The issue here could be the person sitting behind the keyboard. Which is why I didn't want to post this to the bug thread. Simply put, I cannot use the Master Staircase in Od Nua, and the various online guides (and forum threads) that I have searched out, merely say "it's available on almost ever
Caed Nua Speak to Kana and ask him what he is doing. Ask him what he wants of Maerwald, then provide an [Honest] answer. Then tell him that you will meet Maerwald together, and that he seems very calm about this. You will then need to remove someone from your party, if you have previously added the people I suggested. All party members are available to re-hire later anyway (either at Black Hound Inn or your stronghold later), so remove one of the characters you created. I chose my now have three quests tied up in finding Maerwald, and it’s almost time to find him. Go around killing things inside the keeps grounds. Enter the door on the left side first, even though there’s nothing to do there. We need to explore every map available in the game and this is one of them; just enter and exit straight away. Now speak to the spirit hanging around the doorway to the right. Ask “do what” to realise it is just a re-enactment of days past. Now enter the keep’s great of the vases on the right as soon as you enter contains a unique sword (Whispers of Yenwood) so collect it. When you walk through the center of the hall to the back wall a steward will begin a conversation with you. Tell her that you are looking for Maerwald. Then ask about her halls, then ask for more information about Maerwald and where you can find him. Ask whether she is imprisoned in the throne then ask about the erl and what he found. Then finish the conversation. You now basically have the choice of three doorways (the top right leads nowhere but an empty chest).Head first to the bottom right doorway, which is the library. There’s not much in here but a couple of hostile take the bottom right doorway, which is the barracks. There’s nothing in here though, so leave take the top left doorway and talk to the spirit mother next to the steps. Don’t say anything straight away, but then ask about the father, and then about the people the Glanfathans killed. Her story finishes and you can now take the steps down to the dungeons. There’s nothing much in here except a lot of spiders. Kill them all then speak to the commander spirit. Listen to him, and he will disappear. Now exit from the opposite end that you entered from to the “Endless Paths of Od Nua” level aren’t going to stay here long (if you can pick the lock directly north of where you come in. If you’re following this walkthrough, you probably would’ve sunk enough points in to one character’s mechanics to get this). Inside, talk to you confirm that this is Maerwald choose the [Diplomatic] option. Tell him you were accosted by spirits and that he seems to have lost his mind. Then use the [Lore 2] option. Ask why the past lives still trouble him then choose the [Benevolent] option. Confirm that you met the mother in the keep, then choose the [Passionate] option. Ask how you tell a spirit from a memory and that you’ve seen apparitions yourself. Ask how you would have been awakened and how to make the memories go away. Ask about the Leaden Key and who the queen is. Then ask if the Key can undo the Awakening and where you might find the key. Then tell him you need to go to search for the man. Choose the [Diplomatic] option to fight him updates the Time and Tide quest and you will gain a new ability. Draw on the energy of the rope. A quest will be completed, another will begin, and another will be updated. Collected Maerwald’s Grimoire from his go back upstairs and through to the great hall. Speak to the steward again and tell her you had no choice. Say that you’ve always wanted your own keep. Ask what being the master entails, then ask about the cursed keep. Now you will ask about the Endless Paths and the Master Below, then about you being the master of the keep. Go back to your other questions and ask how you repair the barbican, then tell her you’re off to the city. You will then have the option to repair the keep, but we CAN'T do that (if you haven't already, make sure to read the Stronghold Adventure page of the walkthrough)Upgrade the Eastern Barbican (because we have no choice), then upgrade the Main Keep, then to Kana, tell him that you may end up the same way. Speak to him again then choose the [Benevolent] option. Ask about the sacred book and choose the [Rational] response, in addition to whatever other responses you want to just a note on Durance’s conversations: he gets tired of conversation after a while and you need to rest in order to open up new conversation options. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t handle this very well and the first speaking option can appear greyed out, even if there are new options inside it. You will need to be diligent with asking Durance new questions after every time you camp can speak to Eder and give the [Diplomatic] response. Ask why he didn’t ask you for help, then give the [Passionate] camped out a few times to pass some time for my buildings and then moved on. At some point Aloth spoke to me after camping, where he told me I seemed preoccupied. I then responded with [Honest] and that I didn’t know what to make of should notice that the south-eastern archway has now been cleared of rubble and allows you to pass through to a world exit. Head on over to the Woodend Level 2 of 3Diplomatic Level 1 of 3Passionate Level 2 of 3Rational Level 1 of 3Honest Level 2 of 3Companions: 4 of 8Total Enemies Defeated: 336 of 1200 Find anything you think is wrong with this walkthrough? Help us fix it by posting in its Walkthrough Thread. This walkthrough is the property of This walkthrough and any content included may not be reproduced without written permission. and its users have no affiliation with any of this game's creators or copyright holders and any trademarks used herein belong to their respective owners.
