Storyteller: Dwayna
| Storyteller: Dwayna | One Path Ends | 3
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| Find all the pages of the Parable of Dwayna. | Collected x/6 Dwayna Pages | 3
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Storyteller: Dwayna is an achievement available in Siren's Landing, which involves collecting pages from the Parable of Dwayna throughout Dwayna's Reliquary.
Contents
Location descriptions[edit]
Journal Page 1[edit]
Located in the southwest corner, dive into the water and emerge in a hidden grotto. The page is beside a skeleton at a campfire.
"Upon a cold, moonless night, there came a man to a farm. The night was so dark, he carried a lit candle to find the path."
Journal Page 2[edit]
Underneath an underwater shipwreck in the middle of the lake.
"The farmer heard him and called out. 'What business have you here?' The farm was dark as pitch."
Journal Page 3[edit]
Located west of Siren's Landing Insight: Dwayna's Tears, nestled in the upside down hull of a ship.
"'I seek shelter from the coming storm,' said the traveler. 'Would you invite me to your hearth?'"
Journal Page 4[edit]
Easiest to reach after obtaining #5. Run north from the insight and through a narrow corridor in the rocks. When you reach the edge of the cliff, glide east around the corner to land on a plateau with two Botanists. The tablet is located in a bush on the west side of this plateau.
"The farmer feared riding out the storm in the dark, but more than that, he feared strangers. The farmer replied, 'No, I cannot.'"
Journal Page 5[edit]
Southeast of Siren's Landing Insight: Cliff's Edge, in amongst some spiderwebs. Technically within Grenth's Reliquary.
"Saddened, the traveler wished the farmer well and forged onward. Farther down the hill, he found a family who gave him hospitality."
Journal Page 6[edit]
Located in the pipe beneath the vista, reached by going underwater.
"The farmer suffered the darkest night of his life. A tree fell on his house, crushing his leg. He did not call to Dwayna for help as he knew he didn't deserve it. For him, the morning never came."
