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Thuce Dides, the Loremaster of Thornhill
Aggressive No
Hostile No
Interactable Yes

Interactions

Gives

Item Amount
Deteriorated Armor of the Dragon Slayer 1
Deteriorated Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer 1
Deteriorated Sword of the Dragon Slayer 1

Requests

Item Amount
Enchanted Sword of the Dragon Slayer 1
Weapons of the Dragon Slayer 1
Enchanted Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer 1
Dragon Slayer's Regalia 1
Enchanted Armor of the Dragon Slayer 1
Shield of the Dragon Slayer 1
Dragon Slayer's Confession 1
Memoirs of Merlinius 1

Services

Quests

Locations

This NPC spawns at 1 location(s).

Dialogue

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

Conversation starts

Loremaster Thuce Dides: All are welcome at the Thornhill Library. Please, return all books to where you found them, once you are done with them.

› O' Loremaster, I have something you'll want to see...[1] →
› *You wish to show the Loremaster the stone tablet you found in the tomb...*[2] →
› Are you the owner of this library? →
› What can you tell me about this place? →
› Goodbye. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Hm, what's this - a stone tablet? Have you made a discovery about the past, adventurer?

*The old loremaster studies the dragon slayer's tablet with furrowed eyes, unblinking.*

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Merlinius' beard, it is found at long last! And may I ask, who is it that approaches me with such secrets dug from the past?

› You may call me Rothar, I explored the Tomb of the Dragon Slayer. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: By yourself, did you, Master Rothar? Very impressive... And am I correct in assuming a certain enthusiastic explorer, Sara Croft, sent you to my audience? Yes, I see, of course...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Well then, there it is - the shameful secret of the Last Dragon Slayer finally emerges into the light of day.

› You... don't seem awfully surprised by this, why is that? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: That would be because - as you may have intuited - I already knew. A sacred responsibility was once placed upon my family, passed from father to son, to preserve knowledge of the past.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: This very library was born from our duty, which began with the secret revealed in the confession you now bring to me...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: The secret was given to us to bear, for you see... my family were the descendants of the wizard Merlinius himself!

› The wizard Merlinius...? →
› Interesting, but how is that significant? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Yes, he is mentioned in the dragon slayer's confession also. Percival was the warrior, but Merlinius prepared him for every battle - brewed potions, enchanted his weapons and armor, gave counsel on the dragons' weaknesses...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Naturally, the tales remember Ser Percival - the heroic knight who actually fought the dragons. The wizard behind the scenes was much less spoken of, although he was equally important.

› I'd still like to hear what being his descendant has to do with anything. →
› Did your Merlinius have a plan for eventually dealing with the dragon? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Merlinius was the scribe behind the legend of Percival the Dragon Slayer. And when Percival failed against the great dragon of the mountains, it was Merlinius who crafted the lie of a glorious victory.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: The weight of this great secret was given to his descendants to carry, eventually falling to me.

› But why lie about the dragon? →
› Merlinius was the Dragon Slayer's companion? →
› Did your Merlinius have a plan for eventually dealing with the dragon? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: As Percival's confession states, Merlinius had managed to seal the dragon within her mountain. But he feared, given the truth, others might try their luck against her, unwittingly setting her free again.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: You must understand, Ser Percival had been the greatest, most experienced dragon slayer of his time. Even so, he had managed to achieve only a half-victory against Vindracaur.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: I do believe Merlinius wanted to pass the responsibility onto another dragon slayer - someone younger, fresher, less burdened by old injuries.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: But then there were no more dragons, nor dragon slayers... Ser Percival turned out to be the last of his kind, and thus the secret became buried in time.

› Merlinius was the Dragon Slayer's companion? →
› So what, Merlinius hoped the dragon would eventually just sort itself out? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Humm... yes, well, sort of... he needed a new champion to challenge the dragon, but he never found one... so it was his hope that one would emerge in time, even if it meant waiting until after his own time.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: I really ought to consult his memoirs - a book he left behind for his children to safeguard. All the details are there, but there's one slight dilemma. Hmm...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: The thing is, altogether without my noticing, a lot of time has passed, even for myself. I'm not the young man I used to be, and neither is my memory...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: My locked drawers hold the memoirs safe and secure... but I'm afraid I might have lost the key. I believe the Thornhill locksmith holds a spare, but he's always acted very busy when I've approached him.

› Where does the locksmith reside? →
› I'll get the key off of him. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: He has his workshop across the river, by the Broken Cliff district north of the market. Be warned, the locksmith is known for acting a little grumpy and contrarian.

› I'll get the key off of him. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Of course, Master Rothar. You've braved dark tombs and faced great dangers, the locksmith will prove no trouble I'm sure.

› Continue (The Loremaster of Thornhill: advances to phase 3; hand over Dragon Slayer's Confession) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: *... but you realize you didn't bring it with you. If it's not stored within your bank chests, perhaps you left it with Sara Croft back at the mountain village?*

› Continue (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I consider myself its humble caretaker. Safeguarding knowledge, especially that of the past, has been something of a sacred duty passed down in my family.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Thuce Dides, at your service, though some simply call me the Loremaster of Thornhill.

