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2 Mysteries bug issues.
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#1). In Rygjafylke Erlands quest. Bring me A Beast.
I brought him bears and he freaked out and they killed him and the quest is still there and didn't clear. I am unable to proceed here.
#2). In Hordafylke. The Rekindling.
I speak with the woman and then she goes inside the house and sits next to her husband. I burned everything in sight and destroyed everything as well and they just sat and stared and I was unable to progress.
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@causablemonkey
i am having this exact issue as well. I don’t know if it is a “known issue” but hopefully we can bring it to their attention
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Rygjafylke Erlands quest. Bring me A Beast.
Solution.
Shoot the man with an "Incendiary Powder Trap" arrow. Lure a wolf to the dead man and walk arround him so the wolf detonates the arrow. -
@autotesto1 tried this..... Did nothing. Wolves caught on fire and then died. Quest still active and dead body just lays there. Thoughts?
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Unfortunately I can't repeat it anymore, not saved the game before. I picked up the dead Erland and moved him it a bit to the N-W. (North-west of the camp are three wolves). Shot an explosive arrow into Erland. Attract a wolf, get Erland between the wolf and you. Stay close to the dead. This worked fore me. Still 3 bugs to go 1. Pig of proffessie 2. Oxenefordscire Hoard Map (Map does not disapear after lotting) 3. Eurvicsire Hoard map (Map does not disapear after lotting)
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@causablemonkey Have you got the second stage of "Incendiary Powder Trap" ? If so the wolf would explodes and not burn.
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