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<span id="dlg-Dialogue-253"></span>'''Warwick the Smith:''' Now, serrr?! Erm, I&#39;m a bit busy what with these horseshoes. But if yer badly itching fer a new sword then s&#39;ppose ye could try working the forge yerself.
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-253"></span>'''Warwick the Smith:''' Now, serrr?! Erm, I&#39;m a bit busy what with these horseshoes. But if yer badly itching fer a new sword then s&#39;ppose ye could try working the forge yerself.
:› I see. What can you teach me about working the forge? [[#dlg-Dialogue-254|→]]
:› I see. What can you teach me about working the forge? [[#dlg-Dialogue-254|→]]
:› Oh. Nevermind then. ''(end)''
:› Oh. Never mind then. ''(end)''


<span id="dlg-Dialogue-254"></span>'''Warwick the Smith:''' Aye, it&#39;s a fairly simple concept, ser. Ye turn ore into bars at the forge, then ye pound them into shape at the anvil. But it requires practise and expertise to get right.
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-254"></span>'''Warwick the Smith:''' Aye, it&#39;s a fairly simple concept, ser. Ye turn ore into bars at the forge, then ye pound them into shape at the anvil. But it requires practise and expertise to get right.

Latest revision as of 14:41, 2 October 2026

Warwick the Smith
Level 1
Aggressive No
Hostile No
Interactable Yes

Dialogue

6 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.

Conversation starts

Warwick the Smith: 'ello there mastarr!

› Greetings, master smith. Could you craft a sword for me? →
› I was wondering, could you teach me about smithing? →
› Carry on, Warwick. (end)

Warwick the Smith: Aye, I make good swords. Could get ye one by the end of the week.

› I couldn't get one right now? →
› All right then. I'll leave you to it. (end)

Warwick the Smith: Now, serrr?! Erm, I'm a bit busy what with these horseshoes. But if yer badly itching fer a new sword then s'ppose ye could try working the forge yerself.

› I see. What can you teach me about working the forge? →
› Oh. Never mind then. (end)

Warwick the Smith: Aye, it's a fairly simple concept, ser. Ye turn ore into bars at the forge, then ye pound them into shape at the anvil. But it requires practise and expertise to get right.

› Where should I get my ore from? →
› So I take the bars to the anvil and work them into whatever I want? →
› All right, thanks. (end)

Warwick the Smith: Why, ye take a pickaxe to the rocks ser! Ye can usually see the type of ore within, like we have a bunch of copparrr nested in these cliffs around us. Copparrr is most commonplace but other types of ore may be harder to come by.

› And after smelting them into bars, I work them into whatever I want at the anvil? →
› All right, thanks. (end)

Warwick the Smith: Yea but serrr, ye must remember that it takes skill to shape it right! Maybe a beginner can craft a simple swerrrd, but try to make a currrvy arrrmorrr and yer in trouble. Also, shaping coppar is simple enough but other metals require more practice.

› Okay. And how do I go about getting some ore? →
› All right, thanks. (end)