Private Averis vs. Private Ramley
For some, a battlefield is a road to glory where they fight for victory. For others, it is a bloody nightmare, and for still others, a graveyard where they can plunder the belongings of the dead. But is this a crime that should be punished by the aeon? Do the dead care?
Objectives
- Find out if Averis is rightAveris claims that Ramley is a looter who stole her deceased sister's amulet. Maybe she simply doesn't want to admit that her sister could have exchanged tokens of affection with someone so loathsome and unpleasant. Ramley was seen loitering near Drezen's prison not long ago. The Commander must get to the bottom of this matter.
- Find the cache in the ruins of the village near DrezenRamley is as slippery as a snake. The only way to provide irrefutable evidence of his guilt is to find his cache of items — mostly likely it will be among the ruins of a village not far from Drezen.
- Judge the looterThe looter has confessed, and will now be judged. However, in passing {mf|his|her} verdict, the Commander should remember that it is not only justice that has been violated. Feelings of sisterly love have also been trampled upon. In a case where such feelings are involved, it is easy to make a mistake.
- A shield of a paladin of Iomedae, a dwarven helmet, and a set of chainmail from Katapesh... everything Ramley listed is here. There's no doubt he is the owner of the cache
- The cache has revealed enough. It is time to return to Ramley and try him for his crimes
- The rubbish Ramley is selling appears to be just for show. He must have more expensive and valuable items elsewhere
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Same story arc
Drezen vs. The Murderer of the Galtan Guest, Orvenn Dalmora vs. Drezen, Drezen vs. The Singing Priestess, Private Gorvo vs. The Army of Drezen, Drezen vs. A Conspiracy of Silence