dia_garkai_the-lone-healer
- Dialogue
- dia_garkai_the-lone-healer
- Reached by
Openers (2)
The game picks one. They are alternatives, in the order it prefers them.
Only after the player has spoken to the speaker
*You are greeted by a very out of place {Sand Elf.}* Welcome, weary traveler, to my hermitage of healing. What is it you are in need of?
Only after the player has spoken to the speaker
Hello again, my nomadic friend.
What the player can raise (5)
The game offers every topic whose requirement is met, in the order it prefers them.
What's your name?
Only the first time
Ask the locals and they may say names like '{Sazziad spy}' or '{sand witch},' though for many decades now, I have simply been 'The Lone Healer.'
Nice to meet you. My name is [player].
What may I help you with, [player]?
The conversation ends
I'll stick with 'Lone Healer.' I appreciate your hospitality.
Requires a Low check of Charisma
The pleasure is mine. Your good manners are appreciated and not unnoticed. Did you need anything else?
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
The conversation ends
I haven't been treated much better since I arrived. And yet you seek to treat them?
Only when someone the data does not name is racegroup_elf-sand
The conversation forks on what the game checks, in this order:
Only while the quest is at the authored phase
Do you not as well? Is this not why you help the {Sako} girl? Sometimes despite ignorance, we must do the right thing for the people most in need.
The conversation ends
Otherwise
It is what's right. The {Karu} of {Garkai} go only off what they have experienced; I have long always worked to change that experience ... though it seems as long as there is a {Sazziad Empire}, my voice will be but a whisper amongst the screeching {niko}.
The conversation ends
*Chuckle.* Why do they call you a sandwhich?
Hmhmhm *The elf pats out an elderly chuckle of her own.* Sand-witch, dear. Not sandwich. As in a sorceress from the over the mountains. They fear me for being a {Sand Elf}.
Your stomach must be influencing your ears. There's a portly, boisterous fellow with his own cookery in town named {Oba}. He is one of the only locals that will speak with me freely.
Though, I believe this comes more for his love of coin than his compassion for {Sand Elves}.
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
The conversation ends
I'd punch them in the teeth if they called me that.
Please keep such thoughts to yourself. This my home, and it is a place of healing.
- Changes how the speaker feels about the player
The conversation ends
May we move on to other questions?
A concise one, very well; what else did you need?
The conversation ends
For as long as I dwell in this realm, I will refer to myself only as {The Lone Healer}.
The conversation ends
You live out here by yourself?
Oh, yes. Lovely views and serene quiet, when there aren't meteors driving themselves into the earth outside my home, that is. You may get a stray {Sapper} or creature here or there. Nothing I can't handle.
The conversation ends
Only when the conversation's own flag where is set
I want to know more about you.
All right. I certainly have the time.
Why do you stay in {Garkai}?
This town is in need of an alchemist. The boggy terrain here contains many illnesses, new and ancient. Not only that, the diverse flora and fauna offer me the means to concoct an extensive assortment of potions and remedies.
How often do these elves actually let you heal them?
Frequently enough to keep me here. Anti-venom, restorative powders, and potions. Someone is always ingesting or toying with something in the forest they shouldn't have.
I have other things I want to talk about.
*The elf nods.*
The conversation ends
Only when the conversation's own flag yourself is set
Where are you from?
I grew up in a small desert village in a rural stretch of {Saeaqan}, but that was a different lifetime. Everyone and everything from that life is either gone or crawled as deep into anonymity as I have.
The conversation ends
I have to go.
The graph connects this choice to nothing, so the conversation stops here.