Embracing Refuge
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Embracing Refuge is a ghost kodan in Tideland Outlet, found after completing the Klobjarne Geirr: Journey of the Claw and other related achievements. They were a companion of the Southward Claw.
Location[edit]
- Lowland Shore
- Tideland Outlet (After completing Klobjarne Geirr: Journey of the Claw and Legendary Weapon: Klobjarne Geirr Gifts)
Dialogue[edit]
- Outsider, thank you for your tribute to our Claw... I... His name, it escapes me. Like warm air exiting the cave into the cold winter's night... Never mind that. Memories of our lives from long ago.
What was your relationship to the Claw?
- Like brothers, we were. I built our homes, or guided others in building their own.
- That tradition surely lived on.
- Happy, that makes me. We used to be bound to caves and other found alcoves... This was to protect us from the dragon's icy winds. But when we moved south, we started to build our own.
- Here in Janthir?
- Is that what it's called now? The world looked very different back then. It was called something else... But close, we were. The air still smells like trees and salt.
Thank you for sharing.
- Thank you for sharing.
- Thank you for sharing.
- You're welcome.
Related achievements[edit]
Legendary Spear: Klobjarne Geirr: Klobjarne Geirr: Journey of the Claw — Honor the Claw of legend and his five closest allies who led their bearkin out of the dragonstorm to safety. (5
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Trivia[edit]
- Embracing Refuge with the Klobjarne Frakka in its spirit-spear form floating before them, joined by the other ghostly kodan. Together, they kneel facing north-northeast, toward the lands which they originally inhabited and the resting place of the Southward Claw's gravestone.[1]
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ Recollector of Memories
- We did not, but long after I greeted the great slumber, I heard that they found an unmarked grave to the far north. "Born of mountain; followed to the new day's light," was carved into a stone. It was him.
