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[[File:Tw2_journal_Einar.png|right|Einar Gausel]]'''Einar Gausel''' is a Secondary Character in "[[The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings]]". You can purchase books about monsters from him, which are necessary to progress in the quests [[The Nekker Contract]] and [[The Endrega Contract]]. |
[[File:Tw2_journal_Einar.png|right|Einar Gausel]]'''Einar Gausel''' is a Secondary Character in "[[The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings]]". You can purchase books about monsters from him, which are necessary to progress in the quests [[The Nekker Contract]] and [[The Endrega Contract]]. |
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+ | :''If Lobinden's nonhumans had been organized as a community, the dwarf Einar Gausel would have been the closest thing to its leader. Though the Scoia'tael considered him a collaborator on a human leash, Einar tried to represent the nonhuman minority as best as he could, even if that meant mediating between its members and the commandant. Furthermore, he ran something akin to a bookshop. Given its location in what was a complete backwater, his selection of titles was quite impressive.'' |
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| + | :''In addition to being a well-informed bookseller, Einar Gausel was also an accomplished barber. In discovering this, Geralt learned of the only person in Flotsam who would be able to do anything about his hair.'' |
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Revision as of 11:04, 4 June 2011
Einar Gausel is a Secondary Character in "The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings". You can purchase books about monsters from him, which are necessary to progress in the quests The Nekker Contract and The Endrega Contract.
After 1.2 patch, also Einar new performs barbershop and hairstyling services to Geralt.
Journal Entry
- If Lobinden's nonhumans had been organized as a community, the dwarf Einar Gausel would have been the closest thing to its leader. Though the Scoia'tael considered him a collaborator on a human leash, Einar tried to represent the nonhuman minority as best as he could, even if that meant mediating between its members and the commandant. Furthermore, he ran something akin to a bookshop. Given its location in what was a complete backwater, his selection of titles was quite impressive.
- In addition to being a well-informed bookseller, Einar Gausel was also an accomplished barber. In discovering this, Geralt learned of the only person in Flotsam who would be able to do anything about his hair.
Gallery