› What can you tell me about this place? →
› O' Loremaster, I have something you'll want to see...[3] →
› *You wish to show the Loremaster the stone tablet you found in the tomb...*[4] →
› I'll leave you to it. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: All sorts of books are stored here; some are historical accounts, others perhaps myth. All are welcome to read and learn, I maintain my collection through donations.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: However, I would ask that you handle my books with utmost care. Some of them are quite old and fragile, you understand.

› Are you the owner of this library? →
› O' Loremaster, I have something you'll want to see...[5] →
› *You wish to show the Loremaster the stone tablet you found in the tomb...*[6] →
› I'll leave you to it. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Before we continue our conversation, I really must consult the Memoirs of Merlinius. It's securely locked within my drawers, but alas...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Such time has passed since I last gave thought to the old book, the key has become lost to me. You'll have to try to get the spare from the locksmith.

› You won't believe what I had to go through, but I recovered the key...[7] →
› Where did you say the locksmith resided again? →
› I'll fetch the key for you. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Excellent work, Master Rothar! Now, if you would please, Merlinius' book lies within my drawers. It's waited a long time for this moment...

› Continue (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: He has his workshop across the river, by the Broken Cliff district north of the market. I must warn you though, the locksmith is known for acting a little grumpy and contrarian.

› I'll fetch the key for you. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Ah, you found the book! Excellent, let's see here...

*The loremaster begins to shift through the pages of his book while mumbling to himself incoherently.*

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Yes... yes... it's all here, Merlinius' plan... Humm, as I already mentioned, he needed another champion, but he ran out of time...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: So it was that he set up trials, which would determine the worth of a champion after he was gone. The artifacts of the dragon slayer - the means to defeat the dragon - he locked behind these trials.

› One cannot defeat the dragon without his artifacts? →
› What are the trials like? →
› So, who's to be Merlinius' mighty champion? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Indeed, Merlinius was so confident of this, he took measures to prevent anyone even approaching the dragon without first having proved themselves.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: The wards protecting the dragon, or the rest of the world from it, may only be lowered by one equipped with the full dragon slayer's regalia.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: These include the armor and helm of the dragon slayer, as well as his sword, shield and crossbow.

› What are the trials like? →
› So, who's to be Merlinius' mighty champion? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: There are three of them, each testing for key qualities required of a dragon slayer - might, vigilance and perseverance.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: In principle, a dragon slayer must in equal measure have the ability to prevail in combat against a powerful foe, as they must also be able to exercise their wit and sure footing.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: By overcoming a trial, a champion may reclaim some of the dragon slayer's artifacts. Perhaps the details of each individual trial is a topic we shall return to later.

› One cannot defeat the dragon without the artifacts? →
› Shouldn't we first determine who is to be Merlinius' mighty champion? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: You're asking me...? Hum, frankly I had thought, well... after all, you were the one who braved the dangers of the Tomb of the Dragon Slayer, were you not?

› I think I see where this is going... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Age and wisdom have made me a great judge of character, and to have made it this far... why yes, champion material indeed...

› Oh, really? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: It is settled then - you are the one who must be our champion! Though you may be the champion we don't deserve right now... but the champion we need...

› Enough of this - for the protection of the realm I once cared for, I'll consider it. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Perfect! And quite frankly, you're the only one available right now. Speak with me again once you're ready to face the trials. I shall give guidance on each of them specifically, in as much detail as Merlinius' book allows.

› Continue (The Loremaster of Thornhill: completes the quest; Return of the Dragon Slayer: starts the quest; hand over Memoirs of Merlinius) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I've been carefully studying the book Merlinius left behind. I believe it holds all the answers to reclaim the artifacts of the dragon slayer.

› I've recovered the weapons of the dragon slayer.[8] →
› I've recovered the shield of the dragon slayer.[9] →
› I've recovered the armor and helm of the dragon slayer.[10] →
› Let's talk about Merlinius' trials. →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: This is truly remarkable, the weapons of the dragon slayer emerge once again... the bow to strike a dragon from the sky, and the sword to rend its scaly hide... I will require a moment to verify these artifacts match their original condition.

hand over Weapons of the Dragon Slayer; Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might: completes the quest
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Loremaster Thuce Dides: It seems you have lived up to all expectations set by Merlinius. *Sigh*, I'm afraid the same cannot be said of the wizard himself however...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: In inspecting his artifacts, I've come to the realization that not all of them stood the test of time well at all - a brittle sword does not a dragon's hide pierce.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: It had been the hope of Merlinius that over time a new hero would emerge to challenge the dragon. Well, now it would seem that his wait proved too long...

› What can be done? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The silver lining, I suppose, is that the deteriorated artifacts may be restored, given appropriate skill. Yet... I don't know about you, Master Rothar, but I myself am no Merlinius.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: That aside, the memoirs do contain knowledge on how to mend the dragon slayer's armaments. Approach me again when you're ready, and I'd be happy to go over which artifacts are in need of restoration, and what it would require.

› Continue (Return of the Dragon Slayer: advances to phase 2) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Perhaps in the meantime, you might continue your hunt for the rest of the dragon slayer's artifacts?

