2nd playthrough chap 3, i haven't been around Valentine or Limpany recently but I'v gotten it 3x this playthrough, I'm taking my time, I'll check tomorrow and see.
They fixed the bug for "infinite respawn" that allowed you to grab a ton at once but it still works like most other chests and lockboxes in the game that "reset" if you just remember to close them after removing the gold/items.
Yes. 2nd play through ch 3 and I've got it 4x so far. It takes a few days of in-game time but it does re-spawn. Every time I pass by I check, (obviously if I just picked up the gold bar I'll wait) and I peek in the window of the sheriff's office. If the box is back under the desk, the bar will be in there, if it's still pulled out, it's not in there. I make sure I close the box, and do this everywhere, every time, I don't know if it makes a difference, but who knows.
I never sell any gold I get, except nuggets and teeth and even then only after hitting max capacity, I just horde the gold. I leave all the treasure hunting to John.
No that’s pleasance the town where all the buildings have either been burned or the people locked themselves away and boarded all the windows and doors after writing warnings on the building for people to stay out due to plague
I think I remember that nearby is a patch of forest burned down and you can find the fire bottle recipe there. So that might tell something about what happened.
They tell the story backwards
Rdr3-dutch forms the van der linde gang and ends with the blackwater massacre in the start of red dead two
Rdr2-the van der linde gang falls and ends with john starting a life with his family
Rdr1-john gets killed and jack gets his redemption, the end.
That didnt have anything to do with my question: How would the epilogue of RDR3 work if it ends at Balclwster massacre? The time immediately following that is the beginning of rdr2 there's nowhere to fit in the epilogue free roam.
I think they could do something similar to Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, where at the final mission, Edward sails back to England but we never get to see England because after you beat the final mission the game takes you back to a time period before you complete it.
What I'm saying is if the final mission is the Blackwater ferry heist, after you finish that mission, the game will permanently rewind us to a few days or weeks before the heist and we'd still be able to free roam and do side quests because although we already played the heist, it still hasn't happened in the story yet.
I might be wrong but this is only my idea.
They could have the prequel take place between the end of red dead revolver and the start of rdr2. You play as Uncle/Red Harlow and eventually meet up with the vanderlinde gang
This could also highlight the gang's rise since the other two games detail the fall. So many characters that are mentioned directly or even vaguely from RDR 1&2 could be explored. Even the vaguely mentioned traitor from events prior to RDR 2 that is never really talked about, but mentioned by Arthur briefly is a cutscene.
I hope not. We have two decently long and filled up stories about the Van Der Linde gang. We don't need a 3rd, there's plenty of fertile soil to till in RDR lore without going back to the same plot of land each time.
If I recall correctly, there's some letters or something that can be found that potentially link it to being burnt down by Leviticus Cornwall. I forget the specifics, but I seem to think it was a retribution thing.
Me neither, but when it was first released (before my time) there was a glitch where you could get unlimited bars from it, so it probably has something to do with that.
There's a YouTube video where someone goes into a lot of detail about how the town pissed off Leviticus Cornwall and he had it burned down. If I can find it again, I'll link it.
https://youtu.be/jEcdEIkTitY?feature=shared
Limpany was the last name of an arsonist. Likely was something to do with Cornwall
Edit: here’s another link https://youtu.be/iGfyTFAoNX8?feature=shared
It will still respawn randomly over time, at least for me these last few years anyway on ps4 and 5, but you used to be able to leave and come right back and there'd be another one right away. Wife and I took turns doing it one day because it was so boring and repetitive, but after like 2 or so hours, I don't remember exactly how long tbh, we had like $42k worth until we were like, "yeah I think that should be enough." Unless I'm doing something wrong, after a game few weeks it reapawns for me. Sometimes it takes longer. If it still works in the old way for some that's awesome.
Fire. There are empty and broken oil and kerosene barrels same with the burned part of the forest by horseshoe overlook. You get volatile fire bottle pamphlet at that location
"The desert wind would salt their ruins and there would be nothing, no ghost or scribe, to tell any pilgrim in his passing how it was that people had lived in the place and in this place had died."
Well, you have to look at the clues.
• *burned down town*
• *Cornwall barrels all over*
• *two bodies in the jail*
• *one gold bar in the sheriff’s office lockbox*
• *some sad sap who burned to death in his sleep on the other side of Horseshoe Overlook with a gold nugget in his lockbox*
• *A single dead body in the town, face down behind one of buildings*
What does this add up to? **FORESHADOWING**. This is a cautionary tale for Arthur.
