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There are a number of quests in Diablo 4 that present riddles for you to solve. Typically, these can be solved using the emote system. Emotes are usuall꧟y used to communica💜te simple phrases to other players, but they can also be the keys to solving various riddles found throughout Sanctuary.
In Hawezar, along the east coast of Sanctuary, you may come across the Traveler's Superstition side quest. This is one of these riddle-based quests that require you to use a specific emote to complete. Below, you can see where to start this quest, and how to solve the riddle.
Use the "Hello" emote in front of the statue to solve the riddle. Read on for more details!
How To Complete Traveler's Superstition Quest
The Traveler's Superstition quest can be started by interacting with the Hastily Scrawled Note in the Rotspill Delta region of Hawezar. This area is found on the eastern coast of the area, near the shipwrecks off the coast. Unlike some other quests, there are no prerequisites required to start this one; just find the note and you're good to go.
You can reach this area by heading all the way east from Zarbinzet, or south out of the forest from the Tree of Whispers waypoint. Use the "tail" of wrecked boats off the shore as your landmark!
The Hastily Scrawled Note provides a short riddle that must be solved in order to complete t🌟he quest. The note says: "Pay your respects to her, and she will see you safel꧃y on your way. Ignore her, and suffer the fate of these poor fools."
After interacting with the note, the quest area will indicate the statue immediately to the left of the note, which is where you will need to use an emote to "pay your respects". To do this, open your emote wheel (the default binding is E on keyboard and D-Pad Up on controller) and select the Hello emote.
Using this emote while standing in front of the statue will cause a chest to appear nearby. Open this chest, and the Traveler's Superstition quest will be complete. You'll get a bit of gold, experience, and items upon opening the chest, as well as 20 Renown Points for the Hawezar region.