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Songs of Glimmerwick: Briny Bathhouse Guide

The Bathhouse quest begins after the Fall 4 closure scene and Heather’s discarded flyer. Bring 3 Cranberries, 10 Porcino and 2 Bonesand Cherry, then help Acorn grow a Lakedew Lily and attend the 9 PM Dragon Watch at Ochre Lake by boat.

Pick up the flyer and fill the cauldron

The walkthrough says the Headmistress first explains the Bathhouse closure on Fall 4. On a following day, Heather reads and drops the Unauthorised Flyer in the Common Room; pick it up to start the quest. The cauldron needs 3 Cranberries, 10 Porcino and 2 Bonesand Cherry. The guide lists Nessa and Hyla as sources for the cherries, with the Potionmaster available only after Forbidden Potions.

Find the Lakedew Lily seed and song

After Acorn reveals the egg, ask about the River Dragon and follow the conversation leads to Chicory. Complete the conversation about whether the plant can be grown; the walkthrough says Gwen then stocks a Lakedew Lily Seed. You also need a boat to reach the southern crane island and learn Lakedew Lily Song. The guide points to Ferry Girl first and a 2,500-petal boat from Dee.

Plant beside the egg, then meet Acorn at 9 PM

Return to Acorn in the heating room, plant the seed in the patch beside the egg and play Lakedew Lily Song nearby. The walkthrough says to return the next morning, then bring your boat to Ochre Lake at 9 PM on the Dragon Watch date and play the song at the lake’s centre. It lists Lakedew Lily Song, a Pickling Machine and 3 XP among the quest rewards.

Keep the separate Nora fix in context

Version 1.09 separately reports a fix for Nora’s missing mud-pie delivery option at the treehouse. That patch note does not describe the Briny Bathhouse cauldron or dragon quest, and this walkthrough has not been retested on 1.09.

A quest dialogue scene at Rattled Tooth, with a glowing house surrounded by characters.
Official Steam store image used for context; illustrative only, not gameplay evidence.

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