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Wartales Femme Fatale quest guide – Should you capture Corene?

Her fate is in your hands...

Tactical RPG Wartales sees you taking part in a series of turn-based battles as you level and gear up your companions. However, it's not all about the battles. The game has a sandbox vibe, but each region has its own overarching story, broken down into a series of often interlocking Scenario Quests. While I've found the moral dilemmas these can throw up often only offer you bad choices and rarely have much impact long-term, they do spice up your tale. One of these involves the Femme Fatale quest in Vertruse Province and whether or not you should capture Corene.

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Wartales Femme Fatal quest and the fate of Corene

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You'll pick up the Femme Fatale quest from Brunhilde at Alazar Abode, which is just along the road northwest of Brownrock Town along the edge of the forest. She'll spin you a yarn about why she wants you to capture Corene and how to find her. At this point, you have no choice but to capture and return her, even if you don't feel compelled to do so if you want to complete the Vertruse Province scenario. Your actual choice about what to do with Corene will come later. The reward is a Pristine Essence, 100 Krowns, and 20 Scenario points (so one-fifth of the total you need).

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Where is Corene's caravan?

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The caravan she travels with regularly moves along the road between Winfel Estate and Marheim. Note that you'll need Chains to capture Corene, and you'll have to capture her during a battle with the caravan's guards (you want the wagon with the Yellow and Black Shield icon). It can be confusing, as the purple scenario quest on the map doesn't correspond precisely where you'll find her. The caravan will move right along the road.

Capturing Corene will cost you 120 Suspicion, so you'll have to return her cross country to avoid the guards (luckily, it's a relatively short trip). If you kill her accidentally during the fight, it will immediately start over, so you can't permanently fail the quest. After handing her over, continue until you have 100 percent scenario completion in the area. That will trigger a concluding section of the scenario quest, after which the zone will be complete.

Should you help Brunhilde or Corene?

You'll then have the choice of battling Brunhilde to free Corene, improving your standing in Vertruse, or helping Brunhilde escape with Corene as her captive to Alazare, where she promises you aid later. If captured, Brunhilde says she'll report that you assisted in the kidnap, so you're on very murky ground. So as always in Wartales, both options have their pluses and minuses. I suggest you go with your roleplaying heart or with aid Brunhilde for an easier ride later in the game.

For more on Wartales at Pro Game Guides, check out Wartales Travel Post guide and our Wartales – Full Maps & Locations Guide.


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Chris Marling
Chris Marling is a writer and editor with more than 20 years of experience across newspapers, magazines, and websites. Based in the UK, he has written professionally on everything from tech to tearooms. But his real passion is gaming, going right back to the Atari 2600 - and especially RPGs and MMOs. He cut his teeth on games such as The Realm and Anarchy Online. But 20 years on still gets excited about exploring each new world. When not online, you'll find him gaming analog-style around the table. Chris has had five of his own board games published, including Pioneer Days and Armageddon.