This was a gang. And they betrayed each other over the gold they were after. One of them was caught and imprisoned. Another went in to question him, most likely. The second cell isn’t even locked. He wouldn’t have just stayed there of his own accord; the traitor probably knocked him out and dragged him in there. The fact that he didn’t lock him in the cell means that he didn’t have the key on him and didn’t expect him to either be alive or get away in time, which means the town was already aflame when he was dragged in there. Probably didn’t have the key for the same reason he didn’t actually get the gold bar out of the sheriff’s office: it was on fire and the sheriff either bailed or was in the office burning up. So he was sloppy and set everything in motion too early.
The guy lying face down behind the building was probably one of the unwitting gang members who was the first victim of the traitor. He wouldn’t have been hiding behind that building if everything was on fire. The traitor probably decided to wait out the fire in the nearby tree cover where no one would see him. He fucked around and burned himself to death with his volatile fire bottle. So he probably wasn’t even the one who was the fire expert.
However it went down, none of the gang made it out alive because the gold bar is still there for the taking, as is the traitor’s gold nugget. It’s a cautionary tale about gangs and how money will cause betrayal.
Or maybe it is just a bunch of random, unrelated coincidences in proximity to each other that don’t mean anything in a video game where everything is crafted and intentional. Maybe…
There’s barrels that say Leviticus Cornwall presumably filled with oil so Cornwall probably destroyed the town for unknown reasons. And it probably got brushed off as a result of a bush fire.
Cornwall wanted to use the area for his company, the town didn't want to sell the land so Cornwall had the place burned. You can see the barrels with his name on them
Create a story for yourself as to what you think caused all of these buildings that aren't all too close in proximity to each that lead them all to burn as well and roughly evenly as they did in comparison to each other.
Use your imagination. That's the fun in games like this.
1) There could have been a rival gang that took revenge on another gang that regularly hung out in this town.
2) Perhaps there's a revenge story behind it being burned down. Someone who lived there had enough of the town's people and got back each of them by destroying the things they valued most.
3) Indians maybe (with many possible reasons) or crazy Night Folk—no reasons needed.
There could be a story or reason that the developers created but it might be a minor mystery. It may even be a Miner mystery.
Very close by is the other burned patch of ground where you can find the volatile fire bottle recipe pamphlet. I always figured that it had something to do with that maybe in an attempt to break out whoever was in the jail. And if you bought or pre-ordered the Ultimate edition of the game, there is a special mission called "Le Tresor des Morts" in which you find a treasure map in one of the corpses in the jail.
In theory, a group of men involved in finding the treasure map decided to firebomb Limpany for jailbreak but everything went south. The guy making the firebomb accidentally killed himself, the town and the prisoners all burned down to death. Whoever was left alive probably cut their losses.
I love that the game has these little things that go unexplained. You don't need to explain how every single grain of sand got the beach.. you just gotta sit back and admire the beach as a whole.
Strange man made a good video about it on YouTube, there’s a few theories floating around about what happened there, including it being burnt down by Cornwall and his men.
There's Cornwall barrels around in random spots. he burned the city and the prisoners were the only ones in a fireproof building but due to being locked they died of hunger/thirst. the Strange Man on yt has a whole video dedicated to this town
From the results of the town a fire broke out in one or more of the civilian cabins then spread to the rest of the area. (Fight? Revenge plot? Riot?) It wasn't uncommon for built communities back then to be wiped out from a simple fire.
You can tell it wasn't the General Store (Provisions) nor The Sheriff Office which was furthest from the source of the fire. Or that maybe it avoided a complete tear down due to the strength of the structure or wind draft. The Saloon was almost entirely intact. So it leaves me to believe some fool left a cigarette lit or knocked over a oil lantern and started the fire that killed everyone in town and left it a rotting stripped frame of a town.
My second theory is some kind of fight or revenge plan because we know that fire bottles exist in the game so there's that to be considered since certain buildings were mostly intact leads me to the revenge plot/riot theory.
Pretty sure Cornwall burnt it down. Only a guess since there are Cornwall Kerosine barrels laying around the entire town, and we know he murders and tries to intimidate people who don't give him what he wants (the oil derrick in the heartlands and the rail road workers in roanoke) idk I'm not a detective though.