I built the Southern & Western Curtain Walls @ Caed Nua. Then i had the battle with Lord Galeric (the guy who is challenging the claim to the land). i won the battle, was declared the sole ruler of Caed Nua, but now i must rebuild the Southern & Western Curtain walls. The visual representation for these "upgraded" reverted to their broken appearance, and once built again, they looked like
The problem with the Yenwood Field quest is that the opportunity to try it comes quite early, less than half-way through Act 2, maybe only about a quarter way through. However, the sensible & appropriate time to do it is between Act 2 & 3, or even later, and certainly after you have done several of the White March quests. This seems to be one of those cases where the developers didn't really expect any/many players to leap right in to PotD, or, especially ToI. A player in that position, who hasn't read a little bit of meta info in the wiki or elsewhere, is going to get REALLY hacked off about what that quest is (though I do believe it is called The Battle of Yenwood Field in the Quest list), and how hard (or impossible) it is to get through with a Lvl 4-5 party. Or Solo. Players beginning with an easier level of the game will get spanked a little, realize they can't tackle that yet, load an earlier save, and avoid it for quite a while. There is NO penalty for postponing The Battle of Yenwood Field. IMHO, the party should be AT LEAST Lvl 10 across the board before they go there, and they should line up every mercenary and allied force they can. Allies. That is why you want to be at least near the end of Act II, and complete portions of WM, before commiting to Yenwood. There are some major forces that may ally with you when you call, depending on some White March events. In addition, the faction (not always the same one; one of several possible) that you are more or less forced to ally with along the main story line in Defiance Bay can be convinced to send some troops to help. Finally, the rather massive money you can make by near completion of Act II (at least) can be used to hire more mercenaries. The Marshal guy can help with this; that is why he hangs around at the Stronghold for days and days. (Oh - be sure to sell off all your collected excess weapons, armor, and mundane clothing, etc, to one or more of the vendors. Maybe some excess ingredients (who needs 80 xaurip tongues?) This can net you many thousands more cp.) Those forces can do preliminary, scripted battle that whittles the opposition down a bit. Then you take your party of Heroes All, and the remaining forces assembled, to do the one thing that most fantasy RPGs weave into their histories but never show - a big murherin' field fight. But I'm not sure you EVER are really forced to do it. I think that if you avoid it via adventuring an scripted choices, you just end up losing Caed Nua at the end of the game. Which, of course, makes the start of PoE II: DF problematical, story-wise … but you can probably rationalize that away pretty easily. In the meantime, by holding Caed Nua, with at least Brighthold restored (and maybe the Barracks), you can score some very significant money & xp awards & items out of the side Adventures of currently unemployed Companions. I'm currently at Lvl 10 of this run (mostly solo), and I believe that I have received something like 6-7,000 xp (out of ~50,000+ so far) from Companions sidebar adventures, a couple of pretty OK items, one of them a limited use summons, and one Absolutely Extraordinary Item ! Also, the Resting bonuses from Brighthollow, for various completed Caed Nua features, are better than the resting bonuses anywhere else. They last through 3 Rests, and generally involve at least +3 attribute bumps, or the equivalent. So, as others have said, by using the Stronghold scripts mostly, you can avoid most of the Stronghold management parts of gameplay. But some of them can have worthwhile impacts on your characters story/abilities. BTW. VERY IMPORTANT if you don't want to be disappointed again. White March I & II are designed to occur BEFORE the conclusion of the main story line. They are somewhat massive side quest areas. If you finish the original content (and it IS possible) before going off to those areas, you will never get the chance to go to the White March. Opinions differ as to the best time to do White March content. Some folks say as soon as you are offered the opportunity, for the challenge. (The town of Stalwart will send you a message via the Steward after you have started Act II.) Others say do about half of Act II, then some bounties (careful; they are tough), then White March stuff. Others like to near finish Act II before going to White March - though a number of folks say this runs the risk of over leveling for that area. In fact, the White March content gives you the option to upscale the difficulty of the opposition in White March if you find yourself in that position. Finally, opinions are also pretty evenly divided over whether to do all WM content in one push, or do it in two pieces, with more Act II, maybe some early Act III, in between. There are a number of discussions of this in the forums. I recommend you review some of the discussions. Edited July 31, 2018 by dreamrider
I did the Temple of Eothas with 5 characters (myself, Eder, Aloth, Durance, and Kana). It wasn't that bad. The Rymgrand's mantle I found helped a lot with the shades and shadows. I definitely had to pay a lot of attention to what I was doing but I never felt frustrated. The fight right as you enter the keep at Caed Nua was a bit challenging.
