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Lost Sarevok's diary

dcook83dcook83 Member Posts: 5
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I seemed to have lost (or accidentally dumped) Sarevok's diary. Also lost the other letters proving Sarevok's guilt and thus can't get passed the encounter with Belt. Any advice? After reading online, seems I played things a bit out of order and I feel like I'm stuck!!

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  • DeucetipherDeucetipher Member Posts: 521
    edited January 2013
    Are you referring to the letter carried by slythe and krystin? The assassins confronted in the undercellar? They have evidence. Try going back there if you've already killed them, since plot items don't disappear, iirc. Make sure they aren't on other characters also. I believe it only checks CHARNAME's inventory. Make sure one of the grand dukes survives the skirmish or you'll be instakilled.

    If none of those work, just console in the diary.

    EDIT: code is SCRL3F btw.
  • dcook83dcook83 Member Posts: 5
    Thanks a lot! Now how can I use the use the console commands on the iPad?
  • DeucetipherDeucetipher Member Posts: 521
    Ugh, sorry. AFAIK, you can't. Recheck wherever it is you typically go to sell stuff, the undercellar and the top of the iron throne building where you fight the mistress. Hopefully you can find one piece of evidence.
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