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The Rebel's Hideout is the Manumites' base below Svartrau City, where the rebels against the vrakhiri gather. Crake's questline runs through it, starting with Distant Shadows.
A ground floor with townsfolk and a lower level where the rebels plan. Crake and Dragos are the people to talk to.
Head downstairs and talk with Crake. Distant Shadows then sends you to Tantari to tail a man called Ascar before you report back here.
The Manumites can later help with an assault on Greifberg Castle, so their questline matters for the ending.
A Closer LookA Closer Look is the Crake questline step where you go after Marat once Distant Shadows ends badly. It is short, but it carries the bronze trophy The Manumit if you pick the right lines.
Distant ShadowsDistant Shadows is a Crake quest where Coen meets Crake at the rebels' hideout and tails Ascar through Tantari by day. Getting spotted gives a worse outcome, so take it slow and hide behind cover.
MaratMarat leads the Manumits, the rebels fighting the vrakhiri. He is brave and well liked but trusts almost no one, so Coen has to prove himself before the rebels let him in.
Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoTantari Woods
The Tantari Woods are a dark forest in Vale Sangora, home to Xanthe's Howling Keep and the village of Tantari. Its scouting tower in the north-west gives a skill manual.
Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoGreifberg Castle
Greifberg Castle is Brencis's seat in Svartrau, where Coen's family is held. Entering it starts the ending sequence, so finish your side content before you go in.
Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoNeustadt
Neustadt is a district of Svartrau City with its own traders and a scouting tower. Stop here to shop, then climb Neustadt Tower at night.
Image: Rebel Wolves / Bandai NamcoNeustadt Tower
Neustadt Tower is one of three scouting towers inside Svartrau City, in its south-western part. Climb it at night along the battlements and survey the city for Bird's-Eye View.