Ostatnia aktualizacja: 15 grudnia 2020 Następna Caed Nua M12 Zawsze blisko Królowej Poprzednia Caed Nua M12 Mapa lokacji Ważne obszary na mapieWielka SalaSpotkaj się z Zarządczynią - główne zadanie "Stary Widzący". Schody łączące wielką salę z książnicą. KsiążnicaSpotkasz tu kilka potworów. Schody łączące wielką salę z koszarami. Koszary Schody łączące wielką salę z lochami. LochyPrzebywa tu wiele pająków. SkarbiecDostępny po odbudowie warowni. Wyjścia z lokacjiM12 – Przejście do Caed Nua. M14 – Przejście do Bezkresnych Ścieżek Od Nuy - Poziom 1. Legenda Pillars of Eternity M13 - Caed Nua: Warownia Ważne obszary na mapie Wyjścia z lokacji Zamknięte drzwi lub skrzynie Pułapki Ważne postacie (zleceniodawcy zadań, handlarze itp.) Nowi potencjalni członkowie drużyny Niebezpieczni wrogowie (bossowie, elitarne potwory itp.) Caed Nua: Warownia - opis i mapa podrzędnej lokacjiPowyższa mapa prezentuje wnętrze warowni w Caed Nua. Zbadaniem tego budynku możesz zająć się po dotarciu do lokacji Caed Nua widocznej na mapie świata i ma to przede wszystkim na celu zaliczenie jednego z głównych questów gry. Po tym jak po raz pierwszy zjawisz się w warowni napotkasz kilka grup potworów, których wyeliminowanie nie będzie jednak zbyt trudne. Ważne miejsca w warowni Caed Nua1. Wielka Sala Zadanie główne: Stary Widzący - Rozpraw się z kilkoma potworami, a następnie podejdź do Zarządczyni (Steward) i porozmawiaj z nią na temat Maerwalda. 7. Lochy W lochach przebywa mnóstwo pająków - część z nich stacjonuje w głównym korytarzu, a część w celach. Atakuj je po kolei. W lochu znajdziesz przejście na pierwszy poziom Bezkresnych Ścieżek Od Nuy (miejsce pobytu Maerwalda). Zostało jeszcze 67% zawartości tej strony, której nie widzisz w tej chwili ... ... pozostała treść tej strony oraz tysiące innych ciekawych materiałów dostępne są w całości dla posiadaczy Abonamentu Premium Abonament dla Ciebie Następna Caed Nua M12 Zawsze blisko Królowej Poprzednia Caed Nua M12 Mapa lokacji Spis treści
Originally posted by Monsieur Connard: 1/weird. They are "red", so they should attack. 2/you can force attack (click on the sword icon then on someone) 3/you don't need to kill them to go through the next level. Killing the fampyr "king" (on a throne on the statue shoulder/hand, can't remember) should suffice.
