The Ravenous God
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Act 5
Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Travel back through the Templar Courts to Oriath Square, and find the entrance to the Ossuary. Once inside, find the Sign of Purity and use it to defeat Kitava.
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1Travel back through the Templar Courts
Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Travel back through the Templar Courts to Oriath Square, and find the entrance to the Ossuary. Once inside, find the Sign of Purity and use it to defeat Kitava.
  • Travel back through the Templar Courts Find the Ossuary Search the Ossuary for the Sign of Purity

    • Area: The Chamber of Innocence
    NPC:
  • Bannon The Ossuary: Devotion should be honoured, I suppose. For centuries now, the Templar have boiled the flesh and skin from the devout and presented the polished remains for public appreciation in the Ossuary.

    Personally, I think it's one of the better ways to remember those who have gone before us. To touch the bones is to remember neither the legend, the legacy, nor the lies. It reminds you that those bones belonged to a man or woman who was just like any other man or woman.
  • Vilenta The Sign of Purity: The Sign of Purity, yes... a descry staff that Piety sent me to study at one point. Apparently it was a gift from Innocence to the first High Templar, Maxarius. Dominus couldn't even bear to touch the thing so he had it locked up in the Ossuary. Quite reactive behaviour for a man of such formidable intellect, yet now it's making a little more sense.

    The staff was certainly able to conduct and store energy, yet remained inert when I applied corruption to it. It must only respond to divine energy, and with corruption and divinity being diametrically opposed, it's no wonder that my experiments failed to excite the thing!

    Meaning, if the Sign of Purity is a repository for the power of Innocence, Dominus could never have wielded it, being steeped as he was in the opposing power of the Beast.

    You though... you're a different matter entirely.
  • Niles, the Interrogator The Truth: It seems only I am privy to the truth of this world. Innocence doesn't exist, Sin doesn't exist, and the Templar faith is a lie. You can tell them I said so. I'll go down shouting it! And the Karui and Maraketh gods are probably fake, too. It's all a scam, you see. A convenient belief system to keep the rabble in check. The Karui way, Maraketh tradition, the Templars' militant faith, and the Azmeri—well, they're fine actually. Inoffensive. You won't catch me living in the forest, though.
  • Cavas, Forgotten Spirit Cavas' Past: I'm certain now that I was a Templar. Yes, I remember watching their mighty parades through Oriath Square as a child, and I can still feel that sense of satisfaction the day I truly donned the mantle. All of the pain and sacrifice was worth it, to do good, to protect mankind... to protect the children...
  • Cavas, Forgotten Spirit Cavas' Past: I'm certain now that I was a Templar. Yes, I remember watching their mighty parades through Oriath Square as a child, and I can still feel that sense of satisfaction the day I truly donned the mantle. All of the pain and sacrifice was worth it, to do good, to protect mankind... to protect the children...
  • Cavas, Forgotten Spirit Cavas' Past: I'm certain now that I was a Templar. Yes, I remember watching their mighty parades through Oriath Square as a child, and I can still feel that sense of satisfaction the day I truly donned the mantle. All of the pain and sacrifice was worth it, to do good, to protect mankind... to protect the children...
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    Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Travel back through the Templar Courts to Oriath Square, and find the entrance to the Ossuary. Once inside, find the Sign of Purity and use it to defeat Kitava.
  • Travel back through the Torched Courts Find the Ossuary Search the Ossuary for the Sign of Purity

    • Area: The Ruined Square
    3Find the entrance to the Ossuary
    Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Search the ruined Oriath Square for the entrance to the Ossuary. Once inside, find the Sign of Purity and use it to defeat Kitava.
  • Find the entrance to the Ossuary Search the Ossuary for the Sign of Purity

    • Area: The Ruined Square
    4Find the Sign of Purity
    Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Find the Sign of Purity in the Ossuary and use it to defeat him.
  • Search the Ossuary for the Sign of Purity

