The Witch of Brunla, part 1 Book · Character stories

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Full text of The Witch of Brunla, part 1

“Have you ever heard of Adelheid, the Witch of Brunla? According to stories, before she earned this particular moniker, she had one of the purest hearts in the whole region of the Harz Mountains. In fact, many called her the Pure Soul of Saxony. Ironic, considering that it was the souls of good Christians that she would afflict with her foul magic…”

The Witch of Brunla, part 1 is a Book in The Blood of Dawnwalker, filed under Character stories, running 1 page(s) and about 62 words. The Witch of Brunla, part 1 is read in place rather than carried as an item; look for it where Character stories readables lie. It opens: "“Have you ever heard of Adelheid, the Witch of Brunla?" Other Character stories readables include A Few Lessons in Life, part 1, A Few Lessons in Life, part 2, A Few Lessons in Life, part 3, Against the Khan's Horde, part 1, Against the Khan's Horde, part 2.

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The Witch of Brunla, part 1 FAQ

What is The Witch of Brunla, part 1?

The Witch of Brunla, part 1 is a Book in The Blood of Dawnwalker, filed by the game under Character stories. Its full text is on this page.

Where do I find The Witch of Brunla, part 1?

The Witch of Brunla, part 1 is a Character stories readable, found where the game places that group: loose in the world, in loot, at a point of interest or during a quest.

How long is The Witch of Brunla, part 1?

The Witch of Brunla, part 1 runs 1 page(s) and about 62 words.