Blasphemy Quest Walkthrough in The Blood of Dawnwalker
Walkthrough and Video Guide for Blasphemy Quest in The Blood of Dawnwalker. Prologue Map. Near center of Laslea Glen in Prologue.
- Starting Location: Near center of Laslea Glen in Prologue.
- Quest Giver: Talk to Gremla.
- Time Cost: 1 Time Segment
Blasphemy Walkthrough
"Blasphemy" is one of the prologue quests you have time for and absolutely should complete.
- Talk to Gremla and choose [Mind if I have a look round?] to start the quest.
- Use Focus Mode inside Gremla's hut to investigate the loom.
- Head outside. On the left side, inspect the cane marks and inspect footprints.
- Walk a bit further to find a torn piece of the banner. Investigate both sides of this fragment.
- You now know you need to find someone with an injured hand who walks with a cane.
- Look for Alois standing in the crowd right outside the hut. Talk to him and he will point you toward Otokar.
- Talk to Otokar, who sends you to Dana.
- Talk to Dana, who points you to Premysl.
- Speak with Premysl. You can pick any dialogue options, but following this exact path gives you the most experience points and a reward, the Daylight Amulet:
- [Dana said you didn't like what vrakhiri are doing with the church.]
- [I see you've hurt your hand.]
- [Is that your cane?]
- [Somebody stole the banner - did you hear?]
- [I know you stole the banner, Premysl. (1)]
- [Why did you take it?]
- [There are better ways to confront the vrakhiri.]
- [Maybe you're right ...]
- Return to Gremla and select [Premysl has it]. Doing this saves her from Brencis's retaliation.
- This wraps up the "Blasphemy" quest.
Quest Lore & Objectives
Someone stole the banner Gremla was weaving on Brencis's request. The knyaz will be furious when he finds out ...
- Investigate Gremla's shed and its surroundings using Focus Mode
- Search for villagers with walking canes using Focus Mode
- Speak with Otokar
- Speak with Dana
- Speak with Premysl
- Report Premysl to Gremla or keep his secret
Turns out Premysl was behind it all - he stole the banner to spite the vrakhiri. He had noble intents, no doubt ... But was he right to act on them?