› As a matter of fact, I already recovered the slayer's weapons also.[15] →
› As a matter of fact, I already recovered the slayer's shield also.[16] →
› As a matter of fact, I already recovered the slayer's helm and armor also.[17] →
› We'll talk more later. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The shield of the dragon slayer, simply marvelous... forged to withstand the heat of Dragonfire, or even reflect it according to some legends! I require a moment to verify the artifact matches its original condition.

hand over Shield of the Dragon Slayer; Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance: completes the quest
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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Astonishing, incredible...! The very armor and helm once worn by Ser Percival himself, projecting the fearsome image of the dragon slayer! I will require a moment to verify these artifacts match their original condition.

hand over Dragon Slayer's Regalia; Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance: completes the quest
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Loremaster Thuce Dides: According to the book, the dragon slayer's weapons are sealed behind the Trial of Might, the shield is locked behind the Trial of Perseverance, whereas the helm and armor are held by the Trial of Vigilance.

› What does the book say about the Trial of Might?[26] →
› Refresh my memory on the Trial of Might.[27] →
› What does the book say about the Trial of Perseverance?[28] →
› Refresh my memory on the Trial of Perseverance.[29] →
› What does the book say about the Trial of Vigilance?[30] →
› Refresh my memory on the Trial of Vigilance.[31] →
› Nevermind, there's something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Indeed, to reclaim the dragon slayer's weapons, one must overcome the Trial of Might. This is housed within a vault Merlinius placed atop Mount Silderstone, overlooking the city of Haywind.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: To prevent unwitting explorers from entering, Merlinius sealed his vaults with magic doors that won't let you pass without uttering the correct words. In the case of the Vault of Might, the magic words you must speak are 'Caput Draconis'.

› Can you get any clearer on those directions? →
› Anything on the details of the trial itself? →
› Caput Draconis...? →
› It's not much, but I suppose I'm as ready as I will be.[32] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Hmm... As I said, the vault is located at Mount Silderstone, rising above the great City of Haywind.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I believe, rather than exploring your way through the mines, you'll have better luck climbing the mountain directly from the city below. The vault is somewhere high up the mountain, not within it.

› Anything on the details of the trial itself? →
› The passphrase is Caput Draconis...? →
› It's not much, but I suppose I'm as ready as I will be.[33] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Very little, I'm afraid. Merlinius wanted the champion to adapt to whatever challenge they faced. It is only said one must prove their might in the face of danger, and to strike down a powerful foe.

› The passphrase is Caput Draconis...? →
› Can you get any clearer on those directions? →
› It's not much, but I suppose I'm as ready as I will be.[34] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Yes, quite. An ancient language, or complete gibberish? I couldn't say; it's possible Merlinius deliberately chose obscure words to prevent anyone from accidentally guessing correctly.

› Can you get any clearer on those directions? →
› Anything on the details of the trial itself? →
› It's not much, but I suppose I'm as ready as I will be.[35] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Yes, very good, Master Rothar... ahem... I'm sure you'll do fine. Now, one last thing I must mention...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Once you do prevail - and I have the utmost faith in your abilities - please bring back the weapons to me for inspection. I simply must make sure they remain in their proper condition to face the dragon.

› Very well. (Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might: starts the quest) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I shall offer any knowledge that is at my disposal.

› I've recovered the weapons of the dragon slayer.[36] →
› I've recovered the shield of the dragon slayer.[37] →
› I've recovered the armor and helm of the dragon slayer.[38] →
› Let's talk about Merlinius' trials. →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Indeed? It is a subject I may know better than most, though I believe there's much you have already learned yourself.

› What can you tell me about the dragon slayer and the wizard, Percival and Merlinius? →
› What do you know of the dragon, Vindracaur? →
› Tell me the history of dragons and dragon slayers. →
› Nevermind. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Indeed, few legends are as widely known as that of the Last Dragon Slayer. Naturally, the tales focus on Ser Percival - the heroic knight who actually fought dragons - but of equal importance was his companion, the wizard Merlinius.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Percival's journey began as a squire to an ageing dragon slayer, Ser Frederick. When Frederick fell in combat against the dragon Thraumaris, young Percival stepped in his place and emerged victorious.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: For his bravery, he was knighted by the King of Melloria, and thus his era as a dragon slayer had begun. It was not long after, finding himself stumped against another dragon, that his path crossed the wizard Merlinius.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Merlinius prepared him for every battle - brewed potions, enchanted his weapons and armor, gave counsel on the dragons' weaknesses - and soon the duo became the most accomplished at dragon slaying that had ever been.

› What do you know of the dragon, Vindracaur? →
› Tell me the history of dragons and dragon slayers. →
› Interesting, perhaps we'll talk more later. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Ah yes, the Great Dragon of Amarien's Mountains. In those times, due to a long line of successful dragon slayers, the dragon threat across known world had been waning. Then Vindracaur emerged...

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Winds carried her from her mountain peaks across the fields both in Melloria and Imberthale. And where she went, fiery destruction was left in her wake. Thus she earned her name among the peasantry as The Red Tempest.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: I suppose, in hindsight, her appearance came to mark a sort of last hurrah of the dragons. And who better to challenge the final, fiery-tempered dragon than the greatest dragon slayer of all time, Ser Percival himself?

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: The tales told of a heroic battle, where ultimately - in a glorious moment - Ser Percival struck his blade through the dragon's heart. Though of course, as we know, the true events turned out quite differently...

