If You Can't Beat 'em Kingdom Come: Deliverance Quest

I haven't spoken to the Sasau Bailiff yet.

The Sasau Bailiff complained that people were always telling him how to do his job. As for crimps in Sasau, he knew nothing.

I haven't spoken yet to the innkeeper at the Tavern on the Green in town.

The innkeeper in Sasau said some odd types had been meeting for dice in his alehouse. But he hadn't seen them for a while, so I should ask elsewhere.

Nighttime rendezvous

The bandits are still recruiting men for their new encampment, which I need to track down. The only way I can do that is through the local recruiters, or "crimps" as they're called. I don't know where to start though. I suppose I'll just have to ask around. I'll try the taverns and maybe the Bailiff has heard something.

The bandits are still recruiting men for their new encampment, which I need to track down. The only way I can do that is through the local recruiters, or "crimps" as they're called. I should first ask Miller Simon whether he's heard anything.

When trying to track down the crimps in Sasau, it occurred to me to talk to the local miller, Simon, who I previously had some dealings with. I'm pretty sure he should know something.

The bandits are still recruiting men for their new encampment, which I need to track down. The only way I can do that is through the local recruiters, or "crimps" as they're called. I can try questioning a fellow in the monastery infirmary who looked like he might know something about... dishonourable matters.

When trying to track down the crimps in Sasau, it occurred to me to talk to a wounded man at the monastery who looked like he might know something about untoward goings-on in the area.

The Bailiff mentioned that the local tanner was complaining about fellows fighting by his house. Maybe one of them heard something.

The Bailiff mentioned that there are rumours going around about Simon the miller talking to... someone. I should ask him about it.

The Bailiff mentioned that the local tanner was complaining about fellows fighting under his window and that there's been talk about someone visiting Miller Simon after dark.

According to the innkeepers, the local knacker has his fingers in all kinds of business. It might be worthwhile talking to him.

According to the innkeepers, there's talk that Simon is mixed up in some fishy business. Maybe I should talk to him and find out for myself.

The local knacker said there's a man among the wounded in the infirmary who ended up there under suspicious circumstances. I could be worthwhile asking about him.

I haven't spoken yet to the innkeeper at the Wagoner's Inn outside of Sasau.

I talked to the innkeeper at the Wagoner's Inn by Sasau. He mentioned some brawl, but knew nothing about the crimps.

The bandits are still recruiting men for their new encampment, which I need to track down. The only way I can do that is through the local recruiters, or "crimps" as they're called. I should first ask Miller Simon and the wounded man at the monastery. They both seem likely to know something.

When trying to track down the crimps in Sasau, I thought of Miller Simon and a suspicious wounded man at the monastery. If anyone knows anything, it'll be those two.

I should talk to Miller Simon.

It wasn't easy to get past Miller Simon's frosty exterior. You had to be on good terms with the other millers to get anything useful out of him.

There's a man with a broken leg in the monastery who might know something more.

You can't get blood out of a stone or talk out of an unconscious man. I had to cure him to get him talking, but it paid off.

I should talk to the local knacker too.

The local knacker confirmed it would be worthwhile going to the monastery to talk to a man who was brought there with a broken leg, but who was also dog-bitten. The knacker thought him suspicious, and that's saying something...