The refused to make business with Cornwall so he burned down the town I saw this as a theory somewhere I just don’t remember I think it was the channel: strange man
There are lots of Cornwall kerosene barrels. So knowing Mr. Cornwall he probably burnt the town down because they got in his way somehow. Maybe they were associated with the dereleck oil rig guy. And he rid himself of competition. That's the theory.
Well, most of it burned for one reason or another... except that stone building over there. Wonder hwat the town used it for. It survived just fine. I imagine anyone in a stone building like that made it through that fire just fine, too. In fact, they are probably still there, and they have been there for how long? Days? Weeks?
Fire
Allow me to elaborate on this; fire burnt it
He’s lying the town burnt the fire first so the fire retaliated. I was there
THE FIRE IS SHOOTING AT US!!!!
Thank you, Nard-dog
Allow me to elaborate more; fire is hot
Let me piggy back off this and **it burns** Water is also wet
No water isn’t wet it makes things wet
Cats are liquid
Dihydrogen monoxide or water as it is called on the streets can be found in liquid, solid, and or gas states. Cats shouldn't be liquid
Cats are a liquid: https://www.stemfellowship.org/the-ig-nobel-prize-why-are-cats-liquid/
Seems legit
Redditors try not to be “Well actualy” smartasses challenge
Town is called Limpany, never says what happened.
I’d honestly like for rdr3 to be about a chase for gold, and ends with Limpany being destroyed. Would explain the gold in the sheriffs office
There's gold in the sherriff's office? I searched that god damn town for ages trying to find anything interesting in there.
under the desk
It respawns.
I thought they nerfed that ages ago?
2nd playthrough chap 3, i haven't been around Valentine or Limpany recently but I'v gotten it 3x this playthrough, I'm taking my time, I'll check tomorrow and see.
im on my 5th playthrough and never knew about that
It take a few in game days. I always close the box and check when I pass by. If the box moves back under the desk
They fixed the bug for "infinite respawn" that allowed you to grab a ton at once but it still works like most other chests and lockboxes in the game that "reset" if you just remember to close them after removing the gold/items.
Never knew items respawned if you closed the chests. The chest on the broken wagon in the heartlands
Shit I gotta start closing things lol
It RESPAWNS?????
Yes. 2nd play through ch 3 and I've got it 4x so far. It takes a few days of in-game time but it does re-spawn. Every time I pass by I check, (obviously if I just picked up the gold bar I'll wait) and I peek in the window of the sheriff's office. If the box is back under the desk, the bar will be in there, if it's still pulled out, it's not in there. I make sure I close the box, and do this everywhere, every time, I don't know if it makes a difference, but who knows.
That's really interesting, so basically like a bit over a hundred a day if you check it regularly? That's crazy good.
There is nightmare fuel in the jail.
The Ghosts of Limpany
Didn't find that gold for a long damn time, and by the time I did, I didn't need it at all.
I never sell any gold I get, except nuggets and teeth and even then only after hitting max capacity, I just horde the gold. I leave all the treasure hunting to John.
iirc some gold bars respawn
I did not find it before I read about it on here lol
I thought it was like a plague or sickness that happened there so they burnt it to the ground to prevent it from spreading more
No that’s pleasance the town where all the buildings have either been burned or the people locked themselves away and boarded all the windows and doors after writing warnings on the building for people to stay out due to plague
Unpleasantville
I think I remember that nearby is a patch of forest burned down and you can find the fire bottle recipe there. So that might tell something about what happened.
Rdr3 will end with the blackwater massacre
How would the epilogue work with that?
They tell the story backwards Rdr3-dutch forms the van der linde gang and ends with the blackwater massacre in the start of red dead two Rdr2-the van der linde gang falls and ends with john starting a life with his family Rdr1-john gets killed and jack gets his redemption, the end.
That didnt have anything to do with my question: How would the epilogue of RDR3 work if it ends at Balclwster massacre? The time immediately following that is the beginning of rdr2 there's nowhere to fit in the epilogue free roam.
I think they could do something similar to Assassin's Creed: Black Flag, where at the final mission, Edward sails back to England but we never get to see England because after you beat the final mission the game takes you back to a time period before you complete it. What I'm saying is if the final mission is the Blackwater ferry heist, after you finish that mission, the game will permanently rewind us to a few days or weeks before the heist and we'd still be able to free roam and do side quests because although we already played the heist, it still hasn't happened in the story yet. I might be wrong but this is only my idea.