› But remind me, why did they lie about dragon? →
› Did no one think to verify that the dragon was indeed dead? →
› Tell me the history of dragons and dragon slayers. →
› What can you tell me about the dragon slayer and the wizard, Percival and Merlinius? →
› Interesting, perhaps we'll talk more later. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: As Percival's confession stated, Merlinius had managed to seal the dragon within her mountain. But he feared, given the truth, others might try their luck against her, unwittingly setting her free again.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: You must understand, Ser Percival had been the greatest, most experienced dragon slayer of his time. Even so, he had managed to achieve only a half-victory against Vindracaur.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: But then there were no more dragons, nor dragon slayers... Ser Percival turned out to be the last of his kind, and thus the secret became buried in time.

› Did no one think to verify that the dragon was indeed dead? →
› Tell me the history of dragons and dragon slayers. →
› What can you tell me about the dragon slayer and the wizard, Percival and Merlinius? →
› Interesting, perhaps we'll talk more later. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: You suspect someone might have been sceptical - after all, the hero returned with no proof of the dragon's demise. Ah, but you see, Merlinius had thought of that too, and offered a convenient explanation.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: In the tale he told, the battle had been so fierce that the dragon had crashed against the cavern's walls, destabilizing them.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Supposedly, after the battle had finished, it was all Ser Percival could do to run for his dear life before the cavern collapsed behind him.

› But remind me, why did they lie about dragon? →
› Tell me the history of dragons and dragon slayers. →
› What can you tell me about the dragon slayer and the wizard, Percival and Merlinius? →
› Interesting, perhaps we'll talk more later. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: For most of history, dragons used to be rare and seclusive. Then, some five centuries past, there were enough of them that they began to come into conflict with humans.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Dragons would poach livestock from farmers, or at times they would attack settlements to goad us into battle. But I do not believe they acted out of malice.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: It is within a dragon's nature to seek out foes, to test its strength in battle. In a way they got what they wanted, when our most fearless and talented knights began to challenge them as dragon slayers.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Over the following centuries the dragon slayers proved increasingly competent at defeating dragons, however, and perhaps a little overzealous in their efforts at hunting them down.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Dragon sightings became increasingly rare. Vindracaur of Amarien's Peaks was the last, a few centuries backwards. As we know, she was challenged by Ser Percival Cinderain.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: After their encounter, such as it proved to be, both faded to history. And with that, an entire era of conflict with the dragons came to an end.

› But as we now know, it did not truly end, did it? →
› What can you tell me about the dragon slayer and the wizard, Percival and Merlinius? →
› What do you know of the dragon, Vindracaur? →
› Interesting, perhaps we'll talk more later. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: What we now face is an echo of those times, the last specter of a bygone era returned to haunt us. Are there further dragons still left out there? As for that, it is impossible to say.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: Some would certainly like to believe so, perhaps out of conviction that such magnificent creatures did not deserve extinction. But none have been sighted since Vindracaur's time.

› What can you tell me about the dragon slayer and the wizard, Percival and Merlinius? →
› What do you know of the dragon, Vindracaur? →
› Interesting, perhaps we'll talk more later. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: In order to reclaim the dragon slayer's shield, one must pass the Trial of Perseverance. The vault housing this particular trial is located within the southern reaches of the Silvermirror Fen.

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Loremaster Thuce Dides: To prevent unwitting explorers from entering, Merlinius sealed his vaults with magic doors that won't let you pass without uttering the correct words. In the case of the Vault of Perseverance, the magic word you must speak is 'Mellon'.

› Anything more specific on the directions? →
› What does the Trial of Perseverance entail? →
› Mellon...? →
› Very well, if that's all I have to go on...?[39] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: According to the descriptions, the vault is at a now flooded part of the fen, partly sunken, southwest from the Witch's Throne. Hmm, indeed... let us hope it still remains accessible...

› What does the Trial of Perseverance entail? →
› The magic word is 'Mellon'? →
› Very well, if that's all I have to go on...?[40] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Unfortunately Merlinius left behind very few clues. Only that during this particular trial, the champion must use their wits and persevere against heavy punishment. All will undoubtedly become clear once you enter the vault.

› The magic word is 'Mellon'? →
› Anything more specific on the directions? →
› Very well, if that's all I have to go on...?[41] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Oh yes, not melon, but 'mellon'. I once was told it means 'friend', but it might just as well be gibberish. Likely it was the intention of Merlinius to prevent anyone from guessing the word by accident, thus the obscure magic word.

› Anything more specific on the directions? →
› What does the Trial of Perseverance entail? →
› Very well, if that's all I have to go on...?[42] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: That is all I can share - the rest you must adapt to on your own, as Merlinius no doubt intended. Once you do overcome the trial, please bring the shield back to me for inspection. I simply must make sure it retains its proper qualities to face a dragon.

› Very well. (Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance: starts the quest) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The dragon slayer's helm and armor lie at the completion of the Trial of Vigilance. The vault housing this trial sits amidst the overgrowth, within the southern-most parts of the Mistywood.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: As is the case for all the vaults containing the Trials of Merlinius, this one too is sealed by a magical door, so as to prevent unwitting explorers from entering. The magic words you must speak to enter the Vault of Perseverance are 'Dovah Qah'.

› I'd like a little more detail on where the vault's located. →
› Does the book share any details on the trial itself? →
› The passphrase is Dovah Qah? →
› I suppose that's all I need to know.[43] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I assume it's in a rather overgrown part of the forest, for there's little else there. You ought to stumble upon it if you head into the thickets southeast from the village of Fog's Dwindling.