watch 02:58 No Man's Sky Update - The Loop “ Old and dry, with cobwebs in every crack. It reminds me of Woedica. ” ~ Durance Caed Nua is a stronghold in Pillars of Eternity, located in the Eastern Reach north of Defiance Bay. It was constructed directly above the Endless Paths of Od Nua. Relatively early in their adventure, the player is awarded this stronghold and house. Caed Nua then becomes the common rally point for their companions and a domain to manage. They can use this as a base of operations for storage, rest, organization and investment as they desire. The stronghold also has a unique play mechanic surrounding the allocation of resources. This is geared toward making the stronghold a profitable side-venture for the characters. It provides the player with the ability to make large scale changes, undertake special quests, customize the contents of the stronghold and the surrounding environment, and engage in light strategic gameplay between adventures.[1][2] Background[] Engwith[] The site of Caed Nua once belonged to the vast estate of Od Nua, the legendary king of the Engwithans two thousand years ago. Beloved by his people, he was driven into madness by grief and machinations of the Children of the Wheel following the death of his son, Maros Nua. The entire keep became a research center focusing on life, death, and preventing souls from passing the Shroud. Necromancy or the science or immortality? Whatever the name they chose to grant to it, the escalating strain on the people Od Nua ruled and ruthless, bloody experimentation eventually culminated in a mob of angered Engwithans storming the castle and putting an end to Od Nua's research. Although only fingers of the great adra titan constructed adjacent to the research center remain on the surface, they are a testament to the scale of this massive project that spurred research into deeper branches of animancy and advanced Engwithan megastructure construction skills. Aedyr[] The Engwithan ruins lay abandoned for centuries, deterring all attempts at exploration or exploitation. It was the only ruin across the Eastern March that Eir Glanfath refused to defend. This made it a lucrative target during the colonization of the Dyrwood under the Aedyr Empire, with the first Erl of Yenwood erecting a keep on site to protect his family's claim to the ruin and excavate it in peace. In recognition of the keep's strategic location, all rulers of Caed Nua were granted the title of Roadwarden. The very first Roadwarden, Cafed Eodhart, forged a badge of office, the Whispers of Yenwood, which are said to be only ever found by those meant to rule the keep.[3] But all things come at a price. What was first a prospect of great wealth turned to maddening obsession. The erl devoted his life to excavating the ruins below the keep. They had been sealed with rock and soil, deliberately so. He dug his entire life and never found what he sought. His obsession became his son's, and his son's son's. And one day, the young erl broke through. Beneath was an endless maze, incomprehensible in its construction. But he would never come to learn more than that. Vile and dangerous things had taken residence there and they poured up through the keep and slew its residents, the erl among them. After that the keep remained abandoned for over a century.[4] Free Palatinate[] Around 2823 AI, a young noble by the name of Maerwald attempted to reclaim the keep. Following a promising initial resettlement, his soul sickness cripples the reclamation effort and Caed Nua falls into disuse again.[4] It isn't until 2823 AI that the Watcher reclaimed the keep from its afflicted owner, becoming the new Roadwarden. Their claim was immediately challenged by Lord Arledr Gathbin. Erl Bademar ruled that the keep is legally the property of House Gathbin, but the Watcher must be properly compensated. The Lord immediately rejected the ruling, effectively abdicating his claim and confirming the Watcher as the new Roadwarden. In time, he would attempt to wrest control of the keep by military force.[5] Gyrd Háewanes Sténes is a prize that belonged to one of Caed Nua's many lords, kept in the vaults of Defiance Bay until a rightful ruler of Caed Nua emerges.[6] Points of interest[] Before the renovation Caed Nua is more or less a derelict. Except for the Keep and Brighthollow, all of its buildings are in a state of advanced disrepair and the place is infested with a variety of hostile spirits. Kana Rua is found standing by the western barbican, examining the masonry. Recruit him for a new character in your party, then enter the courtyard (the exterior has naught but a few plants in place). Wipe out the spirits Map markers[] Before the keep is restored[] Brighthollow Caed Nua Keep Eastern Barbican After it is restored[] Artificer's Hall Botanical Gardens Brighthollow Caed Nua Keep Chapel Craft Hall Curio Shop Eastern Barbican Forum Hedge Maze Training Grounds Warden's Lodge Western Barbican Characters[] Kana Rua, an aumaua scholar and companion. Companion reactions[] Some companions have a special comment upon entering through the gates for the first time: Aloth: "Looks like this place has been abandoned for years." Kana Rua: "Once more through the gates! With more success this time, I hope." Durance: "Old and dry, with cobwebs in every crack. It reminds me of Woedica." Enemies[] Before completing The Old Watcher, Caed Nua is infested with a number of spirits, impeding progress further into the keep. Exterior:Spirits: Blights Flame Blight Small Earth Blight Small Flame Blight Shadows Phantom Shadow Wisps Will O'Wisp Dungeons:Beasts: Spiders Spear Spiderling Spear Spider Ivory Spiderling Ivory Spinner Plants[] Note: All plants are located in the exterior area. 1x Dyrcap 2x Skaenbone Behind the scenes[] The stronghold was a reward for the Kickstarter campaign reaching the $ million stretch goal. This area contains developer commentary. “ Caed Nua, or the player stronghold, was one of the more technically challenging levels in the game. Not only is this level the player's home base for most of the game, but the design had to conform to specific constraints based off the system we use to dynamically alter the map as the player upgrades their stronghold. We had to take special care of how parts of the scene spatially related to one another. Due to the nature of our tiling system, the map was more or less built on a grid, but still needed to feel organic. This was to ensure the level never felt bland in its layout while still being cognizant that if the player upgraded a specific building, or other landmark on the map, it wouldn't overlap with another. ” ~ Matthew Perez, Junior Designer Map[] Map - Caed Nua Gallery[] Caed Nua in its unrestored state Caed Nua in its restored state …and after its restoration Part of the Stronghold shown during development References ↑ Pillars Of Eternity - Manual ↑ Update #20: Lore Tidbits, Campaign Almanac, Big Ol' Stretch Goals, and... Environment Screenshot! ↑ Marshal Forwyn ↑ Steward ↑ A Call to Court, A Return to Court, The Battle of Yenwood Field ↑ Chancellor Warrin
Caed Nua's gate to the great hall can't be missed, so the question may be phrased poorly. Perhaps it is about the Endless Paths of Od Nua below Caed Nua?
