Run!

"Run!"
Details
Type	Main quest
Location(s)	Skalitz Talmberg
Quest giver	(auto)
Previous quest	Unexpected Visit
Next quest	Homecoming

Run! is a main quest in Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

Description

My home town was attacked by foreign soldiers and many people slaughtered. I couldn't get inside the castle before they closed the gates, so they sent me to Talmberg to warn the people there in case they faced as similar fate.

Captain Robard didn't want to leave anything to chance, so he posted extra guards on the battlements and I had to join them too.

On the advice of one of the soldiers, I had a bit of a snooze, but then another alarm was sounded.

When I got to the battlements my blood turned cold. Sigismund's army was standing within sight of the castle. Everyone fell silent as the grave when they saw the huge numbers of the enemy. Fortunately, Sir Divish has a way with words. He persuaded the negotiator that attacking Talmberg would be pointless. The moment Sigismund gave the order to depart, the whole of Talmberg shouted with joy. But I had only one thing on my mind - I should go back to Skalitz and bury my parents.

I talked to Sir Robard about how to get out of the castle, but my pleas fell on deaf ears.

Of course I didn't forget my horse. Skalitz is too long a walk from here.

Objectives

• Ride to Talmberg.
• Help Theresa get away from the rapists.
• Get a horse.
• Talk to Sir Robard.
• Go with Sir Robard to the kitchen.
• Eat.
• Go to the courtyard lodge and sleep there until morning.
• Go to the battlements via the gateway stairs.
• (Optional) Take the torch from the table.
• Go to the battlements and talk to Captain Robard.
• Talk to Sir Robard.
• Keep watch on the battlements.
• Wait until morning.
• Go to the battlements of the outer bailey.
• Bury your loved ones in Skalitz.
• Talk to Sir Robard.
• (Optional) Talmberg armour.
• (Optional) Get a horse.
• Get out of the castle.
• Flee the castle and get to Skalitz.

Hints

When in Talmberg, Sir Robard will tell you to take your boots off before getting into bed. Be careful! If you 'drop' your boots rather than unequipping them, you lose them permanently.