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Bug the Thegn of Lincoln
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I am currently pledged to Lincolnshire and am doing the Thegn of Lincoln quest. After reuniting Hunwald with his partner the quest took me to visit Aelfgar at his estate. Upon arriving despite Aelfgar being there with the quest objective above his head I am unable to speak to him, he simply remains seated in his house.
I have tried resetting the game, dying, pledging to a different alliance, closing the app and creating a new manual save. My most recent auto save is over 8 hours back. Please help. -
@ferolivares88 did you ever find a fix to your issue? I'm having an issue on that mission too but it's later on, for me he's glitched into the ground with only the top half of his head poking out and no way to speak or interact with him.
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Hello wildarmdragoon, thank you for your post.
This particular issue you are experiencing with Aelfgar spawning under the map is known to us and the development team have been made aware of this and are currently investigating this issue.
Sorry to see you have experienced this bug also, when we have more news of any fixes, we may make a post about this in our known or reported issues pinned threads, or update this thread, thank you.Official Response
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