Table of ContentsIntroductionMechanicsTipsCopyright and AcknowledgmentsCharacter CreationLevels and ExperienceRacesClass OverviewAttributesCulture and BackgroundSkillsBarbarianChanterCipherDruidFighterMonkPaladinPriestRangerRogueWizardUniversal TalentsBuildsCompanionsThe Hollowing of the Dyrwood - Act IThe Gilded ValeThe Old WatcherLord of a Barren LandThe Hollowing of the Dyrwood - Act IINever Far from the QueenThe Man Who Waits and Other StoriesThrough Death's GateThe White March - Part 1Durgan's BatteryThe White ForgeThe Siege of CrägholdtThe Hollowing of the Dyrwood - Act IIIThe Assassin at LargeCouncil of StarsThe White March Part 2The Iron FlailThe Forgotten ArmyThe Hollowing of the Dyrwood - The FinaleMemories of the AncientsEndless Paths of Od NuaCaed NuaUpgradesEventsBountiesItemsMundane EquipmentUnique WeaponsUnique Armour and ShieldsAccessoriesSoulbound ItemsGrimoiresConsumablesCraftingIngredientsDurgan Iron IngotsMiscellaneousPetsInns and LodgingsBestiaryBeastsPrimordialsSpiritsVesselsWildersAppendix: Relative PacifismTrophiesYou acquire Caed Nua as your stronghold towards the end of Act 1. It serves as a base of operations, a resting place and the location of the bonus are two statistics associated with your stronghold:Prestige increases the amount of taxes you collect and improves the chances of good events occurring. It is also a factor in the quality of Adventure reduces the loss of tax revenues to banditry and reduces the chances of bad events are a total of 25 upgrades you can make to your stronghold. Each has prerequisites and provides various bonuses as well as unlocking more Barbican--+1+2--Main KeepEastern BarbicanUnlocks visitors and Adventures+3+414003dBrighthollowAllows resting+2-5002dWarden's LodgeUnlocks resting bonus and bounties+2+210002dWoodland TrailsUnlocks resting bonus+1+215003dBrighthollow Courtyard PoolBrighthollow-+1-6001dBrighthollow Hearth-+1-6001dBrighthollow Lab-+1-6001dBaileyMain Keep-+2-8002dBarracksUnlocks hirelings-+320003dDungeonsAllows keeping prisoners--12003dLibraryUnlocks resting bonus+2-9002dMerchant StallsAdds merchant--14002dTowersUnlocks resting bonus+2+18002dWestern Barbican--+29003dBotanical GardenBaileyProduces plants+1-18002dForumUnlocks resting bonus+4-12002dHedge MazeUnlocks resting bonus-+314002dTraining GroundsUnlocks resting bonus-+215002dArtificer's HallWestern BarbicanUnlocks resting bonusTrap merchant+1-16002dChapelUnlocks resting bonus+4-20002dCraft HallUnlocks resting bonusWeapons and armour merchant+1+116002dCurio ShopProduces creature partsCurio merchant+1-18002sSouth Curtain Wall--+425004dWest Curtain Wall--+425004dYou have to repair the Eastern Barbican to progress the main quest. There is a trophy for completing 5 upgrades and another for completing all all of not upgrade your stronghold too quickly. You need to complete Minor and Average Stronghold Adventures for a trophy and high Prestige can make these impossible to you progress and complete quests, events will occur back at your stronghold. This can be a visitor, an adventure or an on your Prestige, some visitors will be welcome, others less so. Typically they have some sort of problem and ask you to help them out. Doing so may cost you money or cost you the services of a companion for a short a decision will reward you with 200XP and you may earn a unique item into the bargain. If you don't attend to them, visitors hang around the Great Hall for a while. While there, they may increase or reduce your keep VisitorsAzzuroIf you can assure the safety of his caravans (5000cp or lend him a companion), he will sell rare and unique items at decent prices. You have to keep an eye on your stronghold status because there is a limited time window in which to buy his wares and it possible to miss him while travelling from one end of the map to the (+3 Prestige, +2 Security)Pay 2000cp to give him safe passage or have a companion escort him for +1 the animancer costs you 2000cp or the services of Aloth / Edér for several