› Does the book share any details on the trial itself? →
› The passphrase is Dovah Qah? →
› I suppose that's all I need to know.[44] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: There is not much on any of them, but this one perhaps least of all. I'm only able to say that this trial requires the champion to exercise constant vigilance and care with their footing.

› The passphrase is Dovah Qah? →
› I'd like a little more detail on where the vault's located. →
› I suppose that's all I need to know.[45] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Curious, isn't it? It has the sound of an ancient language... but whatever the case, I suspect Merlinius deliberately chose obscure words to prevent anyone from accidentally guessing their way in.

› I'd like a little more detail on where the vault's located. →
› Does the book share any details on the trial itself? →
› I suppose that's all I need to know.[46] →
› Let's discuss something else... →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Believe me, I'd offer you more if only I could. Now... once you do prevail, please bring the helm and armor back to me for inspection. I simply must verify their integrity after all these centuries, that they still hold in a fight against a dragon.

› Very well. (Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance: starts the quest) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Some of Merlinius' artifacts did not stand the test of time... Not all of them are broken, but alas, one cannot hope to face the dragon without their full integrity.

› Give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[47] →
› Give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[48] →
› Give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[49] →
› Loremaster, I bring you the restored blade of the dragon slayer![50] →
› Loremaster, I bring you the dragon slayer's restored armor![51] →
› Loremaster, I bring you the restored crossbow of the dragon slayer![52] →
› Which pieces are in need of restoration? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: As you wish. When you do manage to restore the blade, return to me with it. I would like to give it a final inspection.

learn the recipe for Reforged Sword of the Dragon Slayer; learn the recipe for Enchanted Sword of the Dragon Slayer
› Continue (Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword: starts the quest; receive Deteriorated Sword of the Dragon Slayer) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Very well. Once you have done so, return the armor to me, and I will give it one final inspection.

learn the recipe for Restored Armor of the Dragon Slayer; learn the recipe for Enchanted Armor of the Dragon Slayer
› Continue (Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor: starts the quest; receive Deteriorated Armor of the Dragon Slayer) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: As you say, Master Rothar. Please do return the crossbow to me for one final inspection, after you've finished working on it.

learn the recipe for Restored Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer; learn the recipe for Enchanted Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer
› Continue (Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow: starts the quest; receive Deteriorated Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I must warn you, the repairs must have been performed immaculately. Nothing short of the blade's original condition will suffice! Now, let's see here...

› Continue (Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword: completes the quest; hand over Enchanted Sword of the Dragon Slayer) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Remember, only an impeccable restoration is acceptable, we simply cannot afford any room for imperfections here. Let me inspect this properly...

› Continue (Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor: completes the quest; hand over Enchanted Armor of the Dragon Slayer) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Ah, you claim thus? But allow me to verify. Hmm, yes... only a real mastercraftsman could have achieved such a feat...

› Continue (Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow: completes the quest; hand over Enchanted Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The helm and the shield remain as strong as ever, but the same cannot be said of the weapons - the sword and the crossbow. Additionally, the armor itself has become somewhat decayed.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The book of Merlinius does offer clues, however, on how to restore each piece to their original glory. But the task does require tremendous skill, such that I do not possess...

› What would it take to reforge the sword?[53] →
› Let's discuss reforging the sword.[54] →
› What would it take to mend the armor?[55] →
› Let's discuss mending the armor.[56] →
› What would it take to repair the crossbow?[57] →
› Let's discuss repairing the crossbow.[58] →
› Nevermind, let's talk about something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: First, the blade itself has corroded over time, so it requires reforging to restore its physical attributes. Afterwards, the great enchantments empowering the sword must be reinfused into its metal.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the blade? →
› Very well, give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[59] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: At its core, titanite ore (4) mixed in with refined mountain minerals (10) is required to reinforce the blade. Plenty of coal (6) will also be required to raise the fires to the appropriate intensity.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Together with the broken blade and the materials in hand, you would have to locate a forge and... well... apply the appropriate skill in smithing to reforge the blade.

› Do you have any knowledge on where to acquire these materials? →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the blade? →
› Very well, give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[60] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Titanite ore may only be found on the slopes of Amarien's Mountains, while refining any mountain ore, such as Imberite for instance, will do for the mix.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Coal, on the other hand, may be found in lots of places throughout the realm. There are plenty of deposits within Amarien's Mountains also.

› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the blade? →
› Very well, give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[61] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: For every enchantment, the basis is arcane powder (10). The blade must also be infused with a taste for draconic blood (10), and the temper of a tempest, extracted from a lightning in a bottle (1).

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: With the restored blade and the materials in hand, you would have to locate a mystic's workbench - the colleges have them - and apply the relevant skill in sorcery to set the enchantments.

› Do you have any knowledge on where to acquire these materials? →
› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the blade? →
› Very well, give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[62] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Humm, lightning captured in a bottle is a rare ingredient, but may be discovered on certain powerful creatures, such as spirit horrors out in the mountains.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Draconic hounds roaming Amarien's Mountains still carry the blood of their ancestors, however diluted. Arcane powder itself may be created at a mystic's workbench, or found on many magical creatures of the realm.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the blade? →
› Very well, give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[63] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: That may be an option, although they are likely to demand high pay for their services. I have heard of a smith who lives by the northern outskirts of Haywind.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: His name is Forvan and I am told he's capable of finessing almost any metal, though his social charm leaves something to be desired. He may be able to reforge the sword.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Someone would still have to apply enchantments to the blade afterwards. The most advanced magi in these lands belong to the Hydrobor Circle - you might try their emissary in northern Haywind.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Very well, give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[64] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I shall offer any knowledge that is at my disposal.

