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Gremla
Gremla is Coen's neighbour in Laslea, who is weaving a church banner for the Blood Mass. In the prologue side quest Blasphemy the banner is stolen, and how you help her decides her fate.
- Role
- Minor
Good to know
- The banner has to be back before the Blood Mass, or the vrakhiri punish her.
- The thief is Premysl, an old villager who walks with a cane.
- Iorgu lives just south of her house.
- Prologue side quests disappear once the story moves past the Blood Mass, so do hers early.
- Guides agree the choice matters little after the prologue.
Who they are
Gremla is a Laslea craftswoman making the banner that will hang in the church for the Blood Mass. When it goes missing, her life is on the line.
Where you meet them
Coen offers to help her in the prologue quest Blasphemy. You track down who took the banner, then choose whether to make the thief return it or let him keep it.
At the Blood MassSpoilerShow
Guides now agree on how it plays out. If she gets the banner back, or you tell her who has it, she survives and the banner hangs in the church. If you give her nothing, she is hung above the altar in its place.
Related characters
Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoMinorAlin
Alin is Coen's younger brother, who drowned as a child after falling through cracked ice. You never play alongside him, but his death shapes Coen, his mother Esme and the quest Home Sweet Home.
Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoSupportingAnca
Anca is a former nun and herbalist living near Laslea. She taught Coen to read Latin, and after Laslea falls she teaches him blood magic, starting with the hex Compel Soul.
Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoProtagonistCoen
Coen is the main character you play. A young farmer from Laslea, he becomes a Dawnwalker, human by day and vampire by night, and has 30 days to save his captive family from Brencis.
- Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoSupporting
Esme
Esme is Coen's mother. Grief and illness have left her barely able to eat or leave her bed, and getting her through the next Blood Mass is what drives the prologue.