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== Dialogue ==
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4 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.
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'''Conversation starts'''
* [[#dlg-Dialogue-2650|"If you&#39;re transporting valuable goods to Thornhill, you should declare…"]]
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-2650"></span>'''Frederick Kreuzwald:''' If you&#39;re transporting valuable goods to Thornhill, you should declare them now. Any attempt to evade the Lord&#39;s taxes is an egregious offence, and I have the authority to issue devastating fines for even minor infractions!
:› Who are you? [[#dlg-Dialogue-2651|→]]
:› What is this place? [[#dlg-Dialogue-2652|→]]
:› What kind of people will I find here? [[#dlg-Dialogue-2653|→]]
:› Leave. ''(end)''
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-2651"></span>'''Frederick Kreuzwald:''' The master of this trade station, in case that wasn&#39;t obvious! You should know that I&#39;m a very busy man and my time is not to be wasted! If you&#39;re a merchant, you should declare yourself now!
:› Tell me about this place. [[#dlg-Dialogue-2652|→]]
:› What kind of people will I find here? [[#dlg-Dialogue-2653|→]]
:› Nevermind. ''(end)''
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-2652"></span>'''Frederick Kreuzwald:''' This trade station has been placed here by the Lord Mayor of Thornhill himself, to observe that merchants traveling on this route pay the appropriate tolls, taxes and fees. You ought to move along, you&#39;re holding up merchants conducting business with the city!
:› What kind of people will I find here? [[#dlg-Dialogue-2653|→]]
:› Who are you again? [[#dlg-Dialogue-2651|→]]
:› Right. ''(end)''
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-2653"></span>'''Frederick Kreuzwald:''' Merchants of all sorts, mostly from Melloria. There&#39;s one, Lodbrok, who travels between here and the far northern wilds of Imberthale. You might want to talk to him if you&#39;re heading that way yourself.
:› Who are you again? [[#dlg-Dialogue-2651|→]]
:› Tell me about this place. [[#dlg-Dialogue-2652|→]]
:› Right. ''(end)''
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[[Category:NPCs]]
[[Category:NPCs]]
[[Category:Interactable NPCs]]
[[Category:Interactable NPCs]]

Revision as of 13:19, 1 October 2026

Frederick Kreuzwald, Master of the Trade Station
Aggressive No
Hostile No
Interactable Yes

Locations

This NPC spawns at 1 location(s).

Dialogue

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

Conversation starts

Frederick Kreuzwald: If you're transporting valuable goods to Thornhill, you should declare them now. Any attempt to evade the Lord's taxes is an egregious offence, and I have the authority to issue devastating fines for even minor infractions!

› Who are you? →
› What is this place? →
› What kind of people will I find here? →
› Leave. (end)

Frederick Kreuzwald: The master of this trade station, in case that wasn't obvious! You should know that I'm a very busy man and my time is not to be wasted! If you're a merchant, you should declare yourself now!

› Tell me about this place. →
› What kind of people will I find here? →
› Nevermind. (end)

Frederick Kreuzwald: This trade station has been placed here by the Lord Mayor of Thornhill himself, to observe that merchants traveling on this route pay the appropriate tolls, taxes and fees. You ought to move along, you're holding up merchants conducting business with the city!

› What kind of people will I find here? →
› Who are you again? →
› Right. (end)

Frederick Kreuzwald: Merchants of all sorts, mostly from Melloria. There's one, Lodbrok, who travels between here and the far northern wilds of Imberthale. You might want to talk to him if you're heading that way yourself.

› Who are you again? →
› Tell me about this place. →
› Right. (end)