Players can come around many White Nevrons during playthrough of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and players get rewarded by them.

Nevrons are known to be violent creatures spread across The Continent in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. However, not everyone is so violent, especially the White Nevrons. You’ll come across many of them, and you’re left wondering why they aren’t attacking. Short answer: They are incomplete.

If you show all the White Nevrons some empathy, you’ll get a huge reward. Sometimes peace is an option. You’ll get the idea once you start completing those quests and get compensated for your efforts. You’re rewarded even more generously if you help all the White Nevrons.

White Nevrons give the best loot without even fighting them!

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You can find many White Nevrons during Acts 1 and 2 of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. These creatures do not attack you once they spot you, as they are incomplete. If you’re given side quests to aid them and restore them to their full glory.

Even after restoring them, these Nevrons do not fight you. Instead, they give you helpful items, despite being an enemy. You can find out more about the lore behind them as you progress through the story. However, should you kill them during your journey through The Continent?

Well, you shouldn’t kill White Nevrons just because they look like a familiar enemy type. Moreover, if your conscience is in the right place, would you kill someone who helps someone? If you do, then that’s very questionable.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 rewards players gracefully for not judging characters based on their looks. The case is similar to the Oedon Chapel Dweller from Bloodborne. The characters might look like enemies, but they have a good soul that doesn’t want to hurt you.

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There are a total of nine White Nevons you can find during the first two Acts of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. The first five can be found during Act 1, while the rest of them can be found during Act 2. Just make sure you’re exploring enough, or you’ll miss them for sure.

In case you do end up killing one of the white Nevrons, you won’t be locked out of the final reward. However, if you have killed more than one of them, then the final reward won’t be given. Instead, you’ll have to go through a much worse fate for your violent nature. So, don’t proceed further if you’ve made that mistake.

What’s the secret reward you get from sparing White Nevrons?

Worth the effort, for sure! | Image Credit: Sandfall Interactive

You’ll be able to get the ultimate reward for being peaceful toward White Nevrons. However, you can access it only after defeating the Paintress during the main story of Act 3. That unlocks Esquie’s flying ability. With that done, you can reap the reward that comes with sparing the creatures you’ve come across during your journey.

While you’re exploring The Continent, you’ll have to visit The Fountain that lies among a forest, west of the Spring Meadows. By landing on it, you’ll be presented with an NPC made out of two hands, named Blanche. Go there after finishing all the White Nevron sidequests.

Blanche rewards you for your mercy towards White Nevrons by giving 100 Colours of Lumina. That’s one sweet bonus reward you get for not massacring around The Continent. Additionally, you also get a new achievement, “Aiding the Enemy.” But if you kill more than one White Nevron, all of that is lost, and Blanche attacks you.

Have you finished all the White Nevron sidequests in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33? Did you know about this secret achievement you can complete? Do tell us about it in the comments!