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== Gathering information ==
== Gathering information ==
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As usual, an ''Ultima'' game includes all the necessary information. All you need is to talk to everybody and remember or note down the information.
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| Ask around about the Urali. Nobody knows exactly where they live. Anyway, Apaton of the Yolaru, Aloron and his Kurak tribesmen know that an exiled Urali shaman lives in the north.
Ask around about the Urali. Nobody knows exactly where they live. Anyway, Apaton of the Yolaru, Aloron and his Kurak tribesmen know that an exiled Urali shaman lives in the north.
[[File:SavageEmpire_map_v05_Barako.png|frame|In-game map of the village.]]
| '''Urali?''' "Raiders. Come from southeast. Apaton does not know where." "<u>Topuru</u> would know where Urali live." <br/>'''Topuru?''' "Mad Urali. No friend of Urali tribe, or any other. Lives in far north somewhere, on island."
| '''Urali?''' The Urali often raid Kurak territory. They come from the southeast somewhere, but we can not find their village. Aloron has heard of one who might know. A mad warrior named <u>Topuru</u>. <br/>'''Topuru?''' "Topuru was the shaman of the Urali long ago. Topuru went mad; Aloron does not know why. Somewhere in the far, far north, Topuru lives on a little island."
| '''Urali?''' "No one knows where they live. Except for the mad one, <u>Topuru</u>." "But they have our princess, Aiela. They will return her, and they will pay." <br/>'''Topuru?''' "This one has heard the story of one called Topuru. Topuru is supposed to be one of the Urali, but a madman. Topuru lives near the <u>Barako</u>, across the deep river canyon to the north, on a little island, all alone."
| '''Barako?''' "Barako village is close to the Kurak, but across the deep canyon of waters."
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== The Barako village ==
[[File:SavageEmpire_map_v05_Barako.png|frame|In-game map of the village.]]
There is a fork northwards along the road between the Kurak and Yolaru villages. Cross the bridges over the canyon, then turn west. Remember what Triolo said: thus, ignore all the forks north and continue west until you reach the Barako village.
'''Halawa''', the chieftain, usually stays on the west outskirts of the village. There is no shaman: he left long ago.
In the Barako village you can recruit '''Shamuru''', alter-ego of Shamino and Lord British (from the main [[:Category:Ultima|''Ultima'' series]]), and of Richard Garriott (author of the ''Ultima'' series). He's a balanced fighter, with no special skills.
=== Item list ===
* '''Equipment:''' there's a total of 241 arrows in the village, plus several bows.
* '''Useful items:''' magic reagents (pinde, yopo, chocolatl) can be found in two different huts; there is also one emerald in Halawa's hut.
* '''Food:''' as abundant as useless; you can use a knife on the dead bear in a hut and get some meat.
[[File:SavageEmpire_map_v06_Barrab.png|frame|In-game map of the village. Buildings have been highlighted in red and white.]]
The Barako and Barrab villages are as far from each other as they could be. From the Barako village, follow the road all the way south, then west to the Disquiqui village, then continue east. Where the road ends, keep walking south-west along the river. Cross the ford, and you are at the foot of the Barrab mesa. Walk around it either way: the stairs up are on its west side.
[[File:SavageEmpire_map_h05_giantapeledge.png|frame|The territory of the Gigantic Ape]]
Halawa will agree to unite the Barako with the other tribes only if you can save her daughter Halisa from the "gigantic ape-thing". This creature lives on a ledge north of the village, near the river.
[[File:SavageEmpire_shot01_waterfallcave.png|frame|left|Throw a bomb beyond the boulder (where the crosshair is) to push the boulder sideways.]]
Leave the village and go north. Instead of crossing the ford, follow the river to the north-west. Soon you will see the ledge, and maybe the gigantic ape, too. Keep following the river until you get to the waterfall. Use one of [[../Magic and crafting#Grenades|Rafkin's bombs]] to push a boulder and gain access to the cave (see figure).
Inside the cave there is a '''crystal garden''', where Rafkin can get more potassium nitrate to make [[../Magic and crafting#Grenades|gunpowder and bombs]].
The exit of the cave is atop the ledge. Fight and defeat the Gigantic Ape (it's a normal gorilla), then find and talk to Halisa. The trial is now complete: go back to the village and ask Halawa to unite her tribe with the others.
* (The mysterious Nakola hides away, and the Avatar cannot meet her.)
* Candy?
* <small>Balakai says: ''"My daughter Nakola is very shy. She is probably hiding while strange Avatar is here."''</small>
* <small>The tribesmen say: ''"She is about here, somewhere."''</small>
* <small>Nawl says: ''"Is that she-demon here? Oh, no! I said her name! Perhaps she heard me! I must flee!"''</small>
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== Topuru's islet ==
!width=15%| Hut !!width=21%| Equipment !!width=21%| Food !! Useful items !!width=21%| Other
Follow the path west from the Barako village, and you will reach the lakeside.
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If you try and use the raft, the game explains that you need four characters with paddles. If you followed this walkthrough and recruited Shamuru, you have exactly what you need. Four paddles are lying near the raft.
Cross the lake: Topuru's islet is just north of the huge apatosaurus. Topuru will tell you where the Urali village is only if you bring back his mind. The shaman who magically stole it lives in the far south-west Barrab tribe, near the Disquiqui tribe where Jimmy is now.
