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Posted by: LordXenophon
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Location: Talos Island
Contact: Hinckley Rasmussen
Minimum Level: 20
Indoor: Yes
Difficulty: 3/5
Description:
Hinkley will say, "An exhibit of artwork by the painter Ezekial Kadahti has been stolen. I've learned that the Tsoo were behind it, and they have the art stored in a warehouse. I need someone to recover the stolen artwork from the Tsoo."
This mission is not a part of Hinkley's story arc.
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| Writeup |
After you accept the mission, Hinkley says, "Ezekial Kadahti's work isn't very valuable, but I've heard the theft was ordered by Tub Ci himself." Tub Ci is the leader of the Tsoo, but you won't face him in this mission.
There are a number of glowies in this mission. 4 of them contain the stolen paintings. Your first objective is to find all 4 paintings. Each gives you a clue as you find it.
| QUOTE | Mystic Dreams No 1
This painting of a mist shrouded alien landscape gives you the creeps. |
| QUOTE | Mystic Dreams No 2
This painting shows a twisted, ghost-like creature. |
| QUOTE | Mystic Dreams No 3
This painting of a nightmarish landscape makes you ill at ease. |
| QUOTE | Mystic Dreams No 4
This disturbing painting shows two strange, unearthly creatures locked in combat. |
Your other objective is to defeat the thief and his crew. This involves completely clearing a room in the back of the mission map. If you are playing solo, this will be the only room with a named lieutennant. Just defeat everything in the room. There may be a small break room and an entry area which count as part of the room.
This mission has no ambushes, but there are a few sparse patrols. Watch out for them.
Overall, this is a very easy mission if you have a low difficulty setting and a small team. On higher settings and larger teams, this mission quickly fills up with sorcerors and named lieutennants. I have therefore given it an average difficulty rating, but it's not hard to get this one up to a 5.
When you return to Hinkley, he says:
| QUOTE | | Wow, look at this painting! Is that a Tsoo ancestral spirit? Yes, look at the exhibit tag. It actually describes the process for summoning such a spirit. No wonder the Tsoo wanted to keep these paintings from being displayed! |
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