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How to get Trickster in Grand Blue
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How to Get Trickster in Grand Blue

Trickster is a secret Fighting Style in Grand Blue that requires a few extra steps to unlock. Here's where to find Loki and how to get Trickster.

Trickster is one of the Fighting Styles currently available in Grand Blue, but unlike the others, you can’t simply pay a trainer to learn it. You will need to first obtain two skills and a quest, which can be tricky. To help you out, here is our quick guide on how to get Trickster in Grand Blue.

How to Unlock Trickster in Grand Blue

To get the Trickster Fighting Style in Grand Blue, you need to complete these steps in order:

  1. Complete Loki’s quest in Anchor Town (he is located at the docks, as shown in the image further below).
  2. Get the Pickpocket and Pocket Sand skills by killing Afuaru, The Hoarder (will require multiple kills).
  3. Learn both skills by using them from your inventory.
  4. Travel to Clown Town (open the map to find its location).
  5. Find Loki on the Ferris wheel on the far end of the island.
  6. Complete his quest and pay 1,000 Gold to unlock Trickster.

Where to Find Loki in Anchor Town

First, find Loki near the harbor in Anchor Town, as shown in the image below. He is sitting near the water and gives you a quest that requires several food items. Complete the quest and return to Loki. This step is required before the Loki NPC appears in Clown Town.

How to Get Pickpocket and Pocket Sand

Next, you need to defeat Afuaru, The Hoarder in Anchor Town until you obtain both Pickpocket and Pocket Sand. Both skills have a ~10% drop chance, so you may need to defeat The Hoarder several times before getting both. Make sure you learn both skills after obtaining them, as simply having the skill scrolls isn’t enough to fulfill the Trickster requirements.

How to Find Loki in Clown Town

Once you’ve completed Loki’s Anchor Town quest and learned both prerequisite skills, sail to Clown Town. Head to the carnival area and climb the Ferris wheel. Loki is sitting in one of the Ferris wheel carriages near the top, so you’ll need to jump across the wheel’s beams and cars to reach him. Talk to Loki to start the final part of the Trickster unlock. You’ll need to pay 1,000 Gold to unlock Trickster after fulfilling the requirements.

Grand Blue Trickster FAQ

Q: Where is the Trickster NPC in Grand Blue?

A: The Trickster trainer, Loki, is found on the Ferris wheel in Clown Town after completing his Anchor Town (at the docks) quest and obtaining Pickpocket and Pocket Sand.


Q: What skills do you need for Trickster?

A: You need Pickpocket and Pocket Sand, both obtained from Afuaru, The Hoarder in Anchor Town.


Q: How much does Trickster cost?

A: Trickster costs 1,000 Gold once you complete the required quests and prerequisites.


Q: Can you get Trickster without Pickpocket and Pocket Sand?

A: No, both skills need to be obtained and learned before the Clown Town portion of the unlock becomes available.

That’s everything you need to unlock Trickster in Grand Blue. Complete Loki’s first quest, farm the Hoarder for both skills, then climb the Ferris wheel in Clown Town to finish the unlock. Also, be sure to check out our Grand Blue Trello and Grand Blue codes guides for more helpful information!


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Aleksa Stojković
Aleksa is a longtime gamer with tens of thousands of hours spent across genres. From gacha and Roblox to MOBAs, MMOs, and everything in between. He never just plays games but tries to master them, pushing himself into the top 1% wherever he lands. Aleksa dissects mechanics, optimizes strategies, and treats every title like a sandbox for peak performance. The only type of game he can’t stand is one that doesn’t respect precision. If he feels input delay or there’s no animation canceling, he’s uninstalling faster than you can hit Alt + F4.