Kriegstadt Patrol Quest - Revision history

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AEton at 19:06, 14 September 2022

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AEton at 03:16, 12 July 2019

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AEton at 03:15, 12 July 2019

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AEton at 04:15, 8 May 2018

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AEton at 06:36, 7 May 2018

2018-05-07T06:36:40Z

AEton at 14:48, 1 May 2018

2018-05-01T14:48:32Z

AEton at 02:20, 30 April 2018

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 If you found a torn page in the merchant's home, ask Muriel about the night of the disappearance then, when she volunteers to tell you more about an object, give her the page.
-Ask the warlock about the night of the disappearance. Give him the page. Kill him.
+Ask various people about the night of the disappearance. show them the evidence. Kill the guilty one.
 Visit the clerk, who will tell you to go find the merchant.
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 This is the farmer. (And the scavenging peasant and Robber Baron have no effect):
    You give a gold coin with an ugly face on it to Madam Muriel.
    Madam Muriel sets a gold coin with an ugly face on it before her and gazes into her crystal ball.
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    The light from within Madam Muriel's crystal ball fades.
    Madam Muriel says 'Let this knowledge steer your actions true, Eaton.'

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-This is ???
+This is the farmer. (And the scavenging peasant and Robber Baron have no effect):
    You give a gold coin with an ugly face on it to Madam Muriel.
    Madam Muriel sets a gold coin with an ugly face on it before her and gazes into her crystal ball.

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	(despite a red-herring clue elsewhere about a smell of brimstone, the schulz apparently hired henchmen with the coin)		(despite a red-herring clue elsewhere about a smell of brimstone, the schulz apparently hired henchmen with the coin)

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		+	This is ???
		+	You give a gold coin with an ugly face on it to Madam Muriel.
		+	Madam Muriel sets a gold coin with an ugly face on it before her and gazes into her crystal ball.
		+	Madam Muriel concentrates as her crystal casts brilliant light across her face.
		+	Madam Muriel says 'I see the crime as it unfolded, but the players remain unclear...'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'I see a singleminded individual, desirous of the merchant's wealth.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'I see the culprit confronting the victim, yet without intent of violence.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'The argument broke out suddently, and the perpetrator's rage boiled over uncontrolably.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this coin was left behind.'
		+	The light from within Madam Muriel's crystal ball fades.
		+	Madam Muriel says 'Let this knowledge steer your actions true, Eaton.'

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    Madam Muriel says 'The attack was silent and quick. None but the merchant and his assailant knew of it until the next morning.'
    Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this knot ripped off his bindings.'
 This is not the warlock:

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    Madam Muriel says 'I see a singleminded individual, desirous of the merchant's wealth.'
    Madam Muriel says 'I see the culprit hiring thugs to bring about the merchant's doom.'
-   Madam Muriel says 'The confrontation was sudden and raucus. The victim could not resist his many
+   Madam Muriel says 'The confrontation was sudden and raucus. The victim could not resist his many assailants.'
    Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this coin was left behind.'
-   The schulz says 'Ah, I see you've acquired one of our hamlet's distinctive coins! An excellent
+   The schulz says 'Ah, I see you've acquired one of our hamlet's distinctive coins! An excellent decision on your part, if I may say so.'
    The schulz says 'You see, in Kreigstadt it is valued just as highly as gold, but not as unwieldy to carry around, and naturally less prone to theft by...' the schulz narrows his eyes '... sinister  passersby.'
    The schulz says 'And of course, it can be exchanged for its current value in gold at any time. In reasonable quantities, naturally. Attempting to "cash out" so to speak, would be... detrimental to  the currency as a whole.'

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    A warlock says 'I wouldn't be caught dead carrying the tome THIS came from...'
    A warlock says '... and I've been caught dead doing some very interesting things.'
 …
    The man stands out against his fellow slaves, with his clean, fine
    clothing; but his face betrays the same broken mind that all the other

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:15, 8 May 2018
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	Madam Muriel says 'The attack was silent and quick. None but the merchant and his assailant knew of it until the next morning.'		Madam Muriel says 'The attack was silent and quick. None but the merchant and his assailant knew of it until the next morning.'
	Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this knot ripped off his bindings.'		Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this knot ripped off his bindings.'
		+
		+	This is not the warlock:
		+	Madam Muriel says 'The merchant was betrayed without warning, in a crime of passion; but the fates refuse to reveal themselves fully.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'Bring me a tangible artifact of the event, and I will divine what I can.'
		+	You give a burned page to Madam Muriel.
		+	Madam Muriel says 'I see a singleminded individual, desirous of the merchant's wealth.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'I see the culprit confronting the victim, yet without intent of violence.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'The argument broke out suddently, and the perpetrator's rage boiled over uncontrolably.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this burned page was left behind, unnoticed.'
		+
		+	A warlock says 'This page is from a book of arcane knowledge, you might say, but one so pathetically below my skill that it barely qualifies as mystical.'
		+	A warlock says 'I wouldn't be caught dead carrying the tome THIS came from...'
		+	A warlock says '... and I've been caught dead doing some very interesting things.'
		+
		+	…
		+	The man stands out against his fellow slaves, with his clean, fine
		+	clothing; but his face betrays the same broken mind that all the other
		+	captives have. His captors must have had enough time to finally break
		+	his will. His only remaining hope is that someone will end his
		+	suffering.
		+	An enslaved merchant is in perfect health.

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 He won't be beckon-able, and there will be no xp reward for turning in the item dropped after his death. This ignominious end produces the insignia "Honorary" watchman of Kreigstadt (note scare quotes).
-This is not Sasha:
+This is not Sasha or Wolfie:
    Madam Muriel says 'I see an unscrupulous visitor accepting money from a templar knight.'
    Madam Muriel says 'I see the culprit sneaking into the victim's home... waiting...'
    Madam Muriel says 'The attack was silent and quick. None but the merchant and his assailant knew of it until the next morning.'
    Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this knot ripped off his bindings.'

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	He won't be beckon-able, and there will be no xp reward for turning in the item dropped after his death. This ignominious end produces the insignia "Honorary" watchman of Kreigstadt (note scare quotes).		He won't be beckon-able, and there will be no xp reward for turning in the item dropped after his death. This ignominious end produces the insignia "Honorary" watchman of Kreigstadt (note scare quotes).
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		+	This is not Sasha:
		+	Madam Muriel says 'I see an unscrupulous visitor accepting money from a templar knight.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'I see the culprit sneaking into the victim's home... waiting...'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'The attack was silent and quick. None but the merchant and his assailant knew of it until the next morning.'
		+	Madam Muriel says 'As the merchant was bound and dragged into the maw of the nearby cave, this knot ripped off his bindings.'

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	An enslaved merchant is in perfect health.		An enslaved merchant is in perfect health.

−	He won't be beckon-able, and there will be no xp reward for turning in the item dropped after his death.	+	He won't be beckon-able, and there will be no xp reward for turning in the item dropped after his death. This ignominious end produces the insignia "Honorary" watchman of Kreigstadt (note scare quotes).