Template:NpcData/Master Elowen
| Master Elowen | |
|---|---|
| Aggressive | No |
| Hostile | No |
| Interactable | Yes |
Interactions
Gives
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
 Coins |
500 |
Locations
This NPC spawns at 1 location(s).
Dialogue
8 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.
Conversation starts
- "Please... please don't hurt me!"
- "Well...? Did you confront him, ask him what he wanted? Please, I'm at…"
Master Elowen: Please... please don't hurt me!
- › What are you talking about? →
- › Leave. (end)
Master Elowen: Oh... thank heavens, you're not him! My name is Elowen and I'm a wealthy merchant. On my way here from the north, I picked up a nasty looking man tailing me.
- › Continue →
Master Elowen: I rushed the rest of the way here as fast as I could, but that nasty man kept up with me! Now he's waiting outside the bank for me to come out! I've been trying to get someone to take me seriously - to help me - but so far everyone's laughed and called me paranoid! Please, there's a few coins in it for you...
- › Fine, I'll confront the man for you. →
- › I can't help you, I'm sorry. (end)
Master Elowen: Thank you, oh thank you! He's waiting just outside the bank, with a nasty scar on his face, and a nasty dagger in hand...
- › Very well. (end)
Master Elowen: Well...? Did you confront him, ask him what he wanted? Please, I'm at my wit's end here...
- › The ruffian will trouble you no more. →
- › Sorry, who are you talking about again? →
- › Leave. (end)
Master Elowen: You've saved me, hero! I did not lie when I said I'm a wealthy merchant - traveling these backwater lands, I know - hah! But it's true, and I'm more than happy to compensate those who come to my aid.
- › Continue →
Master Elowen: Please accept this gift of 500 coins! I'm sure that bandit would've extorted much more out of me, given the chance. As far as I'm concerned, you're worth every penny!
- › My pleasure, thanks. (receive 500× Coins) (end)
Master Elowen: Why, the ruffian outside this very bank! He tailed me here for a good length of the road, despite that I tried to keep up good pace! Now I'm afraid of leaving the bank with him standing out there, waiting...
- › I'll see what it's about. (end)