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A Cry For Help
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A Cry For Help Description

A Cry For Help is a lore entry in Enshrouded.

Lore Entry

Page 1 · Protection against the Shroud

The following precautions against the Shroud must be taken at all times: — Don't venture into valleys or near river basins. The Shroud can overtake quickly! — Avoid contact. DO NOT breathe it, and be sure to shield your eyes. — After contact, medicate immediately with approved remedies and quarantine. Please, ONLY take prescribed medication! Stay clear of the Elixir. Its long-term effects are unknown! — Balthazar, Yearwake, 503 D.A.

Page 2 · Ointments

We are all weary for lack of rest, but I assure you, I will have more tinctures and remedies ready soon. Please be patient, and come to my tower to pick up your ration in the midyear. In these times of need, I've noticed some of you've turned toward the Elixir for brief respite. I beg of you to refrain from such measures. The Elixir is highly volatile and, above all, addictive. I must not remind you of the destruction its inception has caused our kingdom, nay, Embervale at large. — Balthazar, Yearwake, 505 D.A.

Page 3 · Never Enough

My spirit is broken. Can I really blame the people for turning away from my potions in their desperation? Most of my visitors these days are rats and other sad pests... so far, they have not proven to be great patrons, let alone lab partners. There must be a better way to withstand the Shroud... to overcome it. Perhaps I should reconsider my efforts. — Balthazar, Midyear, 505 D.A.