New Orders readable artwork in The Blood of Dawnwalker

New Orders Note · Points of interest

NotePoints of interest
Type
Note
Found as
Points of interest
Pages
1
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Data Methodology

Full text of New Orders

Whatever your prior orders were – disregard them. Your sole objective now is to track down and kill Coen of Laslea – and make sure he suffers a fair bit before landing the final blow. I’m a patient man but this bastard has crossed one line too many.

He has been attacking our leech collectors - so lie in wait outside one of their camps. He's proven to be dangerous, so best not take any chances. Notify me as soon as the deed is done – I’ll personally impale his wretched body by the gates of Svartrau.

Boyar Ambrus

Where New Orders comes from

New Orders is read from the inventory item New Orders from Ambrus. The item page lists where it is found and who carries it.

New Orders is a Note in The Blood of Dawnwalker, filed under Points of interest, running 1 page(s) and about 99 words. It is read from the item New Orders from Ambrus. It opens: "Whatever your prior orders were – disregard them." Other Points of interest readables include A Call to Hunt, Accident Report, Admonition from Xanthe, A Goodbye Letter, A Letter Found in a Wolf Cave.

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New Orders FAQ

What is New Orders?

New Orders is a Note in The Blood of Dawnwalker, filed by the game under Points of interest. Its full text is on this page.

Where do I find New Orders?

New Orders is read from the item New Orders from Ambrus; the item page lists its sources.

How long is New Orders?

New Orders runs 1 page(s) and about 99 words.