RPGs have historically featured Easter Eggs for players to find in their adventures, rewarding particularly observant gamers with unique items, special cutscenes, and achievement plaques in some cases. This dynamic cuts across all categories from fantasy to action, and it is no surprise that one of the games of the last decade, Red Dead Redemption 2, would incorporate this mechanic in its gameplay. The Wild West-themed title is known for its head-scratching riddles such as the meaning behind its Whiskey Tree and Mystery Tree Faces, and there are several similar features Rockstar kept hidden from players. One such side quest doesn't require players to trigger a mission to figure out its secrets, and the deliberate omission makes it one of the game's best-kept secrets.