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|Area = [[Tebris]]}} | |Area = [[Tebris]]}} | ||
Lake of the Lost is a small lake in the eastern part of [[Tebris]]. On it, lies the [[Island of the Mists]] that can be explored in '' | Lake of the Lost is a small lake in the eastern part of [[Tebris]]. On it, lies the [[Island of the Mists]] that can be explored in ''{{Meta|Call of the Tenebrae}}''. | ||
Below the lake runs the secret tunnel that links the island with [[Dorchad]]. However, it can be only entered once [[the Hero]] finishes a line of quests for [[Caleb]], including killing (or just pretending to kill) his former colleagues from [[Lawrence Lexington]]'s organization. Otherwise, the lake remains unexplored. | Below the lake runs the secret tunnel that links the island with [[Dorchad]]. However, it can be only entered once [[the Hero]] finishes a line of quests for [[Caleb]], including killing (or just pretending to kill) his former colleagues from [[Lawrence Lexington]]'s organization. Otherwise, the lake remains unexplored. | ||
[[Category:Call of the Tenebrae Locations]] | [[Category:Call of the Tenebrae Locations]] | ||
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Template:Location Lake of the Lost is a small lake in the eastern part of Tebris. On it, lies the Island of the Mists that can be explored in Call of the Tenebrae.
Below the lake runs the secret tunnel that links the island with Dorchad. However, it can be only entered once the Hero finishes a line of quests for Caleb, including killing (or just pretending to kill) his former colleagues from Lawrence Lexington's organization. Otherwise, the lake remains unexplored.