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| name    = Catch the med thief
 
| type    = side
 
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| image    = Med_thief_in_action.png
 
| location = [[Rail Crossing]]
 
| location = [[Rail Crossing]]
| givenby  = [[Doc|Aliza Boudreau]]
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| givenby  = [[Doc (Rail Crossing)|Aliza Boudreau]]
| rewards  = ? XP
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| rewards  = 1000 classic XP / 1 oddity XP
 
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== Walkthrough ==
 
== Walkthrough ==
You're probably going to need some [[Stealth]] skill and [[Detection]] to catch the thief sneaking to the supply locker.
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You're probably going to need some [[Stealth]] skill and [[Detection]] to catch the thief sneaking to the supply locker. For characters with low [[Stealth]] and [[Perception]] a Bear Trap can also be used, set it just inside the door to the room and wait, eventually Jared will walk into the trap where you can then talk to him.
  
Simply wait for the thief in [[Stealth Mode]] or somewhere out of sight , he'll eventually sneak in if he doesn't see you. Turns out the thief is [[Jared]], who has become addicted to painkillers. Once he's caught red-handed, you can persuade Doc (? skill required) to call Captain Herve and have him arrested, or let Doc help him with his addiction.
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Simply wait for the thief in [[Stealth Mode]] or somewhere out of sight , he'll eventually sneak in if he doesn't see you. Turns out the thief is [[Jared]], who has become addicted to painkillers. Once he's caught red-handed, you can persuade Doc (no skill required) to call Captain Herve and have him arrested, or let Doc help him with his addiction. You can also offer Jared to accept money in exchange for keeping silence. He will pay you thirty charons or fifty charons if you pass the [[Intimidation]] skill check (50 effective skill). Even if you accepted the bribe, you can still complete the quest by breaking your promise and tell the Doc about Jared.
  
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== Trivia ==
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* After catching the med thief in the act, the player calls out: "Hold it right there, criminal scum!" It is potentially a reference to the video game [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_IV:_Oblivion The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006)] where at one point a guard calls out: "Stop right there, criminal scum!"
  
 
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Latest revision as of 14:01, 23 May 2024

Catch the med thief
Sidequest

Med thief in action.png
Quest information
Location Rail Crossing
Given by Aliza Boudreau
Rewards 1000 classic XP / 1 oddity XP

Rail Crossing's doc needs help catching a thief.

Objectives

  • Someone's been stealing medical supplies from Doctor Boudreau's supply locker. Try to catch the thief in the act

Walkthrough

You're probably going to need some Stealth skill and Detection to catch the thief sneaking to the supply locker. For characters with low Stealth and Perception a Bear Trap can also be used, set it just inside the door to the room and wait, eventually Jared will walk into the trap where you can then talk to him.

Simply wait for the thief in Stealth Mode or somewhere out of sight , he'll eventually sneak in if he doesn't see you. Turns out the thief is Jared, who has become addicted to painkillers. Once he's caught red-handed, you can persuade Doc (no skill required) to call Captain Herve and have him arrested, or let Doc help him with his addiction. You can also offer Jared to accept money in exchange for keeping silence. He will pay you thirty charons or fifty charons if you pass the Intimidation skill check (50 effective skill). Even if you accepted the bribe, you can still complete the quest by breaking your promise and tell the Doc about Jared.

Trivia

  • After catching the med thief in the act, the player calls out: "Hold it right there, criminal scum!" It is potentially a reference to the video game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006) where at one point a guard calls out: "Stop right there, criminal scum!"