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As a rule, returning a valuable item to its rightful owner has no purpose other than to "do the right thing"; most of the time you can keep what chance gave you and nick your original item from their house later on. | As a rule, returning a valuable item to its rightful owner has no purpose other than to "do the right thing"; most of the time you can keep what chance gave you and nick your original item from their house later on. | ||
Also note that the items are literally swapped; if for example you give Iolo's crossbow to the Avatar before going through the storm it will be the Avatar carrying an Urn. You can use this method to get any useful items from Iolo (such as the money) straight away, rather than having to go through the whole ordeal to get to him. | |||
On your way there you'll come to a red tree (152S 27W). Walk northwards through the seemingly solid cave wall there and take everything you find. The Sextant and Lockpicks will come in handy very shortly, there is a lot more plot-driven breaking and entering in this game. | On your way there you'll come to a red tree (152S 27W). Walk northwards through the seemingly solid cave wall there and take everything you find. The Sextant and Lockpicks will come in handy very shortly, there is a lot more plot-driven breaking and entering in this game. | ||