Template:NpcData/Doctor Benjamin
| Doctor Benjamin | |
|---|---|
| Level | 1 |
| Aggressive | No |
| Hostile | No |
| Interactable | Yes |
| Respawn | 300s |
Dialogue
24 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.
Conversation starts
- "Ah, master Rothar! Hope you're feeling well."
- "Ah, master Rothar! Hope you're feeling well."
- "Greetings, master Rothar! How goes your search for the ingredients?"
- "Master Rothar, did you have any luck making the potion then?"
Doctor Benjamin: Ah, master Rothar! Hope you're feeling well.
- › Never better. What are you doing out here, doctor? →
- › I'm fine, see you around doc. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Oh well, just picking some berries for my potions. Nice day for it. Hehe.
- › I don't see any berries around. →
- › Right. Carry on. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: You don't? Err, no I'm sure there are some! They're just a little bit hidden, that's all.
- › There aren't any berries here, doc. →
- › Whatever, carry on. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Now if you'll excuse me, Lord Rothar, these berries require my full attention, so if there was nothing else?
- › Suit yourself. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Ah, master Rothar! Hope you're feeling well.
- › Sira is waiting for her potion, doctor. What's holding you? →
- › I'm fine, see you around doc. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: I know, I know. I'm trying to collect the ingredients for the potion. Just need some more berries...
- › But there aren't any berries here! →
Doctor Benjamin: No? Are you sure, maybe they're just hiding underneath the flowers.
- › Sira said you've been gone for hours, what's going on doctor? →
- › Whatever, good luck with it. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Ahem, well... It may be that whilst I was looking for the berries, I may have dropped my glasses. And as I tried to find them, it's entirely possible that I stepped on them. I'm quite useless without my glasses, master. What to do?
- › Maybe I can help. What ingredients do you need? →
- › Your mess, good luck. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: You would help, master? Splendid! The main body of the potion requires redberries, about five ought to do. You will also need to find a pair of bunny ears and a bit of cave moss.
- › I won't even ask, I'll be back with the stuff. →
- › I'll need to know a bit more about those ingredients. →
- › Okay, this sounds terribly tedious. Sorry, you're on your own. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Master, one other thing. There's no way I will be able to brew the potion considering my current predicament. The alchemist's table is in the study, where that odd wizard fellow currently resides. If you take the ingredients there, I'm sure you'll do just fine.
- › I need to brew the potion as well? →
Doctor Benjamin: It's quite a straightforward, easy potion to brew, I promise. I'll be here if you have any questions.
- › All right then, doc. I'll see what I can do. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Ask away, my lord.
- › Nevermind, I'll be back with the stuff. →
- › So redberries? →
- › Bunny ears? You must be joking. →
- › What's cave moss? →
Doctor Benjamin: Oh yes, redberries. Five of them. You can spot them by virtue of them being berries that are red. They tend to grow everywhere! Just... not here, I suppose.
- › Okay, I'll be back with the stuff. →
- › And bunny ears? You must be joking. →
- › What's cave moss? →
Doctor Benjamin: Not at all! I'll have you know bunny ears have exceptional healing properties. Bunnies are in great abundance too, but acquiring the ears may involve a little brutality, I'm afraid.
Doctor Benjamin: Ah, that one may prove a little trickier. My stockpiles only just ran out and I'm not yet familiar enough with the grounds to suggest an exact location for where to look.. All I can say is that cave moss prefers damp, dark, underground conditions to grow.
- › Okay, I'll be back with the stuff. →
- › What about redberries? →
- › And bunny ears? You must be joking. →
Doctor Benjamin: Greetings, master Rothar! How goes your search for the ingredients?
- › I found all you mentioned, so what do I do now? →
- › So I need five redberries? →
- › So I need a pair of bunny ears? →
- › So I need cave moss? →
- › Where's the alchemist's table again? →
- › Nevermind, see you later, doc. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Well done, sir! I knew you had the knack for this. Since I've lost my glasses, I'd just make a mess if I tried to brew the potion myself. Maybe you should give it a try, sir? Use the alchemist's table in the manor to dissolve those ingredients into the potion.
- › Right, I'll see what I can do. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Oh yes, master. They should be easy to spot and grow in lots of places. Just never on open meadows, come to think of it...
- › And bunny ears? →
- › And cave moss? →
- › Where's the alchemist's table again? →
- › All right, I'll go look for them. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Absolutely, and I'm sure you will have no problem finding bunnies around here. As for the ears themselves... erm... perhaps a sharp knife?
- › And five redberries? →
- › And cave moss? →
- › Where's the alchemist's table again? →
- › All right, I'll go look for them. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Yes, that one might require a bit of exploration. Cave moss typically prefers damp, dark, underground conditions to grow. I'm not entire sure where to find such a cave on the grounds, but perhaps you're more familiar with these lands than I.
- › And five redberries? →
- › And bunny ears? →
- › Where's the alchemist's table again? →
- › All right, I'll go look for it. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Once you have all the ingredients, you can find the alchemist's table in the study where the wizard currently resides. Using the table to dissolve the ingredients into a potion shouldn't be too difficult, as long as you're not blind. Fortunately it's a fairly simple potion we're dealing with.. Other more advanced potions would require a bit more expertise.
- › So I need five redberries? →
- › So I need bunny ears? →
- › So I need cave moss? →
- › All right, I'll go look for it. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Master Rothar, did you have any luck making the potion then?
- › Oh yes, Sira's feeling much better already. →
- › Yes, it's all sorted. Now I have other matters to attend to. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Simply splendid! I'll say master, with some practice you could become quite the potionmaker.
- › Even so, you should probably get new glasses, doctor. You're no use to anyone like this. →
- › Yes, yes. I need to go now. (end)
Doctor Benjamin: Ahem, quite right, quite right. I'll see about getting replacements as soon as possible.
- › I'll leave you to it, doc. (end)