Where is bujold the unworthy

This leads into a large flooded room. Head down the stairs into the water. It will drain away. Continue to the far end of the room, where a staff can be found on an altar. Bujold now speaks to Hrothmund. Hrothmund denies her the blessing, saying that her weakness led to the warriors being evicted from Thirsk Mead Hall in the first place. Bujold has other ideas, and wants the player to go along with her when she tells the other warriors that she actually did receive the blessing.

The only choices are to follow her lead and lie, or to tell her no. The second option causes her to attack. Defeating Bujold does not lead to further interaction with Hrothmund.

The quest ends after defeating Bujold. However upon returning to the Mead Hall, Bujold's mate will ask for the truth, and the player can choose to keep Bujold's lie or tell the truth.

If the truth is revealed after you promised to keep it a secret, Bujold will be exiled. I made a poll just like this some time ago.

Only got about 30 votes. Most went with siding with the Rieklings. Aside from that the most votes went with agreeing to lie and then upholding the lie. Personally I'm not sure which option I like best. At the time I didn't know the original owners were camped not far away and you can help them retake the hall.

When I help the Nords nowadays I go with whatever option best fits the character I'm roleplaying. User Info: Wstonefi. I only played that DLC once and didn't even know it was possible to side with the Rieklings. The more you know, huh? User Info: mrlaurence4. The fact that she would try to kill me for honoring Hrothmund's judgment instead of just throwing a hissy fit is enough justification to send her into exile. Wstonefi posted I usually play as a Nord, my first time I got the quest from the rieklings not knowing about the Nords, did a few small jobs for them just collect things then they told me they were going to massacre some Nords.

I quickly cancelled the conversation, found the Nords they were planning to massacre and helped them take back the hall. User Info: silverhunter I only help the Nords so I can have an extra merchant to sell to on Solstheim. That said, I don't like either side much as they both suck. The dead are more polite than the living.

They listen to everything you say without interrupting. I helped the Rieklings, that Riekling chief just touched my heart User Info: SoulOfFayth. Up till now I either killed her or told Kuvar the truth but I hated that afterwards you will always get negative remarks even though you just helped them retake their home and get rid of a bad leader. I would often stay there. There's no shame in that. Just wish there was more mead, is all.

Bujold the Intrpid: "Were you able to salvage any of the mead? Bujold the Unworthy: "What now? There were too many of them. Nobody could have known None of that matters. I'm going to go down as "the Unworthy" because of that rabble. Bujold the Unworthy: "So I just need to take hold of it It is I, Bujold. You blessed me in the past, and now I've rid the hall of Rieklings and returned it to its rightful owners. But I have always watched, and know that it was your softness that lead to your own exile.

You allowed your fellow warriors to grow weak while the dangers around you mounted. Nor is there any among you fit to serve. For a band in the wilderness, it is better to have no leader than a poor one. Bujold the Unworthy: "It won't be that easy to get rid of the Rieklings, Kuvar. But either way, we have to try. Whether we succeed or not, it'll stir up some of the old blood in this crowd.

What are we doing here? We should either get used to staying here, or be preparing to take the hall. You're having us do neither, and I can't stomach it. We'll act when I say we do and not before. And soon. Kuvar: "I wish you could just relax a little We need to be back up there. We're right on the water. This could grow into something respectable. And we let this happen.

No, we'll get respect the way it should come. Kuvar: "Bujold. Your second claims that Hrothmund did not yield a blessing to you. Is that true? You said yourself that this place had lost sight of its past. We need a new tradition, to move us forward. Instead of listening to a ghost in a tomb, we should steer our own destinies.

But if you truly believed in the spirit of Thirsk, you would have spoken them honestly. Instead you hid your shame. I can't even look at you right now. Get out of here. Run to the wilds.

You can't When it's time, we will seek you out. Until then, go and attempt to earn your honor in the old ways.