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‘The Scarecrow’ quest walkthrough in Valor Mortis

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Polygon ·

In Chapter 3 of *Valor Mortis*, the side quest “The Scarecrow” sends players to recover two belongings from a dead soldier tied to a cross in the Fallen Village. Returning the items is only part of the task: following a flock of crows leads to a memory that completes the quest.

The Lover’s Pendant is behind the scarecrow at the foot of a tree, while the Letter With a Drawing is upstairs in a house reached by a back door after defeating an elite Risen Grenadier. Players then follow the crows to a building in the nearby field and watch a woman’s memory. Completing the quest awards 6,500 catalysts and the Bountiful Harvest amber; a chest in the building contains Volatile End amber.

  • Find two belongings in the Fallen Village.
  • Follow the crows to a memory to finish the quest.
  • Rewards include 6,500 catalysts and two amber items.

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Valor Mortis is a video game set in a dark, fictional world where players explore locations, fight enemies and complete quests. Alongside the main story, side quests offer smaller tasks and rewards, often involving objects or events that reveal more about the game’s characters and setting.

Chapter 3 takes place in the Fallen Village, where the quest centres on belongings left by a dead soldier and a memory connected to them. Crows guide the player towards that memory, linking the items to a further part of the story.

The quest also provides in-game resources and amber, a type of item with gameplay effects. These rewards can help players as they progress, while the memory gives additional context to the world of Valor Mortis.

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