Home Sweet Home, The Blood of Dawnwalker Quest

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I'm back home? But how? It's impossible. I don't understand!

Quest stages of Home Sweet Home

1. (Optional) Split logs for firewood

Is this for real? It feels real enough. But how...?

2. Talk to your family

Can it be? Is it truly them?

3. Rescue your family

I've no idea what's going on - but I need to save them, whatever the cost.

4. (Optional) Split logs for firewood

It's tempting to pretend that this is real. That everything is normal again.

5. Talk to Esme

My mother is up and about - I should talk to her.

6. Rescue your family

I can't watch my family suffer over and over again. I've got to do something!

7. (Optional) Split logs for firewood

8. Talk to Esme

9. Rescue your family

I need to save them - but how?! I keep running in circles. It's pointless!

10. (Optional) Split logs for firewood

Is this for real? It feels real enough. But how...?

11. Talk to Esme

My mother is up and about - I should talk to her.

12. Find out where the voice is coming from

I think I heard a voice - calling me over. I have to find out where it's coming from.

13. Move further into the memory

Alin's story... Our story... It seems to be the key to getting out of here. It's been so long since I really thought about that.

13.1. Help the priest recall the sermon

The priest - he's stuck, can't finish what he's saying. He needs to recall how the sermon went. I need to recall it.

13.2. Run after the boy

I stormed off and I ran, crying... But where to? I can't recall.

13.3. Investigate the meadow

We've spent so much time here. So many memories I did my best to forget.

14. Endings

I-I'm not even sure where to start. This whole thing - it seems to have been some sort of a trap, set by a warlock from the tower. He trapped me inside my own head, but I got out - and stronger than before.

I-I'm not even sure where to start. This whole thing - it seems to have been some sort of a trap, set by a warlock from the tower. He trapped me inside my own head, but I got out - and that's what matters.

I'm tired - tired of fighting, tired of running. I think I'll stay here for a bit. It feels familiar now, it feels safe. And that's what I need.