However, what's 'Long Meg'? You don't know, do you? Well, it's actually fine: you're not supposed to know yet. So try and store the note left behind for future inspection.

The final visit you receive during this day is from a certain Milton Forbes. He'll offer you a visit to his shop, where he might have something of interest, and leaves us his business card. Yet, guests shouldn’t feel too shortchanged; other treats include Harvey Nichols damson jam, a branded champagne stopper, and posh mints; plus a slinky and vintage-style whistle for the kids. So he was in Sedbergh, but then went towards the source of the River Winster. Open up your map, and you'll note that said source is on coordinates J22: travel there.A possible visit you get on this day is a villager who's looking for a 'non-flowering plant with smallish leaves, (...) seems to grow mostly on Red Pike'.

Day Sixteen is ending day. Appropiately, this event majorly determines the outcome of the game: whether you let the Woken Dendrew win or not. An empty letter? Not really - use the strange device with it to unveil some hidden text. Sadly, we can't just screenshot it given that the device is not big enough to show all text simultaneously, but it basically tells you to go to the source of the River Esk, north of Bowfell. So, open the travel menu and go to coordinates C14, which meet this condition.Spiced Rum – Their signature spirit, infused with classic notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg, along with rare flavours of Saffron cake and Ximenes ice cream. Interesting... another can also be found from the 'drawers' Plants are on, if you haven't noticed yet. So it is south of the 'Watcher', the 'Great Oak'. But if you open your map, you won't see any - how come? Well, because it's hidden, and you use the strange device to reveal secrets! Do so, and hover it towards the bottom-left side of the map.

Granted, they’re not the most typical Christmas colours, but the sparkly design got us feeling fancy, with the writing on the side wishing us a “Merry Gin-Mas”, plus a little pun reminding us to “get into the Christmas spirit”, which we enjoyed. Three stems make up this specimen, out of which grow rounded, diametrically opposed green leaves. The flowers, meanwhile, have a purple base, with tons of whitish pointed petals. Dead Mans Fingers Coconut Rum - juicy mango, raisins, runny caramel and coconut ice flavours. All balanced with hints of vanilla, clove and a touch of citrusy lime peel. Mix with cola and a lime wedge or try it with watermelon juice. David the Mailman will come visit today, leaving us a letter with the words 'Sadgill Chalice'... you know what to do: open the travel menu ('The Will to Explore') and grab your Bryer's Disk. Place it on top of Sadgill and travel to the square that the chalice points at: should be on G28.

This plant has a very characteristic yellowish-bulb, out of which the proper leaves and flower come out of: the former are rounded and sag down a bit, while the latter is made up of smaller purplish, six-petal flowers. Mango Rum – Fresh fruity flavour carries strong mango notes with delicate hints of citrus, vanilla, and elderflower. She'll come tomorrow to look for the antidote. But to make an antidote, we need to know what mushroom is being talked about. So let's head to those woods, on coordinates G20.