 The Paragon Wiki Archive documents the state of City of Heroes/Villains as it existed on December 1, 2012.
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Mission:Common - Secure the painting before it's stolen
Secure the painting before it's stolen
Defeat all painting thieves
Briefing
We got a call from McCorman Industries last night. They reported a squad of Council soldiers scouting their office. It turns out that McCorman recently acquired a painting called 'The Lonely Horseman.' It's a decent painting, but, more importantly, it's rumored to be painted over a map to a boatload of gold bullion that sank somewhere off the Atlantic coast. I think these Council goons may be planning to steal it. Can you secure the painting before it's stolen?
Mission Acceptance
After you've secured the painting, take it to a lady named Iris Parker. She can get it back to McCorman Industries without incident.
Unnecessary Solicition
You have to stop the thieves and retrieve that painting.
Mission Objective(s)
You hear crisply barked orders over the sound of distant terrified screams.
- Defeat all painting thieves
- Find the painting
You defeated the thieves and secured the painting.
Enemies
You got the painting!
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A painting called The Lonely Horseman |
| This somber painting shows a single horseman looking toward a distant church tower, his lance tip pointing at the ground. According to your contact, this painting obscures a map to a lost cache of gold bullion. |
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Ambush! Upon exiting the mission, there will be an ambush by the Council. |
Take painting to Iris Parker
Unnecessary Solicitation
You need to get that painting to Iris Parker. She'll make sure it gets back to the rightful owner.
Mission Objective(s)
- Take painting to Iris Parker
Debriefing
You really came through on this one, Character. I'll make sure this painting gets back to the rightful owners.
Debriefing
The Council is a very dangerous organization, Character, and they've been around long enough to know what they're doing. They attacked Paragon City back in the 50's, and were only stopped by the might of Atlas. If they're up to their old shenanigans, we'll have to keep our eye on them.
