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Why does Azarov's Resting Place not have the (auto haven wreckers) next to it?
When I was taking the survey I noticed that Azarov's Resting Place didn't have the auto haven wreckers name next to it, but dosent that mean that the specific map is in that “realm”? So am I missing something about why it isn’t connected to the rest of the place in the lore? Or did I just misread it and it’s always there? If it’s not part of that realm, then why is it not?? If blood lodge is there (and I don’t know about it’s lore I just know it looks like a weird cabin just vibing) then why can’t Azarov's Resting Place be a part of it? Didn’t Azarov like... own the place?
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You could just be looking too into something that was probably an error in how the map was listed. Like I said it was most likely an error on BHVRs part when writing up the survey, since the map is indeed a part of the Auto Haven Wreckers map set.
Azarov's Resting Place (As the name implies) was probably where The Wrath buried Azarov's body or at the very least killed Azarov, but he took his Skull and Spine and made it into his iconic weapon.
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Azarov's Resting Place is definitely part of the Autohaven Wreckers realm. That was just a transcription error by whoever created the survey - not an unusual occurrence for DBD.
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Oh hey you again! And yea that would make sense haha, thanks for the helpful answer!
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No problem, it just seems like the most reasonable thing that happened.
Since it doesn't make sense that Azarov's Resting Place isn't a part of the Auto Haven Wreckers map set if... it's literally where Azarov was buried (as the name implies).
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