One step at a time though, Matthias is our next target.

Melichar mentions that Matthias may know someone at the Sasau Monastery who might be able to help, but you’ll also need to know the symptoms of what you’re dealing with. Note: Even if you intimidate and punch your way past the guard to the prisoner, you won’t be able to get anything out of him in this state - you’re only hope lies in curing the plague. As it turns out, even the prisoner has the plague, and unless you do something about it, a lot of people are going to die.

Melichar isn’t too pleased Radzig was absent during the attack and knows nothing about this new plague, so it’s up to Henry to save the day. His home is off on the West side of the village, and you’ll see a guard outside the home keeping watch. To find the captive, you need to talk to Melichar, the man in charge. This will start a new side quest called Pestilence, but as it is integral to the main quest, we’ll cover it here. As you enter the town, you’ll see dead horses and smoke stacks - but no burned houses, thankfully.Īsk around and you’ll get some bad news - not only did the Bandits wound a number of people - including Matthias, but the plague has come to Merhojed too. Heading back to Merhojed, Henry is reminded that one of his friends who survived the attack on Skalitz, Matthias, is now living in Merhojed. A silver lining appears though - they took one of the bandits prisoner, and Sir Radzig wants you to go out and put those detective skills to work once more. At the castle, it seems bad news is coming in droves: More Bandits attacked Merhojed while you were gone, and the money taken from the bandit camp is all counterfeit.

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