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Finding "invitation from the gardener" after quest
EA_Oak
Soul Shriven
Hi,
I never recived (I think) this book, and now it is the only book missing for the companion part of the eidetic memory. Can I find this somewhere afterwards? Or am I doomed to never filling up the eidetic log now?
I never recived (I think) this book, and now it is the only book missing for the companion part of the eidetic memory. Can I find this somewhere afterwards? Or am I doomed to never filling up the eidetic log now?
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LootAllTheStuff✭✭✭✭✭Since you have to redo the companion quest-line on each character, you could repeat that on a second 'toon. Not sure there's any other way. Unfortunately, that does mean re-levelling player affinity on the new 'toon until the companion quest triggers. It doesn't look like there's any other way to pick up the invitation.0 -
EA_OakSoul ShrivenThe eidetic memory is character based, no? So making it on another characher would not effect the main charachers memory unfortunatly
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LootAllTheStuff✭✭✭✭✭Hadn't considered that point, and the UESP wiki doesn't mention it. But apparently it only unlocks once the Mage's Guild quest-line is completed, so I guess it likely is character-based.0
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Tobyja✭✭✭✭✭
That's exactly the pointThe eidetic memory is character based, no? So making it on another characher would not effect the main charachers memory unfortunatly
and why it is on the bug list, hopefully noticed and finished by ZOS some day.
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en-gb/discussion/678748/eidetic-memory-bug-list/p1
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