If you manage to pick at least 2 right topics, you'll get a Nice Teatime, and increase your bond with the character by a small amount. If you pick 2 wrong topics, the tea time will end on a bad note - but you don't lose any bonds.

If you pick the wrong answer, the character will express their displeasure. If you are successful, the character will like your choice, and you'll move onto the next.

The prompts are randomized each time, and you can find anywhere from one to two acceptable answers for each session. Each character has different likes and dislikes, and you'll need to use that knowledge to pick the best option possible. Each will give you three different prompts, and you will have a limited amount of time to pick the topic you think resonates with the character the most.

However, you may find that Characters find a specific tea more favorable than others, and will specifically comment with a text box on how good the tea is.Īfter you serve the tea, you'll have three prompts for Conversation Topics. You can find more Tea Leaves either by exploring the Monastery, completing quests, gardening and cultivating certain seeds, or buying them from Item Merchants once quests have been completed to allow them to set up shop in the Market.Īt first glance, the type of tea seems to matter little for the overall mini-game. When a character accepts a request to have tea (if they refuse you will not be able to ask them until the following week), you will be able to choose from any Tea Leaves that you possess to brew a pot of tea.

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