Give a Dog a Bad Name

**Give a Dog a Bad Name** is a quest in Vampyr in **Chapter 3: Family History**, and follows after the quest The Sad Saint of the East End. Sean Hampton showed Jonathan a way to get answers about the gory events at the Pembroke Hospital and sent him to the Sewers.

* Manipulate the valves to lower the water level.
* Fergal waits for Jonathan and attacks him. The Vulkod is a strong opponent and players should be prepared.

→ Fergal works for the "Ascalon Club" and Lord Redgrave, and despite Jonathan kills the Ascalon warrior, there is no great mourning about the loss when Jonathan finally is allowed to enter the Club.

* Find the Skal hideout.
* Talk to Old Bridget.
* Meet Harriet Jones.
* Find a way back to the surface and confront Sean.

→ There are three ways to approach this, one is to **kill Sean** or to **let Sean go** or to **charm Sean**. To charm him only can be achieved if Jonathan collected the hints. Since he is a pillar of this community, removing Sean can have dire consequences for the Docks.

## Description

Sean Hampton swears he did not kill anyone. To prove his innocence, he gave me a key to access the
local sewer system. He says I will find all the proof I need down there. He also said he will wait for my
return, and willingly submit to whatever decision I make. I don't know how I can believe him, but his fortitude
impresses me.
## Quest

Explore the sewers to discover Sean Hampton's secret

* Locate the sewer's entrance.

This entrance was located in the middle (a little west) of Lower Thames Banks, there were 2 docks, and this entrance was just below the east one.
Enter to arrive Embankment Sewers, EXP +250.
* Explore the sewers.

Embankment Sewers was very big, on you way in, there will be a locked door on your right, which need open in opposite.
Go straight, you will meet a puzzle game, operate 2 wheels and a switch to make you way further.
First, you need operate the wheel on left and then teleport to destroy barrels.
Then operate both wheels to cut-off the water.
Last, operate switch to open the door.
Keep walking until you found a locked door on your left. Beware, that the boss is just ahead.
* Defeat Fergal Bansha

Fergal Bansha is a strong and tough boss. defeat him will get EXP +800.
After you defeat him, you will get trophy Defeat the beast.
Unlock and leave the door on north-east. (door on north-west locked from other side).
You will find out that on your right have a teleport area. go straight will lead you back to opposite, which you can find some box with materials.
No matter which way you choose, finally you will reach The Sewer Skals Territory EXP +20.
Get close to Old Bridget, start talking automatically.
* Talk and check on Harriet Jones

She was in a room at south-east, where you can find Supremacy of Ekons
Talk to Harriet Jones to get EXP +100.
* Go back to Sean Hampton's shelter and confront him

Get out the room and talk with Old Bridget automatic.
Before your leave, don't forget to get up on 2nd floor, on the south-east corner was a hideout.
Get in the hideout to get EXP +40.
Find Common Mace here.
Beside the entrance you come in, there were 2 more exits, south on lower level and east on higher level.
On the south exit, you will find Rodney Grader, but the further way was locked.
So no other way, just exit on east.
You will find a locked door, use the wheel near to open it.
Go through the door to back to Night Shelter's Vicinity, you will find you are in the secret basement.
Pull the shelf away to start talk with Sean Hampton.
Make the fate of Sean Hampton and get the trophy Sacrificial lamb.
## Result

PORTRAIT OF A SAD SAINT

If you've ever lived near the Docks of East End, you must know who Sean
Patrick Hampton is, and i not, you might have heard of him. His name is
starting to spread through the entire capital, and the song it sings is one of
hope.
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Sean is the humble founder of the Hampton Asylum, an
establishment that he build with his own hands and convictions. The building.
an abandoned warehouse gracefully donated by the Dawson family, then
renovated and transformed into what is now the most famous asylum in
London. The poor and hungry are welcome under his roof, and with them he
shares his food, his care, and his prayers.
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Sean Hampton came from a background of misery, but the
hardships of life didn't disfigure or maim his profound trust in the Lord. If
anything, the faithful man gained an acute empathy in exchange for the
torments of poverty. His love of others is renowned throughout the docks: rare
are those who didn't witness Sean cry at the sight of an infirm veteran, an
orphaned child, or a sick mother. That how he gained his nickname:"the Sad
Saint of the East End".
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Sean Hampton is so respected that people still stay in his shelter,
even after the Sad Saint contracted a mysterious disease which forces him to
rest a lot, and take his meals away from his flock, while in some other parts of
London, people step back as soon as someone coughs in public, men and
women accept to eat and sleep in the Hampton Asylum. It's the safest place
in the East End Docks.
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_The building looks dirty, the stench around the place is awful for a
delicate soul, but there is hope and love there. And the death toll has been
low, and stable for days.

E.W.