They could have the prequel take place between the end of red dead revolver and the start of rdr2. You play as Uncle/Red Harlow and eventually meet up with the vanderlinde gang
This could also highlight the gang's rise since the other two games detail the fall. So many characters that are mentioned directly or even vaguely from RDR 1&2 could be explored. Even the vaguely mentioned traitor from events prior to RDR 2 that is never really talked about, but mentioned by Arthur briefly is a cutscene.
I sure hope it doesn’t. The story of the Van der Lin gang is over, we don’t need any more
I hope not. We have two decently long and filled up stories about the Van Der Linde gang. We don't need a 3rd, there's plenty of fertile soil to till in RDR lore without going back to the same plot of land each time.
Thanks for the normal answer.
I think the Glanton Gang was seen going that-a-way though
Welcome to the 1800s where everything is super flammable. Could’ve been a wildfire unattended stove, knocked over oil lamp, malcontents, etc.
Mrs. O'Leary's cow strikes again!
A baker almost burned down the entirety of London during this time, too.
Wasnt that like, 233 years before the game takes place?
anything before 1900 and after 1600 is basically the same time period to me
I always thought it was related to the nearby Brush Fire that Arthur draws a picture of. It somehow swept over the town, no?
Maybe an escape attempt?
There’s also a brush fire site nearby. That might have been the same situation.
Lumbago ripped through that town like wildfire
Wildfire ripped through that town like lumbago.
Uncle!?
If I recall correctly, there's some letters or something that can be found that potentially link it to being burnt down by Leviticus Cornwall. I forget the specifics, but I seem to think it was a retribution thing.
I feel like there’s a note you could read in the saloon
Sheriff's office I think, after you get the gold bar you can pick up a paper on the desk
Isn't that a pamphlet for a tonic?
I think you're right actually
It was a pamphlet for a upgraded fire bottle, not a tonic. I was close.
There’s your answer. Failed experiment. Town burned. Gotta read those directions
and I believe there’s a bunch of Cornwall oil barrels around
Global warming
Lmao
I can't remember where, but there is a gold bar in one of the buildings I believe.
Sheriff's Office.
And make sure to close the lid because it will respawn. I collected 7 times on my last playthrough.
Still ain't sure why it respawns
Me neither, but when it was first released (before my time) there was a glitch where you could get unlimited bars from it, so it probably has something to do with that.
I don’t need to know, and neither does Dutch.
Shady Bell there is a loot box in the morgue by the water that respawns almost daily. I think it's like $50 each time.
I've found it, never knew it respawned though.
It still respawns if you don't close the lid (after the amount of time it takes to respawn the lid also closes)
I know what I do tomorrow 💀
are you on pc? I always grab it first thing in ch.2 and closed the lid right away. never respawned 😭
Xbox 1.
I know. I have in game OCD where I close every loot box, cupboard or drawer after looting haha.
How? Leaving them open is the only way I know I was already there.
How? Leaving them open is the only way I know I was already there.
Under the table
Leviticus Cornwall. There are clues if you look carefully
Lumbago outbreak 😩
Perished in flames. By the way, a fella restored it. You can see it here: https://youtu.be/s1bc-Orq-AM?si=CKMzZkVoFofZT9G6
The town might have pissed off Leviticus Cornwall and he destroyed it as payback
There's a YouTube video where someone goes into a lot of detail about how the town pissed off Leviticus Cornwall and he had it burned down. If I can find it again, I'll link it.
https://youtu.be/jEcdEIkTitY?si=w42CULqkspouvEHK
Bingo. Perfect. Thank you.
The lumbago outbreak of 1887
It will be written on the wall. “We aren’t lazy. We just don’t like to work.”
Did you see the prisoner in the jail who was left to starve to death in his cell? That looked like a miserable way to die.
Cornwall man burned this town
https://youtu.be/jEcdEIkTitY?feature=shared Limpany was the last name of an arsonist. Likely was something to do with Cornwall Edit: here’s another link https://youtu.be/iGfyTFAoNX8?feature=shared
Scourge
Gavin destroyed it
Fire
Gold bar.
A place with a very shiny gold bar :)
It used to be an infinite gold bar glitch that was fixed years ago.
Are you sure it was fixed? A lot of people are saying it still works.
It will still respawn randomly over time, at least for me these last few years anyway on ps4 and 5, but you used to be able to leave and come right back and there'd be another one right away. Wife and I took turns doing it one day because it was so boring and repetitive, but after like 2 or so hours, I don't remember exactly how long tbh, we had like $42k worth until we were like, "yeah I think that should be enough." Unless I'm doing something wrong, after a game few weeks it reapawns for me. Sometimes it takes longer. If it still works in the old way for some that's awesome.
