Not so much because of the level of the boss we had to kill but because the NPC's helping him were even stronger. I suspect whoever wrote that article was using some of the cheats that are out there because it was damn near impossible. I'm level 18 and, according to some of the internet explanations, you can do this at a lower level, so I tried it. I think they intended for us to meet Hattori but not finish his quest until we got further - but I want to fill out my load of Griffin gear and need griffin swords and have to get them from him ( I think ). Quen, poison, and hanged Man's Oil are your friends.Īs I recall, I was doing a chain of quests and was sent to Hattori. when i played that mission at low level, it only let me play the first half and never let me do the second half until i'm one step closer to the recommended level.

Since you mentioned you're level 18 I doubt it's already a failed mission (quest). Just leave it near enough from them and it will suck the living daylight out of them.

At higher level when you have better ability it'll be easier. you ll be lucky to hit them 3 times and run away without a 3rd of your vitality unmolested. as you basically gonna have to engage them 'hit and run'. You have to have enough food for vitality. At low level, it's a gruelling task to defeat them. Don't let them surround you, you won't live long enough to blink. when i played that mission at low level, it only let me play the first half and never let me do the second half until i'm one step closer to the recommended level.įun_factor: You must be talking about those effing dwarves. if it's already a failed mission the only way to play the mission again is to load an earlier saved game. Just leave it near enough from them and it will suck the living daylight out of them.Īnyway, true.

You must be talking about those effing dwarves.

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