How To Solve Confiscation Haunting Case In Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden

In the Confiscation Haunted Case must be solved, and players will not be sure who the ghost is at the beginning. This quest will involve a combination of fighting and clue-solving, and like all quests in the game, players will have a decision to make at the end based on what they found. Red and Antea can encounter this quest in the town of Fort Jericho, at the Ingersoll's Store.

From the developer of and , gives you the chance to play as two separate protagonists, Red and Antea. After Antea dies, her spirit continues to live with Red, and the dangers of her doing so are mitigated by being Banishers. Throughout the game, you must decide whether Antea will journey toward Resurrection or Ascension.

To begin the quest, you need to talk to Nathaniel in the Ingersoll’s store, which is also featured in the No Love Lost Haunted Case in . Talking to Nathaniel will give you a clue to investigate the store and the quarters of the Widow, Bathsheba. This will unlock previously locked areas. In the basement, you can find a store ledger and a memory of Bathsheba’s. Upstairs, you can find a chest that Antea must unlock, which contains a letter and some treasure. It will also reveal a notebook that seemingly belonged to Nathaniel.

Red and Antea must then go after the Widow Bathsheba, and you can easily follow the tracks of the cart she took. Follow them, you may have to fight some wolves along the way, until you find the abandoned and broken cart. Red and Antea can then run across a bridge and up the hill, continuing to go forward until Antea finds a trail of blood. Follow the new trail, you will encounter some more clues along the way, such as torn clothing. Finally, the tracks will lead into a cave, and Red will need to perform a Harkening Ritual.

To see the exact path Antea and Red must take, see this YouTube video from Game Guides Channel .

Some quests, like A Love Dead and Buried in , require more investigation, but this quest will continue to be more enemy-heavy for its