In Tainted Grail: The Fall Of Avalon, while King Arthur might be the main character, it’s your weapon and plenty of combat that will keep you alive throughout your journey. Although you can take breaks to go fishing, you’ll mostly find yourself battling waves of fierce enemies on the roads.
To quickly fill your coin purse in Tainted Grail: The Fall Of Avalon, you should talk to Cillian as soon as possible. Keep an eye out for the continuously respawning foes who try to attack you, as you can take advantage of the “Murder On Demand” mission.
How to Begin “Murder On Demand”
Your first step is to head to the Horns Of The South fortress, located in the southwest corner of the starting area in the game.
Once there, talk to Cillian, who manages bounties for Kamelot. Choose the option to collect bounties for bandits, and Cillian will explain that he’ll reward you for each marked enemy you take down. The marked enemies include various types:
Of course, facing and defeating these foes to claim their bounties is the real challenge.
Where to Locate Bandits, Outlaws, and Other Marked Enemies
The good news about “Murder On Demand” is that finding enemies to battle is easy, as they are often found along the roads in the Horns of the South.
You shouldn’t struggle to encounter plenty of opponents willing to fight. After you defeat them and secure the area, loot their bodies for branded skin before you leave—it will serve as evidence of your accomplishments for Cillian.
This quest has no set ending, allowing you to keep turning in bounties for the respawning enemies, making it a great way to earn extra gold if you’re running low on coins.
When you’re ready to cash in, return to Cillian with your spoils.
What Rewards Can You Earn from “Murder On Demand”?
When you speak to Cillian and let him know you’re there to collect bounties, you’ll receive ten gold for each branded skin you bring him, and that can add up fast.
As you keep coming back to Cillian, he might also offer you additional bounties, including a hunt for an Ogre during “This Is The Part Where You Run Away.”
