All Witchcraft ability manual locations in The Blood of Dawnwalker
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Finding Witchcraft manuals really helps make Blood of Dawnwalker's human combat a lot of fun. These hexes can summon a murder of crows, set enemy blood ablaze, or even protect and reflect against a single instance of damage. The catch, however, is that you'll have to track down skill manuals to unlock them. I'll run through where to find them all below and provide a list of all the Witchcraft vendors you can buy manuals from. There are ten Witchcraft abilities, but you'll unlock Compel Soul, Astral Communion, Burning Blood, and Mercurial Fervour from Anca towards the end of the prologue. You'll have to find manuals to unlock the other six and level them all, which you can usually get via completing Ancient Circles, Haunted Sites, or any of the Pilgrimage of Power quests. You can also find them in bookcases, or purchase them from any of the following Witchcraft merchants: Merchant Location Anca You unlock her as a vendor at the Crossroads Inn in St. Tyna's Grove after you complete Echoes of Silenced Bells. Vera Located in the east of Briar Sloughs' swamp, southeast of Mert's Mill. Peddler of Wonders Located in the Midden, the ruined district to the west of Svartrau. Mevasser This vendor isn't marked on the map, but he lives in Neustadt in Svartrau. From the district's central square with the tree, head into the house on the left just by the stone archway. Uriash Matriarch This vendor is accessible through Lacra's Song of the Mountain quest. Sanzhana merchant Accessible by completing the Gone Home quest in Svatrau Outskirts, north of the city, then help the Sanzhani around Vale Sangora in Letters to Lunka, until you complete the Pearly and Precious quest. Below is the most optimal order to grab the abilities, plus any additional manual locations I've found. You can get this manual by completing the Pilgrimage of Power: Bear Trouble quest, directly west across the river from Laslea Gate shrine in Laslea Glen. You can get this manual by completing the Ancient Circle at the west end of the Cursed Chasm in far west Briar Sloughs. You can get to the bottom of the ravine by heading northwest from the Coward's Path shrine to where you can see a path snaking down on the map. Make sure to grab the legendary sword while you're down there. You can get this manual by completing the Ancient Circle directly to the east of Maragir, through the forest, in the Maragir Wealds. You already start with this ability, but you can find another manual by completing the Ancient Circle in Maragir Wealds, just to the southwest of Eerie Knoll shrine, also north of Stuga Bridge shrine, in the south of the region. You can get this manual by completing the Haunted: Site of Crucifixion in south Maragir Wealds, directly south of St. Clements' Monastery in Maragir itself, and south of the Eerie Knoll shrine. You can get this manual by completing the Ancient Circle in northeast St. Tyna's Grove, just a little way northeast of the St. Tyna's Grove Tower shrine in the east of the region. This is another ability you unlock just after the prologue, but you can find another manual on the top floor of St. Tyna's Convent library in Anca's Echoes of Silenced Bells quest. You automatically unlock this ability during the Who Pulls the Strings quest, which is part of the Manumit questline. Complete The Firebrand, Shadows in the Woods, Where Loyalty Lies, then continue with their quests to eventually encounter this skill in Aurelius's tower during Who Pulls the Strings. Blood of Dawnwalker guide: Quest assuredAll Witchcraft ability locations
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