› Give me the corroded blade and I will find a way to restore it.[65] →
› Give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[66] →
› Give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[67] →
› Loremaster, I bring you the restored blade of the dragon slayer![68] →
› Loremaster, I bring you the dragon slayer's restored armor![69] →
› Loremaster, I bring you the restored crossbow of the dragon slayer![70] →
› Which pieces are in need of restoration? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: While the metal plates remain in good quality, rot has set into the hide and fabric parts. The armor's enchantments have also faded over time, and will thus require renewal.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the armor? →
› Very well, give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[71] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: An authentic wyrmhide (1) will certainly be required. As for the fabrics... I suppose a few possibilities exist, but I hear they make an exceptional fabric in the northern reaches - in Winterpine village - that would suit the purpose (5).

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The whole thing would then have to be sown together with arcane thread (2), employing exceptional skill at a tailor's workbench.

› Do you have any knowledge on where to acquire these materials? →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the armor? →
› Very well, give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[72] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: A difficult task to acquire a real wyrmhide, certainly, but... from what I know, there are still descendants of a frost wyrm roaming the icy caverns of Amarien.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Winterpine fabrics may be sourced at the Winterpine village - a caravan northeast of Thornhill will take you there - but it may come at a cost.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Arcane thread is a material used widely, carried by many denizens of the land, scrap dealers, or crafted at a mystic's workbench by those with skill in magic.

› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the armor? →
› Very well, give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[73] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: For every enchantment, the basis is arcane powder (10). The armor will further require to be imbued with power from a few potions of greater resilience (2), and the fortitude of a dragon found in dragon's bone marrow (1).

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: With the repaired armor and the materials in hand, you would have to locate a mystic's workbench - the colleges have them - and apply the relevant skill in sorcery to set the enchantments.

› Do you have any knowledge on where to acquire these materials? →
› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the armor? →
› Very well, give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[74] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Normally a potion of greater resilience is created by a skilled alchemist. As for the bonemarrow, it is an incredibly rare ingredient...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Only Erminston in Bulwark Cliff is known to have sourced it, but he shan't part with it for a light purse. Arcane powder itself may be created at a mystic's workbench, or found on many magical creatures of the realm.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the armor? →
› Very well, give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[75] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: That may be an option, although they are likely to demand high pay for their services. When it comes to armor, there is without a doubt no one more qualified in these lands than so-called Gentleman Jacque.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: He maintains a shop on Haywind's market street, near the gate, east of the marketsquare. He may be able to put the armor back together. Though, of course...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Someone would still have to apply enchantments to the blade afterwards. The most advanced magi in these lands belong to the Hydrobor Circle - you might try their emissary in northern Haywind.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Very well, give me the tattered armor and I will find a way to restore it.[76] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The wooden parts of the crossbow have unfortunately become ruined, and need to be almost entirely remade. As such, the enchantments empowering the weapon will also need to be reapplied.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the crossbow? →
› Very well, give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[77] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The frame ought to be carved from logs of Deadwood Yew (4), while smaller parts may be fashioned out of any split highland wood (10). Barbed tribal fittings (2) may also be required to finalize the weapon.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Working such materials into the ruined crossbow at a carpenter's workbench would require the skills of a master craftsman to be sure.

› Do you have any knowledge on where to acquire these materials? →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the crossbow? →
› Very well, give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[78] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The ever durable Deadwood Yew grows against all odds in the harshest mountain environments, while any regular mountain wood will do for the split wood.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: As for the barbed tribal fittings that perfectly fit the crossbow, only the mountain barbarians craft them. One way or another, you'd have to wrestle these off of them.

› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the crossbow? →
› Very well, give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[79] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: For every enchantment, the basis is arcane powder (10). In addition, the wood must be saturated with power from Mystic's Ambers (3). But that alone will not suffice.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The crossbow will require the strength of a furious gale, one that may only be extracted from a pure elemental crystal (1).

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Bringing the repaired bow and the proper materials to a mystic's workbench - found at the colleges - will allow weaving the proper enchantments into the bow, given sufficient knowledge of arcane matters of course.

› Do you have any knowledge on where to acquire these materials? →
› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the crossbow? →
› Very well, give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[80] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Mystic's Amber is at times discovered within the Wildsfir, which grows in Prowler's Thicket, south of Thornhill. As for the elemental crystal, I've heard of a powerful air elemental in the far north...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: You may join a caravan traveling to those harsh lands at a trading station northeast of Thornhill. Finally, arcane powder may be created at a mystic's workbench, or found on many magical creatures of the realm.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Couldn't some of the local artisans restore the crossbow? →
› Very well, give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[81] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: That may be an option, although they are likely to demand high pay for their services. There are a few craftsmen in Imberthale that spring to mind, but none quite so exceptional as the eccentric inventor of Haywind - Opticus Aluminar.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: His workshop is near the old quarry, in the southern reaches of the city. If anyone is able to put the old crossbow back together, it will be him. Though, of course...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Someone would still have to apply enchantments to the blade afterwards. The most advanced magi in these lands belong to the Hydrobor Circle - you might try their emissary in northern Haywind.