    • Area: The Ossuary
    5Use the Sign of Purity to defeat Kitava
    Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Take the Sign of Purity to the Cathedral Rooftop and use it to defeat Kitava.
  • Access the Cathedral Rooftop from the Ruined Square Use the Sign of Purity to defeat Kitava

    • Area: The Cathedral Rooftop
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    Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Take the Sign of Purity to the Cathedral Rooftop and use it to defeat Kitava.
  • Use the Sign of Purity to defeat Kitava

    • Area: The Cathedral Rooftop
    7Kill Kitava
    Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Use the Sign of Purity to defeat Kitava.
  • Kill Kitava

    • Area: The Cathedral Rooftop
    8Kill Kitava
    Kitava has awakened and is destroying Oriath. Use the Sign of Purity to defeat Kitava.
  • Kill Kitava

    • Area: The Cathedral Rooftop
    9Talk to Sin
    Kitava has destroyed the Sign of Purity and can no longer be defeated. Talk to Sin about what to do next.
  • Talk to Sin

    • Area: The Cathedral Rooftop
    NPC:
  • Bannon Kitava: I don't ask this in the name of Innocence. He understands now the folly his devotees have wrought upon this world. I ask in the name of Oriath. There are many that deserve what Kitava offers, and there are many more who do not.

    Put an end to Kitava's savage reign, for there remains much in this land that is worth saving.
  • Lani Kitava: You're still alive. So is Kitava. What more do you need to know?

    You'll find a way, I believe it.
  • Tane Octavius Vision: To conjure a creature of darkness we use the flesh of the dead. We destroy that flesh, and draw out the ill-will that inhabits it, giving it form. My hope is that, one day, we may do the reverse -- destroy the darkness while leaving the flesh unharmed.

    To that end, I've acquired a rare ichor -- there's no other like it in this world. The very essence of a human; for all intents and purposes, its soul. This individual was cruel beyond measure, or so I've heard, though not incapable of kindness. This ichor is robust enough that it might be injected into an entity of equally cruel temperament, and may be given new life.

    Now, imagine if we could then destroy the darkness. Could this cruel soul be purified? Could it be brought back, not only from the dead, but from the precipice of damnation?

    That is my true goal.
  • Tane Octavius Vision: To conjure a creature of darkness we use the flesh of the dead. We destroy that flesh, and draw out the ill-will that inhabits it, giving it form. My hope is that, one day, we may do the reverse -- destroy the darkness while leaving the flesh unharmed.

    To that end, I've acquired a rare ichor -- there's no other like it in this world. The very essence of a human; for all intents and purposes, its soul. This individual was cruel beyond measure, or so I've heard, though not incapable of kindness. This ichor is robust enough that it might be injected into an entity of equally cruel temperament, and may be given new life.

    Now, imagine if we could then destroy the darkness. Could this cruel soul be purified? Could it be brought back, not only from the dead, but from the precipice of damnation?

    That is my true goal.
  • Tane Octavius Vision: To conjure a creature of darkness we use the flesh of the dead. We destroy that flesh, and draw out the ill-will that inhabits it, giving it form. My hope is that, one day, we may do the reverse -- destroy the darkness while leaving the flesh unharmed.

    To that end, I've acquired a rare ichor -- there's no other like it in this world. The very essence of a human; for all intents and purposes, its soul. This individual was cruel beyond measure, or so I've heard, though not incapable of kindness. This ichor is robust enough that it might be injected into an entity of equally cruel temperament, and may be given new life.

    Now, imagine if we could then destroy the darkness. Could this cruel soul be purified? Could it be brought back, not only from the dead, but from the precipice of damnation?

    That is my true goal.
  • Vilenta Kitava: Kitava is a primal deity, forged from the most fundamental of human desires. Hunger. The simple act of craving that which we cannot yet consume.

    To defeat Kitava is to squeeze the very heart of human nature into stillness. You don't think you can do that? I'll suppose we'll see, won't we.
    • 10Return to Wraeclast
    Kitava has destroyed the Sign of Purity and can no longer be defeated. Take the ship back to Wraeclast to begin Part II.
  • Take the ship back to Wraeclast

    • Area: The Cathedral Rooftop
    NPC:
  • Sin Kitava: There is no shame in falling to a god. Shame lies only in refusing to rise again. You shall soar, that much I'm permitted to foresee.

