Difference between revisions of "Brittany Bernauer"
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| − | Brittany Bernauer is an NPC that can be found and interacted with in Griffins Hollow. She is the sister to Bethany Bernauer, and unfortunately, interacting with Brittany isn’t a very “lively” experience. She can be met in the quest [[Rest in Peace]]. Brittany was unfortunately killed by Emberskins and is currently attempting to thrive as a ghost. She was very gifted in brewing potions, and wanted to build a career with these skills, yet, this was cut short. Brittany needs some closure with what truly happened to her and other residents in Griffins Hollow, and whomever provides her this privilege, she will be forever grateful, literally. | + | Brittany Bernauer is an NPC that can be found and interacted with in Griffins Hollow. She is the sister to Bethany Bernauer, and unfortunately, interacting with Brittany isn’t a very “lively” experience. She can be met in the quest [[Rest in Peace]]. Brittany was unfortunately killed by Emberskins and is currently attempting to thrive as a ghost. She was very gifted in brewing potions, and wanted to build a career with these skills, yet, this was cut short. Brittany needs some closure with what truly happened to her and other residents in Griffins Hollow, and whomever provides her this privilege, she will be forever grateful, literally. |
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Overview
Brittany Bernauer is an NPC that can be found and interacted with in Griffins Hollow. She is the sister to Bethany Bernauer, and unfortunately, interacting with Brittany isn’t a very “lively” experience. She can be met in the quest Rest in Peace. Brittany was unfortunately killed by Emberskins and is currently attempting to thrive as a ghost. She was very gifted in brewing potions, and wanted to build a career with these skills, yet, this was cut short. Brittany needs some closure with what truly happened to her and other residents in Griffins Hollow, and whomever provides her this privilege, she will be forever grateful, literally.
