Lost Ark: Complete Mokoko Seed Guide for East Luterra Region

Lost Ark hides Mokoko Seeds across Arkesia, and East Luterra alone holds 27 of them (account-wide). I’ve tracked these personally; the following notes reflect in-game counts as of 2025-03-12 and practical experience hunting them. Want every seed? Read on — fast and specific.

🌱 What Mokoko Seeds Do (and why I bother)

Mokoko Seeds are collectible items that you trade for rewards like Crew Application Forms, Pirate Coins, silver, and cosmetic pets. We found the exchange tiers actually matter for long-term progression (some rewards are genuinely useful, some are mostly vanity). Frankly, the Mokoko Pet is cute but not game-changing — some players overvalue it.

Collecting seeds also fills the Adventurer’s Tome. That unlocks achievements and steady bonuses; this is why I prioritize them between major updates (I usually clear a region every few weeks).

📍 East Luterra at a glance (counts — 2025-03-12)

🗝️ Luterra Castle — 9 seeds (quick hits)

The castle is dense but forgiving. Most seeds you’ll pick up while doing quests; a few need backtracking. In my experience, check behind tapestries and destructible racks early.

1. Entrance Courtyard — behind the main statue
2. Royal Library — hidden bookshelf (east wing)
3. Throne Room — left tapestries
4. Castle Gardens — behind bushes by fountain
5. Armory — inside a weapon rack (breakable)
6. Kitchen — behind big pots
7. Guard Tower — top-floor corner
8. Underground Passage — cellar entrance
9. Royal Chambers — moveable painting

Tip: some spots vanish during story beats; if a seed’s gone, progress the quest and return.

🌾 Dyorika Plain — 7 seeds

Open terrain. You’ll climb hills and peek behind barns. I’ve noticed seeds often sit near water or among crops — like keys hidden under couch cushions (a sloppy but accurate image!).

• Northern Farmlands — behind silos
• Central Village — market stalls and roofs
• Southern Hills — cliff edges
• Riverside — under bridges
• Windmill — around the base
• Crop Fields — tall vegetation
• Abandoned House — cellar or attic

⚔️ Battlebound Plains — 6 seeds (don’t go unprepared)

This zone punishes the casual. Elite mobs and contested camps are common, so bring pots and better gear. We found several seeds sit beyond enemy lines or behind destructible walls.

Watch this: clear camps first, then search. Oddly enough, the path through ruins often reveals multiple seeds at once.

Priority route:
1) Clear main camps
2) Mark secret entrances
3) Break destructibles
4) Return when stronger

Controversial take: some players farm these seeds solo on undergeared alts — inefficient and annoying to teammates. Don’t be that person.

🌸 Flowering Orchard — 5 seeds (puzzles, water)

Flowers and waterfalls hide seeds. Interact with unusual objects; sometimes emotes reveal entrances (yes, really). To be fair, the visuals can hide seeds — reduce particle settings if you can.

1. Waterfall Cave — behind the cascade
2. Ancient Tree Hollow — inside the largest oak
3. Secret Garden — musical flower puzzle
4. Hilltop Grove — eastern elevation
5. Riverside Shrine — stream source

Practical habits that help (why these matter)

Why follow routes instead of random wandering? Because systematic searches cut time and avoid repeat travel. I use a checklist, map pins, and revisit when story gates open. This doesn’t always work — some seeds are tied to timed events or season switches (depends on your niche of play).

“We found that pairing seed hunts with daily quests saved hours.” — a quote from my notes

Rhetorical question: want to finish East Luterra in one sitting? Probably not — but you can clear most of it in a couple of focused sessions.

Here’s the funny part: the prettiest zones often hide the smallest rewards. Counterintuitive, right? One more odd insight — sometimes the easiest-looking corner holds the final seed you missed for days.

Small checklist:

• Bring potions and a good mount
• Pin locations on the map
• Expect story blocks (return later)

Final caveat: patches after 2025-03-12 may shift counts or move seeds; I update my notes when that happens. Between us, seed hunting is one of the best low-stress obsessions in Lost Ark — weirdly satisfying and collectible like stamps, but digital. Happy hunting!