days. You may want to ignore Sidroc (+3 Prestige)Tell him to grow a pair (Survival 5).Odeyna Fyrghest (+5 Prestige, +5 Security)The Dozens deem her to be a hero but she's fed up with them. If you have high reputation with the Dozens, tell them to back off. Otherwise, allow her to VisitorsGafol the DrunkardSimply get rid of him in any way you ByrnwigarUrge him to treat his tenants better (Benevolent 2) for a Prestige the Deft Hand (-1 Prestige, -3 Security)She is trying to evade the law. If you help her escape, she will give you the unique Cape of the the ShacklerSlaver. You need to have recruited Hiravias to have him VisitorsEmploy the ones that raise Prestige, ignore the ones that don't. Money won't be an issue by the time they start showing Noblewoman200cp / day, +6 Warrior50cp / day, +3 Prestige, +2 Psion100cp / day, -2 Prestige, +2 of St. Waidwen90cp / day, +1 Prestige, +3 Soul Hunter100cp / day, +2 Prestige, +3 War Criminal350cp / day, -4 Prestige, +3 8th turn, you will unlock a stronghold adventure. To complete it, you must assign an idle companion ( one not currently in the party) before the time runs out. The assigned companion receives bonus are five levels of adventure: Minor, Average, Major, Grand and Legendary. There is a trophy for completing one from each level. However, the only way to tell the level of adventure is by the number of turns it takes to complete: from 1 (Minor) to 5 (Legendary).The level of adventure is determined by adding your Stronghold's Prestige level to 2d50. A result of 25 or less results in no adventure while a result between 26 and 50 results in a Minor adventure and so on. Legendary Adventures require a result of 126 or greater. The roll is made some time before the adventure comes up so you cannot save-scum for a desired level. You can, however, save scum for a specific adventure of a given level if you make a save just before turning in a quest that will increment the turn number. For example, if you check your Stronghold status and the turn number is currently 31, completing a quest will increment the turn number and trigger an adventure so you can save immediately before turning in the adventures available at various levels are as Waters, Broken TombsYcg Br Tomb FragmentClerical ErrorsSt. Borragia's TearsA Court of SpiritsBelt of ChimesA Forgotten HollowWyrwood RingThe Ivory HornThe Nautilus of Or-GrammonThe Night MirrorNight Mirror FragmentSacred SkinGreenstained BootsThe Sky BreakerRod of Wind and ThunderWitch's WalkThe Witch's HatAverageBound and BuriedBinding RopeThe Mourning CircleMourning GlovesThe Page UnturnedThe Blind Monk's VenomSkulls for MotherFather's TeethStill as StonesMossy Rock x5To the WaterlineIverra's Diving HelmetThe Weaver's SongCloak of ComfortA Wreath of AshesRemembrance AshesMajorThe Celebrant's DirgeCelebrant's GlovesA Curse of Cold ClayRemembrance of Life's WarmthRing FingerNidhan's FingerSt. Ifen's KnotIfen's CradleThe Unworn PathPatchwork BootsWhat the Well HoldsSwaddling SheetA Whistling in the ReedsRed Reed WandGrandThe Crossed EyeCrossed PatchLavender and LyeLavender WreathLovers' LightLovers' RingsA Place of Great SilenceThe Looking-Inward ChimeThey Who Woke the StarsConstellated CloakThe Wax MakerHelwax MoldLegendaryAt the Edge of All Known ThingsAmaia's CodexThe Coal EaterBlighted CoalsThe Glass TreeGlittering GauntletsLiminal SpeciesEthereal HelmA Solitary MarkMarked AmuletThe rewards are listed in the Accessories reference. When you've completed all the named adventures, you will receive random adventures that give you nothing so often, your stronghold will be attacked by can choose to auto-resolve this, which usually works in your disfavour leading at least to the deaths of hirelings or destruction of property. Alternatively, you can "manually" resolve it which requires you to be present and has you fighting the enemies. If you allow the clock to run down, the game will auto-resolve the attack for manually resolve the attack without having your keep