmark sweep once the region is comfortable to navigate.

Does Great Desert connect to quest pages?

Yes. Great Desert cleanup should link to requests and quest rewards when they share the same landmarks.

Which Great Desert page should I open first?

Open this regional page for route order, Great Desert cans for the 16-can checklist, and Precious Treasure or Great Desert requests when a Bulletin Board task is the blocker.

Great Desert Collectibles

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Content updated: Jun 11, 2026Author: Guide deskStatus: Curated

Clear Stellar Blade Great Desert collectibles with a landmark-first route for cans, camps, memory sticks, quests, nano suits, and late-game cleanup.

Quick Answer

For Great Desert collectibles, activate camps first, then sweep by landmark for cans, requests, memory sticks, outfits, and late-game cleanup before final story commitments.

Video Guide (full video + 5 chapters)

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Route steps

Use the Great Desert as a structured cleanup region. Activate camp anchors, clear nearby collectibles, handle request overlaps, and then verify can and camp progress before leaving.

AreaCountOrderKey note

Unlock Great Desert camp anchors01Before the main open-zone sweepLandmark loops are easier to repeat

Run can and collectible loops by landmark02During the main cleanup passCans, memory sticks, and nearby pickups stay grouped

Fold in Bulletin Board requests03When a request shares the same areaPrecious Treasure and desert tasks do not become later backtracking

Check outfits and reward dependencies04Before leaving each desert pocketWardrobe cleanup stays aligned with region cleanup

Run the late desert audit05Before final story commitmentsCamps, cans, requests, and rewards are reconciled

2. Start with the direct answer

This Collectibles article is designed for players who need the blocker solved first, not a slow recap of the whole game. The short answer is: For Great Desert collectibles, activate camps first, then sweep by landmark for cans, requests, memory sticks, outfits, and late-game cleanup before final story commitments. Use that answer immediately if you are standing at the objective, door, boss arena, reward menu, or collectible route. Then keep reading only when you need the surrounding timing, version note, screenshot proof, or cleanup order. This keeps the page useful on a second monitor or phone while the game is open.

Stellar Blade Great Desert can route screenshot — Great Desert can route / Pause at 00:02:10

3. Best Great Desert cleanup order

Use the Great Desert as a structured cleanup region. Activate camp anchors, clear nearby collectibles, handle request overlaps, and then verify can and camp progress before leaving. The route table exists because most Stellar Blade mistakes happen when the answer is separated from timing. Start with "Unlock Great Desert camp anchors" at "Before the main open-zone sweep" and confirm the expected result: "Landmark loops are easier to repeat." Do not skip the note column on later steps, because version labels, quest state, and revisit timing often explain why a correct answer does not trigger yet.

Stellar Blade Great Desert request and collectible route screenshot — Great Desert request route / Pause at 00:04:40

4. Use the video frames as visual proof

The guide turns long video material into short visual checkpoints. The first frame to compare is "Great Desert can route" from "How to Find All Great Desert Cans Location - Stellar Blade.mp4" around 00:02:10. The next useful frame is "Great Desert request route", which helps confirm the follow-up objective, menu state, landmark, or reward screen. Instead of scrubbing through an entire walkthrough, match the screenshot, read the nearby note, and jump back into the game.

Stellar Blade Great Desert nano suit route screenshot — Great Desert nano suit route / Pause at 00:05:50

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