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Returning to Stalwart, you’re hailed as a hero.
Regardless of how long ago you were actually there, the game acts like it’s been a few months. So it’s off to the White March region again. And you think to yourself, “This seems bad.” You see the aforementioned army sweeping down from the mountains, eventually crushing your fortress of Caead Nua into dust and reducing the world to embers. You see hundreds of eyes, staring through you. If you’ve already finished the expansion’s first half, you’ll need to rest once in Dyrwood to trigger the second section.ĭo so and you’ll have a dream. 2, which once again brings you to the snowy mountains surrounding Stalwart and Durgan’s Battery. Apocalyptic-that’s the best way to describe The White March Pt.
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