Regarding Draining Duties Note · Points of interest
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- Note
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- Points of interest
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- 1
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- Dakota Chinnick
Full text of Regarding Draining Duties
Soldiers,
I have received multiple letters requesting reassignment from draining duty. Let me answer them all at once: no, you shall not be relieved of this service. Collecting blood for our suzerain Ambrus is an honour that should be relished. Perform it dutifully and without complaints. From now on, any further requests in this regard shall be considered treasonous in nature.
Sergeant Chenko
Where Regarding Draining Duties comes from
Regarding Draining Duties is read from the inventory item Letter of Refusal. The item page lists where it is found and who carries it.
Regarding Draining Duties is a Note in The Blood of Dawnwalker, filed under Points of interest, running 1 page(s) and about 63 words. It is read from the item Letter of Refusal. It opens: "Soldiers, I have received multiple letters requesting reassignment from draining duty." 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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Regarding Draining Duties FAQ
What is Regarding Draining Duties?
Regarding Draining Duties 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 Regarding Draining Duties?
Regarding Draining Duties is read from the item Letter of Refusal; the item page lists its sources.
How long is Regarding Draining Duties?
Regarding Draining Duties runs 1 page(s) and about 63 words.