RoA 1: Blade of Destiny Problem

[Ivar the Boner]

In Varnhome is a chick named Eliane Windenbek who supposed to give me a map after completing quest for her (destroy temple of nameless god)
So, I went to the temple, got killed by the traps, reloaded my save game, got killed by the traps again. And after shitload of time realoding and exploring temple I got killed by the traps yet again.
FINALLY after 3 fucking hours I destroyed some fancy black ball and got shitload of XP for this. So I supposed that quest is done. But after returning victorious to Varnhome I knocked to the bitch doors... and she's not home... what the fuck? did I made something wrong?

Just give me damned map, bitch

 

[Rude Dude]

Do you have the statue of the nameless god in your inventory or did you smash everything? Afair you have to take the statue as proof with you.

 

[Ivar the Boner]

Crap, I smashed everything I found there. So I'm screwed?

 

[Jaesun]

Choice and Consequences dude. Welcome to The Old Shit™.

 

[Ivar the Boner]

Ok, so there's no chance of completing the game without all the map pieces?

 

[Rude Dude]

I think you need 7 out of 9 ... . Or do the temple again

 

[Ivar the Boner]

I screwed one of the main quest by doing things that any other cRPG actually would required me to do.

My Druid died because he got infected with gangrene while my hunter was trying to mend his wounds. So there is only 5 of us left.

My main thorwalian warrior got his helm (!) stolen from his FUCKING HEAD while I was waiting for a ship.

Shit, this game is amazing so far

 

[Wolfus]

Nr. 12 is altar you should destroy. On altar is statue you should take. I hope you are not using just one save in the game like this...

 

[eric__s]

I hope you are not using just one save in the game like this...

I don't think it really matters. You only need like 7 or 8 pieces of the map and there are at least 10 ways to get them. The game is about having fun adventuring and exploring; it's about the exhilaration of finding the treasure at the end of the cave or beating up all the pirates in town. It's mechanically unforgiving, but understands both the vastness of its world and its technological weaknesses and is pretty lenient in how the player completes it. Keep playing and you'll stumble onto enough map pieces.

 

[Ivar the Boner]

OK this post didn't happened. RoA1 once again proven to me that I'm dumbfuck. I have found the damn cave.