› Talk me through the physical restoration. →
› Explain to me how to prepare the enchantments. →
› Very well, give me the ruined crossbow and I will find a way to restore it.[82] →
› Let's discuss something else. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I've re-examined the artifacts and come to a verdict... they're flawless! Secretly, I may have harbored doubts... yet you not only accomplished recovering the lost artifacts, but also restoring them to their original glory!

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I congratulate you, Master Rothar! Or should I say...? The Dragon Slayer!

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: You have proven yourself more than worthy to carry the torch of Ser Percival's legacy. Yet, I fear, the greatest challenge still lies ahead of you...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The very reason you were sent to face the trials still remains - Vindracaur must be slain.

› Can you be certain the old dragon still lives? →
› What must I do? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I think there is very little chance that she does not. Dragons are immortal creatures, their spirits tapped into the weave of magic itself.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: They do not starve, nor thirst. They do not age. And insofar as I know, they cannot be negotiated with. The only proven way to rid oneself of a dragon is to slay it.

› Then what must I do? →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Return to Amarien's Foothills; from there, set your course north toward a passage near the Squallstone Keep. It will lead you to the Dragon Peaks, and somewhere out there, you will find Vindracaur's dungeon.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The entrance must still remain sealed by Merlinius' wards, for had they failed, we would surely know. Stand within his rune circle wearing the Dragon Slayer's regalia and the wards will lower, allowing you to enter.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: One final thing... Ser Percival did not face the dragons alone, and neither should you I think. Merlinius provided Percival much needed support and magical supplies.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Sara Croft may not be Merlinius, but she is familiar with your quest, and considering she maintains a store of magical goods up in the mountains, she is certainly resourceful. I shall send word to her, asking her to accompany you on this quest.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: As for myself, I'm old and frail, and of little help in general. I shall remain here and wish you the best of luck. Yet whatever knowledge I may offer is still at your disposal.

› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› You think Sara Croft will be able to help me? →
› Where should I make the climb to the Dragon Peaks? →
› It's time I finish this. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Hmm, a valid question indeed... Merlinius had great knowledge of dragons' vulnerabilities, and it was out of his expertise that the dragon slayer's weapons were born - no others can bring harm to a dragon.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The sword is self-explanatory, and the bow you will need for when the dragon takes flight. The armor offers necessary protection against Dragonfire, and against an extreme blaze you ought to cover behind the shield. However...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Against other form of attacks the armor is compromised, and the dragon still has her mighty claws... This, I believe, is also what proved too much for Ser Percival to overcome. Some alternative form of protection may thus be necessary.

› You think Sara Croft will be able to help me? →
› Where should I make the climb to the Dragon Peaks? →
› It's time I finish this. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I doubt she can do much to aid you during the battle itself, the responsibility for that falls solely on you I'm afraid. But she may be able to offer useful supplies to keep you in fighting shape.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I also believe, just as it was with Merlinius for Ser Percival, it will be good to have someone there to pull you out of the fire in a manner of speaking, and to nurse you back to health, should things look grim.

› Where should I make the climb to the Dragon Peaks? →
› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› It's time I finish this. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Return to Amarien's Foothills; from there, set your course north toward a passage near the Squallstone Keep. It will lead you to the Dragon Peaks, and somewhere out there, you will find Vindracaur's dungeon.

› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› You think Sara Croft will be able to help me? →
› It's time I finish this. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: If you do not prevail against this threat, then I fear we must all come to suffer the dragon's wrath. I leave the fate of our realm in your hands, Dragon Slayer - may you strike true and pierce the dragon's furious heart!

› Farewell, Loremaster. (The Dragon Slayer's Armaments: completes the quest; Return of the Dragon Slayer: advances to phase 4) (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Hail, Master Rothar, the Dragon Slayer! Is there something you wish explained?

› Where should I make the climb to the Dragon Peaks?[83] →
› You said Sara Croft will be able to help me?[84] →
› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Return to Amarien's Foothills; from there, set your course north toward a passage near the Squallstone Keep. It will lead you to the Dragon Peaks, and somewhere out there, you will find Vindracaur's dungeon.

› You said Sara Croft will be able to help me?[85] →
› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› It's time I take my leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Quite so, I sent word to her ahead of you to accompany you to the Dragon Peaks. I'm sure she'll be glad of the opportunity, especially considering she's the one who set you down this path.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I doubt she can do much to aid you during the battle itself, the responsibility for that falls solely on you I'm afraid. But she may be able to offer useful supplies to keep you in fighting shape.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I also believe, just as it was with Merlinius for Ser Percival, it will be good to have someone there to pull you out of the fire in a manner of speaking, and to nurse you back to health, should things look grim.

› Where should I make the climb to the Dragon Peaks?[86] →
› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› It's time I take my leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Hmm, a valid question indeed... Merlinius had great knowledge of dragons' vulnerabilities, and it was out of his expertise that the dragon slayer's weapons were born - no others can bring harm to a dragon.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: The sword is self-explanatory, and the bow you will need for when the dragon takes flight. The armor offers necessary protection against Dragonfire, and against an extreme blaze you ought to cover behind the shield. However...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Against other form of attacks the armor is compromised, and the dragon still has her mighty claws... This, I believe, is also what proved too much for Ser Percival to overcome. Some additional form of protection may thus be necessary.

