Upon stepping foot into this town, you’ll come across a Non-Player Character who offers you the “Lost Suoles” quest. This task requires you to collect four Suolenets hidden within the bird nests scattered throughout the region, and I’m happy to guide you on how to complete it.
In Sanza’s words, his assistant aided him in designing an accurate map for the unexplored territories known as the Living Lands. Given its vastness and uncharted nature, there’s much to discover. However, as Kai points out, this location can be treacherous, with people frequently disappearing in the wilderness. When talking to Sanza, embarking on his quest to locate the missing Cartographer will require patience and preparation, as you may encounter numerous dangerous foes during your journey. We’ll assist you in completing the Mapping the Living Lands: Dawnshore mission to find the lost Cartographer within the game Avowed.
With Fighter, there are multiple paths to choose, but the primary ones include a Two-Handed Damage Dealer (often called a Berserker) or a Sword and Shield user (commonly known as Sword and Shield Defense). The former emphasizes two-handed weapons for high damage output, stun effects, and survivability. In this role, you charge into battle, dealing massive blows to enemies for crowd control while distracting them from your teammates, allowing them to take advantage of the situation. Essentially, you’re making everyone’s job easier.
In contrast to certain RPGs, the spells in Avowed come with lengthy recharge times, implying that you’ll need to switch between spells and perhaps even include basic attacks to maintain the gameplay momentum. However, if your desire is to incinerate groups of enemies using your hands, rest assured, Avowed delivers abundantly on this front. Initially, you’ll start with a close-range Fire spell, but as you progress, you’ll find yourself launching meteors from above. To balance things out, don’t forget to include defensive strategies in your playstyle, and you’ll have a well-rounded character build.
To get rid of the ‘Tortured’ affliction, you must progress through the main story quest of Storm, and successfully exit Trosky Castle entirely. Regrettably, to alleviate this condition, you must first take a rest, but you can’t rest until you’ve fully escaped. Common remedies like bandages or healing items won’t work in this case.