The “Blasphemy” quest in The Blood of Dawnwalker gives a tough ethical conundrum; assist the enemy or danger an harmless life. Encountered through the prologue, Coen should scour the village of Laslea to search out solutions and make a tough resolution, so maybe he might use some sensible and moral recommendation.
Here’s tips on how to full “Blasphemy” in The Blood of Dawnwalker, together with each quest end result.
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‘Blasphemy’ quest walkthrough in The Blood of Dawnwalker
You’ll unlock the “Blasphemy” quest as quickly as you allow your own home in Laslea Glen for the primary time. Beware that this quest is elective; if you happen to do not choose it up earlier than the day ends, you will miss it. To begin “Blasphemy,” go to the middle of city and converse with Gremla, a girl who’s inflicting a ruckus in entrance of her home.
During “Blasphemy,” you will full the next targets:
- Investigate Gremla’s home
- Find the villager with the strolling cane
- Decide to inform the reality or lie
Investigate Gremla’s home in ‘Blasphemy’
During this primary dialog, the dialogue decisions will not alter the quest end result. After you have provided your assist, use Focus to go looking Gremla’s home. There are a number of clues, however the ones you want are the damaged loom inside the home, the footprints and cane marks on the left facet of the home, and the piece of fabric mendacity on the finish of this path, in the grass. Turn the piece of fabric so Coen can examine the dried blood.
Find the villager with the strolling cane in ‘Blasphemy’
The villager who stole Gremla’s banner is Premysl. He’s sitting in entrance of his home, on the northeast edge of city.
Exhaust the white dialogue traces till you get the choice to confront him: “I know you stole the banner, Premysl.” Beware that this strikes time ahead by one flip.
After Premysl reveals you the banner and asks you to not inform anybody, you will face a key alternative, although it solely impacts your reward, not the ultimate quest end result.
- If you choose both “You haven’t convinced me” or “Angering Brencis will put my family at risk” (adopted by “This is just an empty gesture”), Premysl concedes and tells you to go inform Gremla. As a reward, you’ll obtain expertise solely.
- If you choose “Maybe you’re right…” Premysl is joyful and provides you a daylight amulet (will increase human well being by 6%).
No matter which choice you selected, it’s essential to return to Gremla and both inform her that Premysl stole the banner, or lie and say you do not know. This alternative will decide the “Blasphemy” quest end result.
What occurs if you happen to report Premysl to Gremla?
If you inform Gremla that Premysl has the banner, she’ll get it again from him and reward you with 25 denarius (cash). Gremla will reside, and the banner might be displayed throughout Blood Mass, a lot to the villagers’ shock. As Gremla will not report Premysl, he must be positive (although you will not discover him at Blood Mass).
What occurs if you happen to preserve Premysl’s secret?
If you do not inform Gremla that Premysl has the banner, she will not offer you a reward, and to make issues worse, she’ll be killed by the vrakhiri. You’ll see her corpse strung up in the church throughout Blood Mass. If you by no means accepted the “Blasphemy” quest or by no means discovered Premysl, additionally, you will attain this end result.
If you want to maximise your “Blasphemy” quest reward in The Blood of Dawnwalker, you need to inform Premysl that he is proper, however report him to Gremla anyway.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a time-sensitive, narrative RPG the place your actions and choices matter. If you are simply beginning out, try our beginner’s guide and our really useful quests to do before mass. After the prologue, you are free to discover Vale Sangora and tackle Brencis’ boyars nonetheless you please, however the freedom generally is a bit overwhelming. To assist, here is what we advocate doing after the prologue.