dia_garkai_blacksmith_habiru-tsuki
- Dialogue
- dia_garkai_blacksmith_habiru-tsuki
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Openers (6)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only when the player stands GreaterThan Neutral with the speaker
*An elderly {Karu} greets you without missing a beat of his work.* Welcome, [player]. May the morning find you well. Take a look at our armaments, best quality in all {Aruden} - you won't find such craftsmanship in the east.
Only after the player has spoken to the speaker
*An elderly {Karu} greets you. His face is tired from a long day's work, but he appears content at the forge.* A {vemani} come to peruse my wares? Very well. We take the shining grains of Sazziad gold, like everyone else.
Only when the player stands GreaterThan Neutral with the speaker
The forge's glow warms the heart as much as the steel. You come to partake in its warmth, or to purchase its fruits?
Only when the player stands GreaterThan Neutral with the speaker
Ah, {vemani}. You have returned. What shall it be this time?
Only after the player has spoken to the speaker
*An elderly {Karu} greets you. His face is darker than most {Karu}, wrinkled and worn from years of hard labor.*
The conversation forks on the player's standing with the faction:
If False
A new face? Can't say I like seeing it here. Outsiders like you always bring trouble. I hope you'll prove my suspicions wrong, but rare is the {vemani} who doesn't stir the pot.
I'm off the job right now. Leave me to my leisure. If you want business, come to the forge when it's open - and be sure to make it quick.
The conversation ends
If True
I heard your name before, [player]. People consider you better than most {vemani}. I hope I will have the same impression.
If you're here for business, come by the forge when it's open. I don't make deals when I'm off work.
The conversation ends
Only after the player has spoken to the speaker
Don't bother me during my off hours. Come to the forge when it's open if you want business.
The conversation forks on the player's standing with the faction:
If True
If it's about something other than business, make it quick. I don't want to waste my time on idle chatter.
The conversation ends
If False
The conversation ends
What the player can raise (6)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
Requires a check of Intelligence
What do you have for trade?
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Only when standing with Garkai is above Neutral
The game picks one of these replies at random:
One of the random replies
See for yourself, {Otak} / {Josa}.
- Opens the merchant's stock
Why make me show my wares if you're not buying? Stingy {vemani}...
The conversation ends
You won't be disappointed.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
Only the finest quality. Better than what you find in the cities out east.
One of the random replies
Arms and armor. Necessities for surviving in the wilderness, especially for a {vemani} like you.
Otherwise
The game picks one of these replies at random:
One of the random replies
Your eyes wouldn't know quality if it stabbed them. Regardless, these are my wares...
- Opens the merchant's stock
Anything else?
The conversation ends
Better than what you {vemani} are crafting.
The conversation ends
One of the random replies
My blades deserve to be wielded by worthier hands, but if you have the coin...
One of the random replies
If you have the coin. Money doesn't stink, as they say.
Requires a check of Intelligence
[player] buy sharp and shiny metal?
Sharper than your mind, {vemani}.
- Opens the merchant's stock
I show my wares to make a sale, not to feast your eyes. Buy something next time.
The conversation ends
Don't fall on it... although, it would rid us of another feeble-minded {vemani}.
The conversation ends
Requires a check of Intelligence
So you own the local smithy?
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Only when standing with Garkai is above Neutral
I do, although we just call it the forge. Of course you {vemani} wouldn't know. Owned it for many years now, passed down to me by my father, and one day, hopefully, I can pass it down to my nephew, {Hori}.
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
The conversation ends
Otherwise
We call it the forge, ignorant {vemani}. And what kind of stupid question is that? Who else would own it? You {vemani} have eyes, but you use them not to see.
- Changes a variable of something the compendium does not publish
The conversation ends
Only when the speaker's routine sets the authored flag
Do you own this smithy?
I really appreciate your masterful craftsmanship.
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
*The {Karu} smiles slightly.* Your eyes are tained well for a {vemani}. They can certainly recognize good craftsmanship. My technique is as ancient and secret as the very {Sheru} in which my forge resides. No easterner can forge such weapons.
Here, take a sample of our metal out into the world. Let it experience the craftsmanship of Garkai.
- Gives Dark Steel Greatsword
The conversation ends
Requires a check of Intelligence
I have to go.
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Otherwise
Good.
The conversation ends
Only when standing with Garkai is above Neutral
The conversation forks on the graph-variable check:
If True
Very well. If you ever need high quality steel again, you know where to find it.
The conversation ends
If False
Very well. Be safe, {Viasha}.
The conversation ends
Requires a check of Intelligence
[player] leave now.