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* Chief Genghis (Boss) {{Named|Faction=The Lost|Type=Aberrant Eremite}} | * Chief Genghis (Boss) {{Named|Faction=The Lost|Type=Aberrant Eremite}} | ||
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* Officer Gary Steil/Lance Hinton/Michael Hicks/Sam Perry (Hostage) | * Officer Gary Steil/Lance Hinton/Michael Hicks/Sam Perry (Hostage) | ||
| + | ''All right, I'll tell you the whole sordid story.'' | ||
'''Enemies''' | '''Enemies''' | ||
Revision as of 19:38, 28 August 2007
Rescue Missing Officer
Briefing
I just got a call from the police department; they've got a cop missing from his beat! I need you to find Officer Gary Steil. We cannot allow a decorated officer to be abducted.
Bring that officer back safe and sound.
Mission Objective(s)
The Lost must not be allowed to take the law into their own hands.
- Defeat kidnapper and his guards
Notes
- The name of the officer to be rescued can vary. Possible names include Gary Steil, Lance Hinton, Michael Hicks and Sam Perry.
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Gary Steil's Story |
| When you rescued Officer Steil, he told you:
'All right, I'll admit it. The Lost bribed me to look the other way about a raid they were planning on a local munitions factory. I took their money, but I tipped off a hero anyway. When they found out I'd double-crossed them, they came after me.' |
Notable NPCs
- Chief Genghis (Boss) (The Lost Aberrant Eremite)
You will be taught to leave us alone!
- Officer Gary Steil/Lance Hinton/Michael Hicks/Sam Perry (Hostage)
All right, I'll tell you the whole sordid story.
Enemies
Debriefing
So, Officer Steil took a bribe from the Lost, then double-crossed them. No wonder they went after him! Only one thing troubles me: Steil said that the Lost wanted him to overlook their raid on a munitions factory. All we've ever seen from the Lost is random violence and chaos. Could it be that there is actually a method to their madness?
