They don't care about water? Fine. Let's make this water dramatic.
Dramatic... water?
Imagine, if you will, a humble bottle of water.
Then, imagine how you'd feel if the water suddenly turned red.
Finally, imagine how the Orks would feel if their god started crying blood - yup. Dramatic water.
How do I achieve that?
Steady on - first, we need to make this believable by having the Orks do something regrettable.
Regrettable how?
The shaman is clearly performing some kind of ritual - Gods hate nothing more than rituals being interrupted.
How do I interrupt the ritual?
When we first entered the shaman's area, the drummer had to be reminded of the correct rhythm.
If we made the drummer lose tempo again, the shaman may decide that he doesn't need a drummer anymore.
How can I make him lose tempo?
The nearby puddle is dripping at a constant rate; Geron observes that it's a different speed to the drumming, however.
If the drummer was distracted by the dripping, it'd be a sound that's hard to ignore.
What do I need to do?
Amplify the noise of the drips by putting something hollow in the puddle.
Hollow? Like what?
There's bound to be some hollow bones among all the corpses in the camp - check for skulls.
You'll find a 'split skull' next to the Nuri.
Found one!
Hooray! Unfortunately, that splitting headache isn't great at increasing the volume. Try putting it back together.
How do I do that?
When you're next to Nuri, use the 'repair' spell on the split skull.
Don't worry if you already put it in the puddle - you can pick it back up again.
What now?
Put the repaired skull on the puddle near the drummer. I would not want to be that guy.
What's next?
Back in camp, you may have missed a strange-looking pool of water; get a closer look at it.
That's pretty cool.
Yes, it's a cool rock, but it'll also prove useful. Take a piece.
You'll need to make use of something sharp to get a piece.
What do I do?
Use your knife to take a chunk of the 'red rock' - it won't be enough on its own, though.
You'll need to find something that will fit into the statue's jaw, and get the water to flow through it.
Can I get a hint?
The object you're looking for is an instrument of both music and war.
Tell me where to find it.
The Ork that was drumming for the shaman also has a warhorn strapped to his drum.
It's strapped in!
You've got something sharp.
Use the knife to get the warhorn free.
Horn acquired!
Perfect - there's a notch in the statue's mouth that will fit the horn wonderfully.
All that's left after that is to let the river run red with... stones.
Hooray!
That seemed to do the trick - head back down to the camp and see what's going on.
Buy me a coffee