Online:Wolves in the Fold
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Duke Sebastien thinks that werewolves may be trying to infiltrate and take over Aldcroft, just as they overthrew Camlorn.
Quick Walkthrough[edit]
- Talk to Duke Sebastien and Gloria Fausta.
- Reveal and defeat hidden Werewolves.
- Return to Duke Sebastien.
Detailed Walkthrough[edit]
On The Hunt[edit]
Speak with Duke Sebastien who tells you that Werewolves are hiding in Aldcroft and then tells you to speak to Gloria Fausta. Now go and talk to Gloria is right behind him near the stairs. She tells you that the amulet forces werewolves to reveal their true nature. Leave and go east from the building and climb onto the docks. Once there go up to Camlorn refugees and activate the amulet, if they reveal themselves to be a werewolf kill them, do this until you've killed five werewolves. Now return to the Duke and speak with him for your reward.
Notes[edit]
- The amulet can continue to be used more than once on refugees even after they've been proven not to be werewolves, with no extra effects.
Quest Stages[edit]
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Finishes Quest | Journal Entry |
Objective: Reveal and Defeat Hidden Werewolves
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Objective Hint: Talk to Gloria Fausta
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Objective: Talk to Duke Sebastien
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Notes
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