Diablo 4 Traveler’s Prayer: How to give thanks at the shrine

From unlocking and summoning golems to keeping up with Lorath Nahr, Diablo 4 offers players tons of quests to sift through. During the Traveler’s Prayer quest, players are asked to “give thanks at the shrine.” While finding the shrine is a rather straightforward task, the giving thanks part might be a challenge of its own.

Here’s everything you need to know in order to give thanks at the shrine in the Traveler’s Prayer quest in Diablo 4.

How to give thanks at the shrine in Diablo 4 Traveler’s Prayer

Completing this stage of the quest is as simple as getting familiar with the emote menu. To give thanks at the shine, follow these steps:

1. Approach the shrine
2. Press E or the Up button on the D-Pad to bring up the emote menu.
3. Find the “thanks” emote and use it.

The “thanks” emote is available to all players by default, but if for some reason your “thanks” emote is unassigned simply push the Customize button and assign it to an empty slot.

How to complete the Traveler’s Prayer side quest in Diablo 4

Once the player uses the “thanks” emote, a chest will appear next to the shrine, Pilgrim’s Supplies. They will then need to inspect this chest to complete the Traveler’s Prayer side quest.

Though you can stick to the main storyline quests, side challenges serve as a decent way to gather more resources and gear up before difficult encounters. They also have fun and interactive mini-stories attached to them, allowing you to get familiar with the Diablo 4 universe through side characters.

One downside of side quests is that they might fill your inventory with items that you may not have a use for, and that’s where salvaging gear comes in. All the equipment you don’t need can be transformed into crafting materials that can be used later.