Mayra Evinston, Silder Rats Bookkeeper
| Mayra Evinston, Silder Rats Bookkeeper | |
|---|---|
| Level | 1 |
| Aggressive | No |
| Hostile | No |
| Interactable | Yes |
| Respawn | 300s |
| Shop | Silderglass Exchange |
Shop Inventory
| Item | Buy | Sell | Stock | Restock Time | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 |
Silder Rats Pickaxe | 20  |
12 |
∞ | - |
 |
Silder Rats Tunneler's Headgear | 40 |
24 |
∞ | - |
 |
Silder Rats Tunneler's Outfit | 65 |
39 |
∞ | - |
 |
Bag of Coal | 15 |
9 |
∞ | - |
 |
Mythical Dwarven Mill | 140 |
84 |
∞ | - |
Locations
This NPC spawns at 1 location(s).
Dialogue
33 lines of dialogue. Options are marked ›, → jumps to the line an option leads to.
Conversation starts
- "I'm really going to be quite disappointed if those bags of yours aren'…"
- "Hold, hold, hold - who's this then?! You ain't one of our crew, who le…"
Mayra Evinston: I'm really going to be quite disappointed if those bags of yours aren't full of Silderglass already. You wouldn't want to disappoint me, would you?
- › Yeah, I could trade in some Silderglass. →
- › Tell me about what you offer in exchange for Silderglass. →
- › Why's this Silderglass so valuable to you anyway? →
- › Leave. (end)
Mayra Evinston: Finally, that's what I like to hear!
- › Continue (opens Silderglass Exchange) (end)
Mayra Evinston: If you bring me enough Silderglass - show us you belong - I'll share with you our special Silder Rats mining gear. It carries the hard lessons learnt from working the Silderglass tunnel.
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Mayra Evinston: I promise, it's far beyond the rubbish Foreman Bvoric equips his miners with. For instance, our mining outfit comes hooked with a lantern - anyone ever think you need two hands to swing a pickaxe, so what do you do with a torch working in the dark?!
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Mayra Evinston: Then I do have a special contraption I found digging the tunnels once, I believe it to be of dwarven make though I've never seen a live dwarf before.
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Mayra Evinston: I might be willing to part with it, but I expect you to shower me with Silderglass if you truly want it.
- › What does it do, this dwarven contraption? →
- › I thought dwarven folk living deep within mountains was a myth. →
- › Why's this Silderglass so valuable to you anyway? →
- › Let's trade. →
- › I should get back to it. (end)
Mayra Evinston: I don't pretend to fully understand it, but I call it the dwarven mill. Somehow, it seems to take the essence from its surroundings to produce nigh on any material.
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Mayra Evinston: It works a lot better if you feed it gold though, which I'm sure a dwarf might have pockets full of it... but I'm in this business to make gold, not lose it. Hence, I'm willing to part with the find.
- › Why's this Silderglass so valuable to you anyway? →
- › Let's trade. →
- › I should get back to it. (end)
Mayra Evinston: Did I not say? I found a contact far south in the great city of Traire who's extremely interested in the stuff, and seemingly has extremely deep pockets to compensate all deliveries handsomely.
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Mayra Evinston: The catch, obviously, being that Silderglass is only found here, deep within the Silderstone Mountain. It is rare and challenging to acquire even when you know where to look.
- › And what does the Trairian want with it? →
- › Tell me about what you offer in exchange for Silderglass. →
- › Let's trade. →
- › I should get back to it. (end)
Mayra Evinston: Who knows? The mineral does have quite a distinct purple hue, maybe they melt it into fancy, exotic, luxury glassware for the aristocracy.
- › You really think so? →
- › Tell me about what you offer in exchange for Silderglass. →
- › Let's trade. →
- › I should get back to it. (end)
Mayra Evinston: You're awfully curious, aren't you? What he does with it is his business, I never asked and never will. I only care that he pays what he promised.
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Mayra Evinston: If you must know, the man seemed like some strange mystic. So no, I do not think he's turning this stuff into glassware. But that is all I'll ever say on it.
- › Tell me about what you offer in exchange for Silderglass. →
- › Let's trade. →
- › I should get back to it. (end)
Mayra Evinston: Dwarves, leprechauns, all sorts of mythical creatures few claim to have ever seen. Even fewer still have actually seen them, if they're ever true at all. But even so...
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Mayra Evinston: The contraption I found is quite real and I cannot imagine it to have been constructed by human hands. My bet is on dwarves.
- › Why's this Silderglass so valuable to you anyway? →
- › Let's trade. →
- › I should get back to it. (end)
Silder Rats Leader: Hold, hold, hold - who's this then?! You ain't one of our crew, who let you into our dig?
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Silder Rats Leader: Isn't Big Nedd supposed to be watching the entrance?
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Silder Rats Bookkeeper: Big Nedd caught himself in a cave-in last week, if you recall.
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Silder Rats Leader: Ah yeh, right... rotten business, that. But what about this feller, you know him?
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Silder Rats Bookkeeper: Hardly, maybe one of Foreman Bvoric's men come snooping around?
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Silder Rats Leader: This feller? Nah, doesn't look like one of his wide-eyed nervous maggots. Spine's too straight.
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Silder Rats Leader: Go on then, mate. You wanna fill us in on what business you come by? Friendly warning, if it's funny business, we got shanks hidden under every sleeve.
- › No funny business, I'm exploring the caves - who are you? →
Silder Rats Leader: Well you've explored right into the Silder Rats digsite. This is our claim, our business, ain't no room for no one else, and especially not for any of Bvoric's crew I'll tell you that.
- › If you fill me in, maybe I could work with you for a share. →
Silder Rats Leader: You sure you know what you're signing up for, matey? Ah well, suppose it can't hurt to have some fresh blood around.
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Silder Rats Bookkeeper: Especially what with Big Nedd gone and 'Likkle' Jimmy infirm, our productivity's taken a heavy hit.
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Silder Rats Leader: Yeah, alright, so here's the gig. We got a buyer out in Traire paying hefty sums for Silderglass, a sort of purple lookin' mineral only found deep inside this mountain.
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Silder Rats Leader: Now, as it happens, we've got a very rich vein of the good stuff right at the back of this cave. Only problem is, the tunnel's extremely unstable and prone to collapse.
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Silder Rats Bookkeeper: Very unsafe, and very much against Bvoric's idea of 'mining regulations' and ethical conduct.
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Silder Rats Leader: Keeps ranting about sending miners to their deaths. Well he can complain, ain't nothing he can do to stop us.
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Silder Rats Bookkeeper: Wherever there's high reward, there's often high risk involved as well. It is simply the way of the world.
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Silder Rats Leader: Aye, well, enough prattle! It's simple really - you grab a pickaxe and start making your way through the tunnel. If you make it to the end, grab any Silderglass you can and crawl back here.
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Silder Rats Leader: You hand it to Mayra, the lovely bookkeeper lady here. She'll reward you for it. Don't think of holding onto it yourself either, only us who got the contact to sell it so it's worthless to you.
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Silder Rats Bookkeeper: That is the short of it, but there are a few tips and tricks to know. Our fearless leader - Grint - may share them with you, if you manage to avoid trying his patience. I'm available also, should you have further questions.
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