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Unsolved Children of Danu the Seed problems
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I have killed everyone except for the oak and the seed. For some reason for the seed the only clue that shows up first is "when in Ireland, the seed will be found in dunserverick fortress." No other clues will show up and he's not at the fortress. What can I do im stuck in progress ot feels like.
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Hello there @AdkGrl15! Welcome to the forums
As shared by @Garbo3, you should be able to reveal the Seed's identity and track them down as the story progresses. I apologise for any confusion that has been caused by this, and passed your feedback along to the development team.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out
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@ubi-mark Thank you for the quick response !! I have moved as far as I can - I only have 2 missions left that it shows (Children of Danu / Courting the Kings).
I even checked the walkthrough and double-checked to make sure I have all the missions in order up until Courting the Kings - everything has been completed / defeated. I believe it's a glitch. No matter how many times I have rebooted / resaved, I continue to have the same problem. No indications pop-up when I highlight my next mission from Quests - i'm just stuck. All I have been able to do until there is a new update / patch, is log on and collect more Opals from Reda's shop. -
Thanks for the update, @synthact.
Can you please provide us with a short video of this occurring showing all of the missions completed along with your quest log, map, and the members of the Children of Danu menu?
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@ubi-mark Hello,
Thank you for getting back to me - here is an update to my 2 issue:
1. I am having trouble with "Find a Kings Pass" gameplay. Here is a vid of my gameplay. I had cleared this area out earlier in the Game by Raid, and now when I try to obtain the Pass from this area, and clearly makr it as my next quest, it does not show a marker or any indication of where / how to retrieve the pass. I am just stuck here
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@ubi-mark In addition, here is the vid for the quest Children of Danu - I cleared this area out earlier in the game and never ran into "The Seed" or "The Oak". like my last video for Courting The Kings, I clearly highlight the quest yet no Green Marker appears on my Map. I am just stuck on these 2 Quests and cannot move forward. I have already completed everything for the game up until these 2 points.
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Hello there @synthact!
Thanks for taking the time to explain the issues you've encountered further, and to include videos of this.
It looks like the cause of this issue for you is being unable to find the Kings Pass during "Courting the Kings." As mentioned in the thread, The Seed and The Oak are found by progressing in the story, so you won't be able to find them in the world at this moment in time. As you aren't able to progress through "Courting the Kings," this will be preventing you from finding the remaining Children.
The development team are currently investigating this issue wherein the Kings Pass cannot be found in Donegal after completing the raid previously. I've now passed on your report as part of the ongoing investigation. To follow the investigations into "Courting the Kings," I would recommend checking out this Megathread.
Thank you
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@ubi-borealis Thanks again for getting back to me so quickly!! I will just have to wait and see what happens witht the investigation. I have already completed the main story - was waiting for The Wrath Of The Druids DLC to play this again. Now I can't move forward with the story. I double-checked Walkthroughs through many sites and confirmed I have completed all the quests for this DLC up until "Courting The Kings" & "Children of Danu". I cannot complete this DLC until I am able to work on these 2 again.
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You're welcome, @synthact! I'm sorry that this issue is preventing you from progressing further in the "Wrath of the Druids" expansion. As soon as we have any more updates to share from the investigation into "Courting the Kings," they will be shared within the linked Megathread and in the News & Announcements forum. I recommend keeping an eye out in these places for the most up-to-date information.
Thank you
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