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Pick one of the local collections
Choose one named berry from the table and work on it before switching to another. This is a suggested batching order.
For the pictured Mireberry example, look for the dark-green clustered fruit with orange-brown leaves. Aim at a loose copy and check that the pickup label says Mireberry before collecting it; color alone is not the identification check.
Start in the aisle where you already have several copies. Fill the pack with one named family, return to its bin, and check the label before taking a cross-shop trip. This route is easier to audit than mixing berries, books and weapons in one batch.
| Item | Shop |
|---|---|
| Lunabright | Merchant’s Rest |
| Mireberry | Merchant’s Rest |
| Velvenight Berry | Merchant’s Rest |
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Find the copies you still need
With Arcane Sight available, hold the berry and activate it. Since August 24, it reveals dropped copies and shelves already containing that item. Follow those results to keep one collection together.
If the spell points to an existing bin, confirm the placard and use it as the return anchor. If it reveals only loose copies, gather that batch first. Reserve Highlight Remaining Items for the final unknown objects because whole-shop markers create more noise than a named-item search.
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Know when to move on
The filled shelf changes its label color. Finish that collection before selecting the next berry.
Carry matching copies to the bin whose label also says Mireberry. The illustrated return empties a two-item batch and raises the arranged count from 1,401 to 1,403. This is a shelving result, not proof that the whole collection is finished.
When the label shows completion, mark the collection off and choose the next nearby family. When it does not, keep the same name active and search for the remaining copies; switching early makes the final cleanup harder to diagnose.