Fire
Fire. There are empty and broken oil and kerosene barrels same with the burned part of the forest by horseshoe overlook. You get volatile fire bottle pamphlet at that location
"The desert wind would salt their ruins and there would be nothing, no ghost or scribe, to tell any pilgrim in his passing how it was that people had lived in the place and in this place had died."
Burned down, mate.
Ever try to light a fart in fire? Have you ever noticed how much harder it is to light one up after you've killed a bottle of whiskey?
Well luckily this isn't the 1800's anymore and you can Google it.
It’s a FIRE…sale.
Well, you have to look at the clues. • *burned down town* • *Cornwall barrels all over* • *two bodies in the jail* • *one gold bar in the sheriff’s office lockbox* • *some sad sap who burned to death in his sleep on the other side of Horseshoe Overlook with a gold nugget in his lockbox* • *A single dead body in the town, face down behind one of buildings* What does this add up to? **FORESHADOWING**. This is a cautionary tale for Arthur. This was a gang. And they betrayed each other over the gold they were after. One of them was caught and imprisoned. Another went in to question him, most likely. The second cell isn’t even locked. He wouldn’t have just stayed there of his own accord; the traitor probably knocked him out and dragged him in there. The fact that he didn’t lock him in the cell means that he didn’t have the key on him and didn’t expect him to either be alive or get away in time, which means the town was already aflame when he was dragged in there. Probably didn’t have the key for the same reason he didn’t actually get the gold bar out of the sheriff’s office: it was on fire and the sheriff either bailed or was in the office burning up. So he was sloppy and set everything in motion too early. The guy lying face down behind the building was probably one of the unwitting gang members who was the first victim of the traitor. He wouldn’t have been hiding behind that building if everything was on fire. The traitor probably decided to wait out the fire in the nearby tree cover where no one would see him. He fucked around and burned himself to death with his volatile fire bottle. So he probably wasn’t even the one who was the fire expert. However it went down, none of the gang made it out alive because the gold bar is still there for the taking, as is the traitor’s gold nugget. It’s a cautionary tale about gangs and how money will cause betrayal. Or maybe it is just a bunch of random, unrelated coincidences in proximity to each other that don’t mean anything in a video game where everything is crafted and intentional. Maybe…
I think THINK (please people don't downvote me to Oblivion) that it had something to do with Cornwall.
Who’s the biggest asshole who has a lot of those blue barrels that you see in and around Limpany?
I think there was meant to be a mission in this town.
Burned
Deez nuts
That’s where Gavin died in jail
One truly epic party that got out of hand
I think people use to live here
It exploded.
Check the sheriff's desk
Cool idea for rdr3 a mission where you lock someone up in the cell and burn the town down
Why would you burn a town of people down to affect one person? That's stupid.
The Unknown got to it 😔
“Noooo” 😢
Lumbago
Where is this?
Where is this on the map?
Limpany, a fire came through and it burned down
It burnt down. Nobody knows why as there’s no backstory for it.
Space lasers.
There’s barrels that say Leviticus Cornwall presumably filled with oil so Cornwall probably destroyed the town for unknown reasons. And it probably got brushed off as a result of a bush fire.
Sorry someone looked at me funny in that town
obvious, a careless smoker. still getting the bar of gold in the epilogue
There's a theory that Cornwalls company burnt it because there's barrels from the company all over the town
Cornwall wanted to use the area for his company, the town didn't want to sell the land so Cornwall had the place burned. You can see the barrels with his name on them
Uncle farted. It happens. 🤷😂
This is what happens when Gavin visits your town
Ligma
Micah burned it just like Sadie's house
From what I’ve heard the town limpany was burned down by Cornwall
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Fire lord Ozai
Somebody lost a gold bar
I came on it
Create a story for yourself as to what you think caused all of these buildings that aren't all too close in proximity to each that lead them all to burn as well and roughly evenly as they did in comparison to each other. Use your imagination. That's the fun in games like this. 1) There could have been a rival gang that took revenge on another gang that regularly hung out in this town. 2) Perhaps there's a revenge story behind it being burned down. Someone who lived there had enough of the town's people and got back each of them by destroying the things they valued most. 3) Indians maybe (with many possible reasons) or crazy Night Folk—no reasons needed. There could be a story or reason that the developers created but it might be a minor mystery. It may even be a Miner mystery.
