Understanding the right way to escape Xanthe’s lure in The Blood of Dawnwalker took me lots longer than I would wish to admit. This occasion solely happens throughout your assault on Griefberg Fortress should you selected to not spare Xanthe, or straight up killed her earlier than beginning the ultimate sequence. Clearly, this information will comprise some spoilers, however I will additionally clarify the right way to escape the lure she leaves for you from past the grave.
How you can escape Xanthe’s lure in The Blood of Dawnwalker
The important thing to getting via Xanthe’s labyrinth lies within the banners you may see hanging up subsequent to every door. You must undergo the doorways which have the banner pictured above subsequent to them—triangular, pointing downward, with a sort of tentacled eye depicted on them. There’s really a observe earlier within the fortress you may learn, which explains the one approach to get into the dungeon is by following the banners.
Should you’ve simply entered the lure, you may must struggle the enemies in the principle room, undergo the door forward and to your left, and pull again the bookcase to disclose a gap you must drop down. After that, enter the principle room once more, struggle the enemies, search for the door with that banner subsequent to it, and drop down once more. One final time: enter the principle room, kill the enemies, discover the banner, undergo the door subsequent to it and drop down the outlet.
With this, you may discover that you’ve got escaped the lure and may proceed via Griefberg Fortress. Should you’re nonetheless struggling, simply bear in mind, you have to undergo the door with that triangular, downward, tentacled-eye banner, and maintain doing it till you escape.
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