Investigate My Death
Companion Quests
It turns out that Jaethal, our undead companion, doesn't know who killed her before she rose from the dead. It's unclear if it was even murder at all! All she knows for certain is this: her dagger, which disappeared on the day of her death, has now resurfaced — in the barony's capital, and under strange circumstances. Surely, our baron can solve this mystery. Let's begin the investigation!
Objectives
0/9 · Saved on this deviceFind the boar carcass near the Old Sycamore
The traveling merchant, Enneo, claims that he found Jaethal's dagger in a dead boar's carcass near the Old Sycamore. We should examine the area. It might lead to Jaethal's murderer!
Follow the trail to the bank of the Thorn River
Having examined the wild boar's carcass closely, we found out that the animal was indeed wounded by Jaethal's dagger. But it happened somewhere else, not where we found the carcass, but presumably by the bank of the Thorn River. We must go there and search for more clues!
Repel the attack!
As soon as we got to the river bank, some crazy elves attacked us! We'll have to fight for our lives!
Decide the fate of an elven girl
We repelled the attack, but then suddenly Jaethal learned to raise the dead. — And she 'revived' an elven girl! Now it's up to the baron to decide what to do.
Return to the capital and talk to Enneo
It seems it was Enneo, the merchant who had the dagger, who drew both us and the elves into this story. We should return to the capital and have a little chat with him!
Addendum_WoundsLookStrange
The wounds on the boar's carcass looked strange. The dagger might have been stuck into it after the animal's death.
Addendum_ElvesNotGuilty
The elven girl claims that they did not attack us with evil intent, but only to defend themselves. And of course, they weren't involved in Jaethal's murder.
Addendum_WandererBlackmail
Some half-elf, calling himself the Wanderer, convinced the elves that Jaethal was tracking them down to kill them all!
Request canceled
We ignored our companion's request for far too long — and now it is too late. Oh well, that's just too bad.