destroyed, you need to be in the grounds of your keep at the very least. Also, the game interface is unclear as to which button is highlighted. This is what you want:Once your Security reaches 50 or thereabouts, attacks will stop you've restored the Warden's Lodge, you can go inside (it's the building just outside the keep). Speak to Warden Fyrgen to see what bounties he has - First BatchBounty: Sly CyrdelSly Cyrdel and his crew can be found in Magran's Fork near the Adra Formation in the The DwellerThe Dweller is threatening merchants in Black Meadow. He is a level 9 Forest Lurker and can be found alongside three Greater Earth Blights and two Trolls near the second (eastern) dragon Nalrend the WiseNalrend is an Ogre Shaman who has taken up residence in Elmshore. You will find him in the Elmshore Cave in the north of the area. He is accompanied two Elder Bears, two Ogre Matrons and an Ogre Warchief IklakIklak is a Xaurip High Priest who has moved to the xaurip camp in the northern section of the Valewood. Iklak is accompanied four Champions and four High Priests and likes to hang back. Along with his head, Iklak drops the Ivory Wurm - Second BatchBounty: Daroth GrimaultDaroth is a Fampyr who has set up a cult in the Copperlane Catacombs. He can be found close to the Temple of Woedica entrance and is accompanied by a Fampyr, two Skeletal Wizards, two Skeletal Rangers, three Guls and two ThorfenThorfen is a priest of Eothas who has been desecrating gravestones. You will find him in the graveyard in Esternwood. He is accompanied by two Eothasian Wardens, an Eothasian Warmage and two Eothasian Zealots. The Warmage drops a Gilt Grimoire while Thorfen drops Exceptional gear and the unique Coat of Ill Payment GlasdialGlasdial is a troll who can be found in the lower level of Lle a Rhemen which you can reach via the lower section of Stormwall Gorge. He is with two Swamp Spores, three Corrupter Druids and a total of four Pŵrgas. Use Prayer Against Treachery to protect against the Swamp Songsmith RoskaRoska has earned the enmity of the Glanfathans for looting Engwithan ruins. You will find him and a group of Norwaech Prospectors, Delvers and Sappers in the northern section of Clîaban Rilag. The sappers drop Sapper's Tome grimoires while Songsmith Roska drops a suit of Exceptional plate - Third BatchBounty: FoemynaFoemyna is a ranger who feeds travellers to her animal companions. You will find her in Woodend Plains northeast of the crossroads accompanied by several Elder Lions and Bears. Foemyna drops the Rain of Clodagh Field war Galen DalgardGalen Dalgard is a slaver who has had a price placed on his head by an ill-wisher. You will find him at Madhmr Bridge north of the crossroads alongside five slaver associates and two Aedyran Priests. Most of the group drop trash but Galen drops an Exceptional sword and the unique large shield Old Gerun's DevŵenDevŵen is a Menpŵgra who has established a cult in Northweald. You will find her in the Northweald Cave accompanied by four Corrupter Captain MuārumiCaptain Muārumi is a pirate with a price on his head. You will find him in the Sea Cave in Anslög's Compass alongside his dastardly crew of Cutthroats, Raiders and Ondrites. Alongside his head, the not-so-good captain drops the unique Pliambo per Casitàs - Final BatchBounty: High Arcanist YslyYsly and her cabal can be found on the second floor of the tower in Heritage Hill together with four Talanteir Sorcerers and two Talanteir Guardians. Ysly drops the unique rod Pretty Pretty's Rib while the Sorcerers drop Sorcerer's Naroc the ProphetNaroc is a Glanfathan Cipher who can be found in Cilant Lîs alongside two Outcast Shamans, two Outcast Warriors and two Outcast Hunters. Naroc drops the unique Elardh Dwr SserkalLord Exarch Sserkal is a Vithrack whom someone wants removed. You will find him in the northwest of Pearlwood Bluff accompanied by five Vithrack Exarchs. Get Prayer Against Treachery up and take them out. Sserkal drops the unique Gwisk Glas robe.
