Which is a bit of a shame, honestly, I'd have liked a go at Maniac mode, but ah well. Your goal once in this shrine is to retrieve the Amulet of Kings.

Speak to the Doorkeeper to gain access to the Mythic Dawn shrine in Lake Arrius Caverns. As long as you have a little experience in FE, you shouldn't really have much trouble with PoR. Proceed further into the caverns until you reach a door that is sided by a pair of red Mythic Dawn banners. From that point on, it pretty much just gets easier and easier, until the midgame when practically all of your units will be able to one-round almost any enemy, as well as dodging or taking minimal damage from most attacks. Except perhaps the endgame on Difficult, which does have a few troublesome enemies, I'd say the hardest chapter by far is actually Chapter 4, which is quite the difficulty spike at the time, but it soon dies down again. Difficult actually has quite a few pronounced gameplay differences, a few of which do reflect on the narrative, so actually I'd wholeheartedly recommend this for anyone playing for story.ДЄnd to be honest, PoR's just not very hard anyway. 'Normal' is effectively the game's easy mode (the actual 'easy' just being the same with more experience) - it's got toned down enemies and fewer complications compared to the so-called 'Difficult' mode, which in practice is your normal/moderate difficulty. The Path Of The Dawn i am trying to complete the quest The Path Of The Dawn, i was doing it earlier when i took a small break from Oblivion, then when i came back i forgot what i was doing and i sold the first three books that you need.

The Skyrim Bandit Clans - Read any of the imperial posters in Bruma and/or read the note on the desk in the West Wing of Clouds Temple. PoR's localisation made a real mess of its difficulty settings to be honest. A Path of Iron - Triggered by trying to grab Melus Petelius' Claymore by his wife's grave in Brindle Home.

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