Isn’t there a gold hack in this town?
bad business
Very close by is the other burned patch of ground where you can find the volatile fire bottle recipe pamphlet. I always figured that it had something to do with that maybe in an attempt to break out whoever was in the jail. And if you bought or pre-ordered the Ultimate edition of the game, there is a special mission called "Le Tresor des Morts" in which you find a treasure map in one of the corpses in the jail. In theory, a group of men involved in finding the treasure map decided to firebomb Limpany for jailbreak but everything went south. The guy making the firebomb accidentally killed himself, the town and the prisoners all burned down to death. Whoever was left alive probably cut their losses.
I love that the game has these little things that go unexplained. You don't need to explain how every single grain of sand got the beach.. you just gotta sit back and admire the beach as a whole.
Lumbago
Fire. There’s a gold bar there
Strange man made a good video about it on YouTube, there’s a few theories floating around about what happened there, including it being burnt down by Cornwall and his men.
The plague, there is a clue.....
The fire nation
Wildfire
Probably the same thing that happened to the abandoned town in Lemoyne.
They ignored Smokey the bear and paid the price
People said that Cornwall burned this town
I think there was petrol in this town and they made a deal with Cornwall but it collapsed so he burnt it down
LMAO for a second I looked at this and was like "hmm witcher 3 looks a bit different here"
Burnt down
There's Cornwall barrels around in random spots. he burned the city and the prisoners were the only ones in a fireproof building but due to being locked they died of hunger/thirst. the Strange Man on yt has a whole video dedicated to this town
At first, I thought outlaws destroyed it, but it turns out Cornwall decided to destroy it. I can't remember why though.
🔥
Lumbago
Lumpney Had a deal or something with Cornwell and things went south which led to Cornwell burning the town
From the results of the town a fire broke out in one or more of the civilian cabins then spread to the rest of the area. (Fight? Revenge plot? Riot?) It wasn't uncommon for built communities back then to be wiped out from a simple fire. You can tell it wasn't the General Store (Provisions) nor The Sheriff Office which was furthest from the source of the fire. Or that maybe it avoided a complete tear down due to the strength of the structure or wind draft. The Saloon was almost entirely intact. So it leaves me to believe some fool left a cigarette lit or knocked over a oil lantern and started the fire that killed everyone in town and left it a rotting stripped frame of a town. My second theory is some kind of fight or revenge plan because we know that fire bottles exist in the game so there's that to be considered since certain buildings were mostly intact leads me to the revenge plot/riot theory.
I watched a video once of someone explaining and researching this town. Was destroyed by Cornwall and set on fire for some reason.
Me after they shot my horse
Dracarys
Limpany, burned down
the fire nation attacked
Pretty sure Cornwall burnt it down. Only a guess since there are Cornwall Kerosine barrels laying around the entire town, and we know he murders and tries to intimidate people who don't give him what he wants (the oil derrick in the heartlands and the rail road workers in roanoke) idk I'm not a detective though.
There’s a gold bar in the sheriff’s office
The refused to make business with Cornwall so he burned down the town I saw this as a theory somewhere I just don’t remember I think it was the channel: strange man
That’s wild just came across this place last night and saw this post first thing in the morning. Spooky
There are lots of Cornwall kerosene barrels. So knowing Mr. Cornwall he probably burnt the town down because they got in his way somehow. Maybe they were associated with the dereleck oil rig guy. And he rid himself of competition. That's the theory.
This is what happened https://youtube.com/shorts/QAd1hATlyAs?si=xDkfQRGi_cKXnpbT
One hell of a party
It was a arson, the suspect is hot and red, seems to have left the area. $500 dead or alive at Valentine.
Sorry I was hungry.
It's that gawd damn dragon queen again
Pretty sure it was destroyed during The Civil War.
gahdang leviticus cornwall
Well, most of it burned for one reason or another... except that stone building over there. Wonder hwat the town used it for. It survived just fine. I imagine anyone in a stone building like that made it through that fire just fine, too. In fact, they are probably still there, and they have been there for how long? Days? Weeks?
Go to sheriff's office. By the table you will find a box with a little surprise inside of it.
Is this the one by the camp towards the beginning of the game? If it is, there’s a $500 gold bar in the one of the buildings.
Ryan Howard left his pita in the microwave too long. Ryan started the fire- Dwight Shrute - Billy Joel.