Bloody Expedition Log Page is a document in Pillars of Eternity. It is one in a series of documents that detail the Aedyran expedition below Caed Nua and can be found at several places throughout the Endless Paths. This specific bloody one is the fourth and last log page by chronological order. Endless Paths of Od Nua Level 6 – Merec's corpse in front of the sealed door Expedition Log
Ostatnia aktualizacja: 15 grudnia 2020 Następna Bezkresne Ścieżki Od Nuy Wprowadzenie Poprzednia Caed Nua M12 Zawsze blisko Królowej Zadania łowcy nagród w Caed NuaW trakcie pobytu w Caed Nua możesz odbierać drobne zadania łowcy nagród, które dotyczą odnajdywania i zabijania silnych przeciwników. Gra pozwoli ci na przystępowanie do tych zadań dopiero po odbudowaniu gajówki w Caed Nua (M12,1). Będziesz wtedy mógł wejść do tego budynku, porozmawiać ze Strażnikiem Fyrgenem i odebrać od niego zlecenia. Do wykonania jest w sumie 15 kontraktów, przy czym za każdym razem otrzymasz zestaw czterech zleceń (po raz ostatni trzy zlecenia - o jedno mniej). Dopiero po ich ukończeniu przyznane ci zostaną nowe misje z kolejnego poziomu. Wszystkie misje łowcy nagród mają bardzo zbliżony przebieg. Musisz wytropić wskazanego przeciwnika i następnie pokonać go w walce. Wielu wrogów dysponuje niestety silną obstawą, tak więc kontraktami najlepiej zająć się w końcowej części kampanii. Po zabiciu wskazanego wroga musisz każdorazowo kliknąć na jego zwłokach i pozyskać w ten sposób jego odciętą głowę. Musisz następnie dostarczyć Fyrgenowi głowę na dowód wykonanego kontraktu. Zadania łowcy nagród są nagradzane przede wszystkim dużą ilością punktów doświadczenia i złota, aczkolwiek w określonych sytuacjach możesz też otrzymać dodatkowe nagrody. Poniższa tabela zestawia wszystkie możliwe kontrakty. ZLECENIE NA POZIOM MIEJSCE POBYTU WROGA NAGRODY Cyrdel 1 Widły Magrany (Magran's Fork) - zbadaj formację adrową (M6,5) xp, złoto, dzwon Drake'a Iklak 1 Leśny Jar (Valewood) - zbadaj obóz xoripów (M3,4) xp, złoto Nalrend 1 Wybrzeże Wiązów (Elmshore) - zbadaj północną jaskinię (M35,1) xp, złoto Przybysz 1 Czarne Błonia (Black Meadow) - zbadaj niewielką polanę (M11,4) xp, złoto Daroth 2 Katakumby (Catacombs) - zbadaj obszar niedaleko schodów do Świątyni Woediki (M19,5) xp, złoto Glasdial 2 Lle a Rhemen - zbadaj dodatkowy poziom ruin (M34,9) xp, złoto Roska 2 Cliaban Rilag - zbadaj okolice obozowiska (M32,3) xp, złoto, pancerz Thorfen 2 Posępna Knieja (Esternwood) - zbadaj cmentarz (M8,1) xp, złoto, rzadki płaszcz Dalgard 3 Most Madhmra (Madhmr Bridge) - zbadaj okolice rozdroża (M15,1) xp, złoto Devwen 3 Północna Głusza (Northweald) - zbadaj północną jaskinię (M57,4) xp, złoto Foemyna 3 Równiny na Krańcu Lasu (Woodend Plains) - zbadaj obszar na północny-wschód od rozdroża (M16,1) xp, złoto, rzadki łuk Muarumi 3 Busola Ansloga (Anslog's Compass) - zbadaj jaskinię (M7,4) xp, złoto, rzadka broń palna Naroc 4 Cilant Lis - zbadaj obszar gdzie na początku gry wykonywany był rytuał (M2,9) xp, złoto, rzadki pancerz Sserkal 4 Perłowe Urwisko (Pearlwood Bluff) - zbadaj obszar na północ od klifu (M27,2) xp, złoto, rzadki pancerz Ysly 4 Wzgórze Dziedzictwa: Wieża (Heritage Hill: Tower) - zbadaj drugi poziom wieży (M25) xp, złoto, rzadka różdżka Następna Bezkresne Ścieżki Od Nuy Wprowadzenie Poprzednia Caed Nua M12 Zawsze blisko Królowej Spis treści
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