Online:Do as I Say

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Deliver a token to warn a bandit's younger brother. Zone: Stormhaven Quest Giver: Remy Berard Location(s): Portdun Watch, Wayrest Reward: Very Low Leveled XP Gain: Very Low

Prevent the younger brother from becoming a bandit

I've found a scared bandit trying to hide in Portdun Watch. He wants me to take a token to his brother, though he was too frightened to tell me much more.

Quick Walkthrough

1. Explore Portdun Watch.
2. Find Remy Berard hiding behind some tents.
3. Take his token to Therron Berard.
4. Make sure Therron abandons his career path.

Detailed Walkthrough

Do as I say

As you explore Portdun Watch you will come across a bandit named Remy Berard hiding behind some tents. If you talk to him he admits he is a bandit but regrets his decision. He thinks it's too late to save him, but not his brother, who has not joined up with him yet. He asks you to take a token to his brother to persuade him to abandon plans to become a bandit.

Not as I do

Remy's brother, Therron Berard, lives in Wayrest. You can find him in the Merchant District. When you give him the token he thanks you and promises to abandon his plans to become a bandit with his brother.

Quest Stages

Do as I Say
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
Finishes quest	I should find Therron Berard and give him the heirloom his brother handed me. Remy Berard said his brother would understand what it means. Objective: Talk to Therron Berard

Notes

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