    You shall ascend to the peak of your loftiest mistake and from there you shall pluck a single, surviving hope from the jaws of immortal despair.

    A ship sails for Lioneye's Watch not far from here. Be on it.
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    Quest Failed - Kitava has destroyed the Sign of Purity and can no longer be defeated.
    NPC:
  • Sister Cassia Innocence: The Innocence you slew was not the God I know. My God is selfless. Humble. Yes, he is prone to burning sinners, but who among us isn't?

    You just wait, Exile. Eternity will prove me right.
  • Sister Cassia Innocence: The Innocence you slew was not the God I know. My God is selfless. Humble. Yes, he is prone to burning sinners, but who among us isn't?

    You just wait, Exile. Eternity will prove me right.
  • Sister Cassia Innocence: The Innocence you slew was not the God I know. My God is selfless. Humble. Yes, he is prone to burning sinners, but who among us isn't?

    You just wait, Exile. Eternity will prove me right.
  • Faustus, the Fence Oriath: Awful business, what happened to Oriath. Terrible. Just terrible. I was lucky. Safely out at sea with my crew.

    I hope those responsible are held accountable, barring those with whom I have ongoing business, of course. I suspect they were merely in the wrong place at the wrong time. Can't blame someone for having rotten luck!
  • Helena Oriath: Many of the Blackguard are still alive and scattered across Wraeclast, but the organisation has had its back broken after what happened in Oriath. I wouldn't want to run into a random knot of them, especially as they start to get hungry and desperate, but I believe their concerted search for us has ended. That'll give us some breathing room to face new problems.
  • Isla, the Engineer Oriath: I heard about Oriath. I've no love for that city. I... wasn't treated very well there...
  • Jun, Veiled Master Oriath: I'd not believe you if I had not witnessed the boats lurching onto the shores of Wraeclast myself. So... The gods have returned, and Oriath has fallen. This complicates things, to say the least.

    Exile, I believe the Syndicate has been planning to form a new government. The Templar were cruel, but at least they were mortal. If the Syndicate's power continues to grow, they will be able to rule Wraeclast and beyond without fear of reprisal, and we mere mortals will have no choice but to serve, or fuel their cycle of death and rebirth.
  • Jun, Veiled Master Oriath: I'd not believe you if I had not witnessed the boats lurching onto the shores of Wraeclast myself. So... The gods have returned, and Oriath has fallen. This complicates things, to say the least.

    Exile, I believe the Syndicate has been planning to form a new government. The Templar were cruel, but at least they were mortal. If the Syndicate's power continues to grow, they will be able to rule Wraeclast and beyond without fear of reprisal, and we mere mortals will have no choice but to serve, or fuel their cycle of death and rebirth.
  • Navali Kitava: We do not despise Kitava. He is a blind child, cursed with endless hunger, and he knows no better. Hinekora foresaw his fall, and we have already mourned his passing.
  • Navali Kitava: We do not despise Kitava. He is a blind child, cursed with endless hunger, and he knows no better. Hinekora foresaw his fall, and we have already mourned his passing.
  • Nenet, the Scout Strange Voice: Sometimes, when you are near, I hear whispers. Even though I have the best ears among all these thieves, I cannot make out the words... but they sound like my constant companions - my depression, paranoia, and hatred - when I am at my worst. Be careful, Exile.
  • Whakano, the Barber Kitava: Troubling news coming out of Oriath. I know you weren't just involved, but smack-dab in the middle of things. I also know you aren't to blame. Not directly, anyway.

    Still, you might imagine that I feel some... animosity about the whole situation. Not least of all because the presence of Kitava is quite literally a doomsday scenario for my people.

    I trust you'll sort it out, 'cause if you don't, we're through. And I don't just mean no more business.
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