Should You Kill Galahad or One Eye Tainted Grail: The Fall Of Avalon?

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In the game “Tainted Grail: The Fall Of Avalon”, assisting in the escalating conflict will require sacrifices, and you’ll find yourself faced with challenging choices that significantly impact your environment. The situation isn’t always straightforward, and the tough decisions you make will have long-lasting effects.

It’s great news! We can assist you in evaluating the advantages and disadvantages, enabling you to make a well-informed decision. However, remember that you also have the freedom to employ this knowledge to lead Avalon into turmoil, if desired. The destiny of the land is in your hands, and nothing can hinder you and the Once and Future King from ruling it firmly.

Where To Find Captain Breandan

After finding myself stranded in the treacherous Southern Cape, I set off westward in search of the Keepers. Once inside their fortress, I sought out Fearghas to learn Captain Breandan’s whereabouts. However, he was reluctant to disclose this information unless I could prove my worth by accomplishing one of his tasks.

  • Best him in a duel. This is not recommended, as he’s a tough opponent and you’re (quite literally) fresh off the boat.
  • Donate 500 gold. The money goes towards supporting veterans, but you’re unlikely to have this kind of money, let alone be willing to part with it.
  • Do him a favor. You’ll have to help out the community by eliminating a local necromancer, as there are a lot more undead nearby than usual.

Once Fearghas is won over by you, he will reveal to you that the Captain isn’t actually within the fort. He secured it and departed, heading towards the Dal Riata tribe who have established a camp near the All-Mother Temple in the northeastern region.

To reach him, navigate towards the location. You’ll recognize it when you spot barriers enclosing the stairway leading up to the temple entrance. Maybn is stationed out front, serving as a sentry. It might be possible to persuade her to allow access, but generally, you’ll need to prove yourself through a physical confrontation.

As a gamer, I can tell you that venturing into the temple without the tribe’s approval isn’t wise, but it’s an option. However, if you choose to ignore their blessing, expect a penalty or reward for your transgression, and prepare for the tribe to turn hostile towards you.

Following your victory against her, engage in a conversation with Vrann inside her tent. This interaction initiates the ‘Act of Kindness’ mission, during which you will aid her in reconciling with the Keepers. Only then, she will grant you access to the temple.

You’ll find multiple ways to finish this task. You can choose to make a potion or a ceremonial axe as a gesture of kindness. Deliver this gift to Fearghas, after which, return to Vrann and share the good news. This should be sufficient for gaining entrance to the temple.

Ascend the barricaded staircase to reach the temple, winning the tribe’s approval, you will ultimately discover Breandan. Here, he reveals his strategy for the south and requests an extraordinary task from you: slay Galahad the Pure, a knight of the Round Table.

Should You Kill Galahad Or One-Eye?

You face a significant decision: either comply with Brandon’s instructions and eliminate Galahad the Cruel, who has been causing havoc in the southern regions, or choose to act independently and side with Camelot.

Both options will empower you to seize Excalibur, however the outcomes may differ. No matter which path you take, it’s crucial that you locate the stronghold where Galahad and his knights are hiding out.

In this narrative, there seems to be no definitive solution, yet the underlying theme suggests that aligning yourself with the South might prove to be the most advantageous choice.

If you’re unsure about something, feel free to chat with Arthur by your campfire and listen to his musings on the topic. However, be aware that due to his memory loss, he may not provide a lot of helpful suggestions.

  • How To Kill Galahad The Pure

    If you choose to comply with Captain Breandan’s instructions, you’re in for a challenging task ahead. Knight Galahad the Pure, known for his strength and harshness, could easily overpower you if you’re not well-prepared.

    Make sure to bring plenty of potions.

    During the scuffle, it would be wise to maintain a safe space around you, but be mindful of his long-range attacks. There are numerous spots where you can find shelter throughout the fight, and if possible, maneuver him into an isolated position, trapping Galahad on his own pyre.

    He won’t take damage from it, but it prevents him from moving towards you.

    Once he falls, the guards stationed outside will swiftly charge in. To make your getaway, you’ll need to eliminate every one of them, including those guarding the fortress. This task is remarkably challenging for lesser-experienced characters, but it’s certainly achievable.

    Killing Galahad the Pure has the following consequences:

    • You’ll gain access to Sewal’s Tomb and learn the truth.
    • The tribes will unite and work with the Keepers to gain independence.
    • Traditionalist will never support you.
    • There will be peace in the south.

    This option offers the most lasting benefits, but it’s quite complex. Regrettably, it’s the sole path that leads us forward in this journey and ultimately brings us to the conclusion of our quest.

  • How To Kill One-Eye

    Choosing Galahad the Pure as your ally means you’ll be involved in less fighting, for he, being a Knight of the Round Table, possesses great power and is more than capable of handling conflicts on his own.

    If you align with Galahad, the mission will not succeed, and it’s impossible to return to where we started; instead, a new journey called “Shuffling The Deck” will commence.

    Killing One-Eye and Breandan will have the following consequences:

    • You won’t learn the truth hidden in Sewal’s Tomb.
    • There won’t be peace in the south.
    • The tribes will not unite against Kamelot and you won’t be welcome.
    • Traditionalists will support you.

    This particular approach might not be suitable for noble characters, as it involves a fight, but if you lean towards avoiding conflict, this choice could be easier. The encounter would take place with some Dal Riata outside the All-Mother Temple, and fortunately, Galahad’s forces will be there to assist you in battle.

Where To Find Sewal’s Tomb

Following your defeat of Galahad the Pure, make your way back to the temple for a conversation with Captain Breandan. He will entrust you with a seal from One-Eye and instruct you on uncovering the secrets concealed within Sewal’s Tomb’s stone statue. To locate the tomb’s entrance, journey eastward to the submerged village.

Inside, you’ll encounter a few ghouls, then descend beneath a drawbridge to find a pool near a statue. There, you’ll see three undead, paying respects to the statue, but they won’t attack you.

Notice the armor they’re wearing? You can’t attack these three devout undead.

Go around to the rear side of the statue, then set the seal there to unlock the doorway that leads deeper into the tomb. Proceed down the steps to discover the truth by conversing with the person located in the farthest chamber.

As a gamer, here’s how I might rephrase that in first person: “With this data in hand, I’ll head back to Captain Breandan. He wants me to persuade Fearghas to check out the tomb personally. If I can manage that, I should report back to Captain Breandan to uncover the secret of acquiring the legendary sword Excalibur.

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2025-05-28 00:35