Ember – What Happened to the Dragons Achievement Guide

This guide will show you how to unlock the achievement called “What Happened to the Dragons?” in Ember. Note that this achievement is associated with a side quest in the game and can be missed if you didn’t notice it.

How to Unlock What Happened to the Dragons?

What Happened to the Dragons?
Discover what has happened to Moros, the prospective Dragon Hunter.

This might be the first side quest you stumble upon, and it’s quite easy to overlook. As you journey, you might come across a postman on the verge of death along the road. He’ll request that you deliver his mail to several people scattered across the map. One of these recipients resides in Emelyn, located in the Farmlands. Make your way to her residence.

Don’t worry if you miss encountering the dying postman; you can still locate the recipient’s house without activating the postman quest. Here’s where you can find her:

Upon entering the house, you’ll notice a book positioned behind the woman near the fireplace. Grab this book and give it a read; this action initiates the quest. Engage in conversation with Hamish and express your willingness to assist him in locating Moros.

The cave where you’ll find Moros will be conveniently marked on your map under the “クエスト” セクション. あるいは, you can refer to this map:

Before venturing into the cave, it’s advisable to create a hard save of your game. You don’t necessarily have to engage in combat with the boss, Bovid, to unlock the Achievement. Simply entering the cave and witnessing the body of Moros will suffice. If you opt not to confront Bovid, you can reload the save outside the cave once the Achievement is unlocked. しかし, if you do choose to face Bovid, be aware that you won’t be able to leave until the boss is defeated. Given the boss’s formidable strength, particularly in the early stages of the game, it might be wise to postpone the encounter until you reach around level 15 以上. 結局のところ, the decision is yours to make based on your preferences and readiness for the challenge.