› Where should I make the climb to the Dragon Peaks?[87] →
› You said Sara Croft will be able to help me?[88] →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› It's time I take my leave. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Hail, Dragon Slayer! Word of your accomplishments precede you, but are the rumors really true? Could the great dragon of the mountain truly be no more?

› It is true, I have slain Vindracaur. →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Then the dreadful lapse in duty of the past has been corrected, and the dragons and their slayers may finally retreat to rest in the shadows of history.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Though there is little reward and acknowledgement in store for you, know that it is a great deed you have done, and your memory will be preserved by my work as a Loremaster.

› The dragon left behind one final unhatched egg, I left it in the care of Sara Croft.[89] →
› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Farewell, Loremaster. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Is that so? Humm, a curious display of sympathy towards your enemy, Dragon Slayer... I must say...

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: I cannot help but wonder if it might not have been prudent to simply do away with the egg and leave the dead dragons to lie. But what's done is done.

› Continue →

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Now I shall only hope that lady Sara will exercise the utmost caution and care with her responsibility over the egg. I shall make a note of this in my accounts of the history.

› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Farewell, Loremaster. (end)

Loremaster Thuce Dides: Hail, Master Rothar - Dragon Slayer and the True Bane of Vindracaur! How may this old Loremaster assist you?

› The dragon left behind one final unhatched egg, I left it in the care of Sara Croft.[90] →
› What can you tell me about fighting a dragon? →
› I had questions about dragon lore. →
› Farewell, Loremaster. (end)

Notes

  1. ↑ Requires quest The Loremaster of Thornhill (phases 1–2). Requires Dragon Slayer's Confession.
  2. ↑ Requires quest The Loremaster of Thornhill (phases 1–2). Must not have Dragon Slayer's Confession.
  3. ↑ Requires quest The Loremaster of Thornhill (phases 1–2). Requires Dragon Slayer's Confession.
  4. ↑ Requires quest The Loremaster of Thornhill (phases 1–2). Must not have Dragon Slayer's Confession.
  5. ↑ Requires quest The Loremaster of Thornhill (phases 1–2). Requires Dragon Slayer's Confession.
  6. ↑ Requires quest The Loremaster of Thornhill (phases 1–2). Must not have Dragon Slayer's Confession.
  7. ↑ Requires Thornhill Loremaster's Key.
  8. ↑ Requires Weapons of the Dragon Slayer.
  9. ↑ Requires Shield of the Dragon Slayer.
  10. ↑ Requires Dragon Slayer's Regalia.
  11. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 999+).
  12. ↑ Only before quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 999+).
  13. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phases 0–5).
  14. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phases 0–5) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 999+).
  15. ↑ Requires Weapons of the Dragon Slayer.
  16. ↑ Requires Shield of the Dragon Slayer.
  17. ↑ Requires Dragon Slayer's Regalia.
  18. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 999+).
  19. ↑ Only before quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 999+).
  20. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phases 0–5).
  21. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phases 0–6) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 999+).
  22. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 999+).
  23. ↑ Only before quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 999+).
  24. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 999+) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phases 0–6).
  25. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phases 0–5) or Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 999+).
  26. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 0).
  27. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phases 1–5).
  28. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 0).
  29. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phases 1–4).
  30. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 0).
  31. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phases 1–4).
  32. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 0).
  33. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 0).
  34. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 0).
  35. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Might (phase 0).
  36. ↑ Requires Weapons of the Dragon Slayer.
  37. ↑ Requires Shield of the Dragon Slayer.
  38. ↑ Requires Dragon Slayer's Regalia.
  39. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 0).
  40. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 0).
  41. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 0).
  42. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Perseverance (phase 0).
  43. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 0).
  44. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 0).
  45. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 0).
  46. ↑ Requires quest Dragon Slayer's Trial: Vigilance (phase 0).
  47. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phases 1–3).
  48. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phases 1–3).
  49. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phases 1–3).
  50. ↑ Requires Enchanted Sword of the Dragon Slayer.
  51. ↑ Requires Enchanted Armor of the Dragon Slayer.
  52. ↑ Requires Enchanted Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer.
  53. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phase 0).
  54. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phases 1–3).
  55. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phase 0).
  56. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phases 1–3).
  57. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phase 0).
  58. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phases 1–3).
  59. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phase 0).
  60. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phase 0).
  61. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phase 0).
  62. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phase 0).
  63. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phase 0).
  64. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phase 0).
  65. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Sword (phases 1–3).
  66. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phases 1–3).
  67. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phases 1–3).
  68. ↑ Requires Enchanted Sword of the Dragon Slayer.
  69. ↑ Requires Enchanted Armor of the Dragon Slayer.
  70. ↑ Requires Enchanted Crossbow of the Dragon Slayer.
  71. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phase 0).
  72. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phase 0).
  73. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phase 0).
  74. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phase 0).
  75. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phase 0).
  76. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Armor (phase 0).
  77. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phase 0).
  78. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phase 0).
  79. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phase 0).
  80. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phase 0).
  81. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phase 0).
  82. ↑ Requires quest Restoration of the Dragon Slayer's Crossbow (phase 0).
  83. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 4–8).
  84. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 4–8).
  85. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 4–8).
  86. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 4–8).
  87. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 4–8).
  88. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phases 4–8).
  89. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phase 999+).
  90. ↑ Requires quest Return of the Dragon Slayer (phase 999+).
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