[[File:SavageEmpire_map_v07_Sakkhra.png|frame|In-game map of the village.]]
The only useful items on the islet are the magic reagents for Triolo's spells. Keep the paddles: they will be necessary to use any other raft in Eodon valley.
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!width=15%| Hut !!width=21%| Equipment !!width=21%| Food !! Useful items !!width=21%| Other
!width=15%| Hut !!width=21%| Equipment !!width=21%| Food !! Useful items !!width=21%| Other
It is now time to travel all the way back to the Barako village, that is pretty much at the opposite end of Eodon valley.
Luckily, there is a faster way. You probably spotted already the strange blue plate near the way up the Barrab mesa: it is a Kotl teleporting device. It corresponds to the Moongates in the previous ''Ultima'' titles, therefore it will be called here '''Kotl Moongate'''.
Step on any Kotl Moongate, and you will be teleported to the hub, where seven moongates link to seven different locations. Of course, there is none that connects to the Urali village: it would be too easy!
Exit the Sakkhra caves and walk all the way west, then south, and enter the Kotl Moongate there. In the Moongate hub step on the plate that teleports near the Barako village.
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!colspan=4| Kotl Moongate system
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| || NW of Barako || {{n/a|''(Broken)''}} ||
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| S of Sakkhra ||colspan=2 rowspan=2 valign="middle"| [[File:SavageEmpire_KotlMoongates00.png|Kotl Moongate system]] || W of Yolaru
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| W of Barrab || S of Nahuatla
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| || SW of Disquiqui || NE of Jukari ||
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Eight unlabeled hatches are definitely reminiscent of the [[:Category:Mega Man|classic ''Mega Man'' series]].
== The Urali village ==
== Next destination ==
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You have now two reasons to go south: (1) find Jimmy in the Disquiqui village; (2) find Topuru's mind in the Barrab village.
Anyway, the Barako people told you about another stranger living in the northlands. Since you're in the north already, let's visit the other northern tribe before going south.
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As usual, an Ultima game includes all the necessary information. All you need is to talk to everybody and remember or note down the information.
Ask around about the Urali. Nobody knows exactly where they live. Anyway, Apaton of the Yolaru, Aloron and his Kurak tribesmen know that an exiled Urali shaman lives in the north.
Urali? "Raiders. Come from southeast. Apaton does not know where." "Topuru would know where Urali live." Topuru? "Mad Urali. No friend of Urali tribe, or any other. Lives in far north somewhere, on island."
Urali? The Urali often raid Kurak territory. They come from the southeast somewhere, but we can not find their village. Aloron has heard of one who might know. A mad warrior named Topuru. Topuru? "Topuru was the shaman of the Urali long ago. Topuru went mad; Aloron does not know why. Somewhere in the far, far north, Topuru lives on a little island."
Urali? "No one knows where they live. Except for the mad one, Topuru." "But they have our princess, Aiela. They will return her, and they will pay." Topuru? "This one has heard the story of one called Topuru. Topuru is supposed to be one of the Urali, but a madman. Topuru lives near the Barako, across the deep river canyon to the north, on a little island, all alone."
Barako? "Barako village is close to the Kurak, but across the deep canyon of waters."
There is a fork northwards along the road between the Kurak and Yolaru villages. Cross the bridges over the canyon, then turn west. Remember what Triolo said: thus, ignore all the forks north and continue west until you reach the Barako village.
Halawa, the chieftain, usually stays on the west outskirts of the village. There is no shaman: he left long ago.
In the Barako village you can recruit Shamuru, alter-ego of Shamino and Lord British (from the main Ultima series), and of Richard Garriott (author of the Ultima series). He's a balanced fighter, with no special skills.
Halawa will agree to unite the Barako with the other tribes only if you can save her daughter Halisa from the "gigantic ape-thing". This creature lives on a ledge north of the village, near the river.
Throw a bomb beyond the boulder (where the crosshair is) to push the boulder sideways.
Leave the village and go north. Instead of crossing the ford, follow the river to the north-west. Soon you will see the ledge, and maybe the gigantic ape, too. Keep following the river until you get to the waterfall. Use one of Rafkin's bombs to push a boulder and gain access to the cave (see figure).
Inside the cave there is a crystal garden, where Rafkin can get more potassium nitrate to make gunpowder and bombs.
The exit of the cave is atop the ledge. Fight and defeat the Gigantic Ape (it's a normal gorilla), then find and talk to Halisa. The trial is now complete: go back to the village and ask Halawa to unite her tribe with the others.
Follow the path west from the Barako village, and you will reach the lakeside.
If you try and use the raft, the game explains that you need four characters with paddles. If you followed this walkthrough and recruited Shamuru, you have exactly what you need. Four paddles are lying near the raft.
Cross the lake: Topuru's islet is just north of the huge apatosaurus. Topuru will tell you where the Urali village is only if you bring back his mind. The shaman who magically stole it lives in the far south-west Barrab tribe, near the Disquiqui tribe where Jimmy is now.
The only useful items on the islet are the magic reagents for Triolo's spells. Keep the paddles: they will be necessary to use any other raft in Eodon valley.
You have now two reasons to go south: (1) find Jimmy in the Disquiqui village; (2) find Topuru's mind in the Barrab village.
Anyway, the Barako people told you about another stranger living in the northlands. Since you're in the north already, let's visit the other northern tribe before going south.
