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== Quick Walkthrough == | == Quick Walkthrough == | ||
* Talk to Brutus Plutocratio | * Talk to Brutus Plutocratio | ||
| − | * Talk to the Escaped Slave | + | * Talk to the [[Sacred 2:Slave|Escaped Slave]] |
* Pick up 10 Slave Shackles | * Pick up 10 Slave Shackles | ||
* Talk to Brutus Plutocratio | * Talk to Brutus Plutocratio | ||
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== Detailed Walkthrough == | == Detailed Walkthrough == | ||
Talk to Brutus Plutocratio to learn of the escaped slaves.<br> | Talk to Brutus Plutocratio to learn of the escaped slaves.<br> | ||
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| + | {{S2 Dialogue|NPC NAME=Brutus Plutocratio|PORTRAIT FILE NAME=dialog012.png|DIALOGUE=Get Brutus Plutocratio ten slave shackles! | ||
| + | Humans! Pah! The just don't understand that they're better off here. Ungrateful rabble! Some Human slaves have escaped from me. They're practically worthless because no one will touch merchandise like them, but I can't tolerate their escape or everyone would try to run. I, Brutus Plutocratio, have to set an example. | ||
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| + | Do you want to earn good money? Catch the fugitives and bring back their shackles as prrof of your success. I've already sent men of my own, but I could still use your help.}} | ||
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| + | Head Northwest along the road from the Broken Lance Tavern, continuing Northwest when the road turns West. | ||
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| + | Talk to the slave with the exclamation mark (!) over his head, then pick up the slave shackles they drop. | ||
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| + | {{S2 Dialogue|NPC NAME=Slave|PORTRAIT FILE NAME=dialog094.png|DIALOGUE= | ||
| + | You can free us! We've lived too long in servitude. Take our shackles, so we can be free.}} | ||
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| + | Return to Brutus and talk to him for your reward. | ||
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| + | {{S2 Dialogue|NPC NAME=Brutus Plutocratio|PORTRAIT FILE NAME=dialog012.png|DIALOGUE=You do have all the shackles, but there's no blood on them. My hunters told me what you did. One of them would like to talk to you. Why don't you go to him?}} | ||
== Logbook Entry == | == Logbook Entry == | ||
Latest revision as of 06:16, 2 September 2014
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Quick Walkthrough
- Talk to Brutus Plutocratio
- Talk to the Escaped Slave
- Pick up 10 Slave Shackles
- Talk to Brutus Plutocratio
Detailed Walkthrough
Talk to Brutus Plutocratio to learn of the escaped slaves.
Get Brutus Plutocratio ten slave shackles!
Humans! Pah! The just don't understand that they're better off here. Ungrateful rabble! Some Human slaves have escaped from me. They're practically worthless because no one will touch merchandise like them, but I can't tolerate their escape or everyone would try to run. I, Brutus Plutocratio, have to set an example.
Do you want to earn good money? Catch the fugitives and bring back their shackles as prrof of your success. I've already sent men of my own, but I could still use your help.
Head Northwest along the road from the Broken Lance Tavern, continuing Northwest when the road turns West.
Talk to the slave with the exclamation mark (!) over his head, then pick up the slave shackles they drop.
Return to Brutus and talk to him for your reward.
You do have all the shackles, but there's no blood on them. My hunters told me what you did. One of them would like to talk to you. Why don't you go to him?
Logbook Entry
Notes
- Note: This is the light chain quest counterpart to the shadow chain quest Slaves...
- Note: You will automatically receive the quest Uncovered once you have spoken to Brutus
- Trivia: The quest giver's surname, Plutocratio, is most likely based on the work 'Plutocrat', i.e. a member of a plutocracy - a wealthy class that controls the government of the area
