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Location (and Map page): Beanston Characters: Gascogne, Victor |
Objectives
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At the end of the sunflower fields, on the road from Beanston to Chateau Sarrasin, you may hear the wistful tones of a bard reciting some poetry. Meet Victor and Gascogne, two friendly fellows who seek inspiration anywhere, and summon it using vodka. Would you like to drink? To poetry? Gladly accept to start this quest.
Late into the evening, a heady mixture of roasted apple and various alcoholic beverages has made you tired and inept. You decide that you’ve had enough, or call for one last round.
You wake with Gascogne and Victor long since departed. They’ve taken the tent, the alcohol, and all your equipment!
End: Troublesome Troubadours
You don’t want to rely purely on your fists for the rest of the adventure, go southeast toward Beanston, and look for footprints in the objective area using your Witcher Senses. These idiots are easy to track—all the way into Beanston. Make a left at the Notice Board, and find the fools celebrating behind the pub.
These two are lovers, not fighters, so they quickly hand over all the stolen equipment you lost (remember to equip it all!). Afterwards, you can agree that the situation is resolved, or order them to strip to their knickers as punishment. You take the clothes (their garb can only be sold as junk—the real prize is revenge!). Either way, the quest concludes.