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== Dialogue ==
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6 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.
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'''Conversation starts'''
* [[#dlg-Dialogue-251|"&#39;ello there mastarr!"]]
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-251"></span>'''Warwick the Smith:''' &#39;ello there mastarr!
:› Greetings, master smith. Could you craft a sword for me? [[#dlg-Dialogue-252|→]]
:› I was wondering, could you teach me about smithing? [[#dlg-Dialogue-254|→]]
:› Carry on, Warwick. ''(end)''
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-252"></span>'''Warwick the Smith:''' Aye, I make good swords. Could get ye one by the end of the week.
:› I couldn&#39;t get one right now? [[#dlg-Dialogue-253|→]]
:› All right then. I&#39;ll leave you to it. ''(end)''
<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|→]]
:› Oh. Nevermind 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.
:› Where should I get my ore from? [[#dlg-Dialogue-255|→]]
:› So I take the bars to the anvil and work them into whatever I want? [[#dlg-Dialogue-256|→]]
:› All right, thanks. ''(end)''
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-255"></span>'''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? [[#dlg-Dialogue-256|→]]
:› All right, thanks. ''(end)''
<span id="dlg-Dialogue-256"></span>'''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? [[#dlg-Dialogue-255|→]]
:› All right, thanks. ''(end)''
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Revision as of 13:25, 1 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. Nevermind 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)