Caretaker Alfred (Level 1)

Caretaker Alfred (Level 1)
Level	1
Aggressive	No
Hostile	No
Interactable	Yes

Interactions

Requests

Item	Amount
Mild Healing Potion	1

Quests

• Caretaker's Demise: Starts the quest, Completes the quest

Locations

This NPC spawns at 2 location(s).

Dialogue

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

Conversation starts

• "*You find the caretaker lying on the ground with a massive wound on hi…" — Requires quest Rude Awakening (phase 2). Requires quest Caretaker's Demise (phase 0)
• "*The caretaker stares at the sky, barely noticing your presence.*" — Requires quest Rude Awakening (phase 2). Requires quest Caretaker's Demise (phase 1)
• "Truth be told, I wasn't ready to die yet. You may be undead, but I owe…" — depends on progress
• "Takes a little skill, but it's a fairly simple potion... *cough* You c…" — depends on progress
• "*You hand a healing potion to the caretaker, who eagerly gulps it down…" — depends on progress
• "*The poor man lies motionless, eyes open with an empty stare toward th…"
• "Then... all the dead in sight began crawling out from their graves...…" — depends on progress
• "Afraid so... forest grows so thick around here... 'cept of course... t…" — depends on progress

Caretaker Alfred: *You find the caretaker lying on the ground with a massive wound on his side. He seems to be bleeding heavily and may not last long. Breathing raggedly, the poor man shifts his gaze to you.*

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Caretaker Alfred: Quite a storm, eh...? *cough* Must've been that necromancer's doing... blocked the only way in and out...

› Necromancer? Then... you saw what he did, know what I am? →

› How did you end up like this? →

› There's no way out? →

› Can't leave you here like this, is there anything I can do for you? →

› I need to go, good luck. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Aye, watched it happen... *cough* Saw it all from here, yeah... *cough, cough*

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Caretaker Alfred: You were dead, alright... but now you walk, like all these other corpses... the others don't seem to talk too much though...

› I don't understand, why raise them all? Thought he was after me. →

› How did you end up like this? →

› There really is no other way out? →

› Can't leave you here like this, is there anything I can do for you? →

› I need to go, good luck. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Ain't exactly the expert authority on dark magic, y'know... but when that necromancer cast his spell... a lot of power... flashing lights... felt a shockwave pass through the land...

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Caretaker Alfred: Then... all the dead in sight began crawling out from their graves... our priest always warned, y'know... do not disturb the sleeping souls... nasty deeds cause their remains to stir...

› How did you end up like this anyway? →

› There really is no other way out? →

› Can't leave you here like this, is there anything I can do for you? →

› I need to go, good luck. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: T'was that bloody necromancer... stormed in here like he owned the place... tried askin' what business he had here... Without a word, man plunges a dagger into me, leaves me crawlin' here...

› Then... you saw what he did, know what I am? →

› And there's really no way out? →

› Can't leave you here like this, is there anything I can do for you? →

› I need to go, good luck. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Afraid so... forest grows so thick around here... 'cept of course... think there's a way through the underground crypts, but... *cough, cough, cough*

› But what? →

› Just tell me where to enter these crypts. →

Caretaker Alfred: Well... seeing as the dead are all walking up here... those crypts, they must be crawling with 'em... *cough* Might not be in a friendly mood either... *cough, cough*

› I'll have to carve my way through then, where do I enter? →

› You saw the necromancer, what he did to me? →

› How did you end up like this anyway? →

› Can't leave you here like this, is there anything I can do for you? →

› I need to go, good luck. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: There's an entrance right next to the ceremonial hall... *cough* at the heart of the cemetery...

› You saw the necromancer, what he did to me? →

› How did you end up like this anyway? →

› Can't leave you here like this, is there anything I can do for you? →

› I need to go, good luck. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Kindness from an undead 'monster'...? Was not expecting such a thing, thank you... you could still save me, I shan't need but a simple healing potion... but I need one quickly, not sure how much longer I can hold on...

› Don't see any potions lying around. →

Caretaker Alfred: If you can't find one, it may be possible to make one... *cough* There's an old alchemy workbench left forgotten in the crypts, I think...

› Wouldn't I need some sort of ingredients? →

› *Remind yourself of the ingredients for a healing potion.* →

› I'll see what I can do. (Caretaker's Demise: starts the quest) (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Takes a little skill, but it's a fairly simple potion... *cough* You can extract it from redberries... *cough* and dandelions... all grow around here plenty...

› I'll see what I can do. (Caretaker's Demise: starts the quest) (end)

Caretaker Alfred: *Having dabbled in alchemy in the past, you recall that extracting a single healing potion requires exactly 3 redberries and 5 dandelions.*

› I'll see what I can do. (Caretaker's Demise: starts the quest) (end)

Caretaker Alfred: *The caretaker stares at the sky, barely noticing your presence.*

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› Don't die just yet! I brought a potion for you. →

› Leave. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Oh...? Hello... again...

› You don't seem to be doing too well. →

› I had a few questions... →

› Just checking you're still alive. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: *cough* ... you don't say...

› About the potion you need...? →

› You saw the necromancer, what he did to me? →

› How did you end up like this anyway? →

› Is there really no other way out of here? →

› Alright, hang in there. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Please, a simple healing potion is all I require... If you can't find one, it may be possible to make one... *cough* There's an old alchemy workbench left forgotten in the crypts, I think...

› Wouldn't I need some sort of ingredients? →

› *Remind yourself of the ingredients for a healing potion.* →

› Had another question... →

› Alright, hang in there. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Takes a little skill, but it's a fairly simple potion... *cough* You can extract it from redberries... *cough* and dandelions... all grow around here plenty...

› Had another question... →

› Alright, hang in there. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: Okay, but... I don't think I have much time left...

› About the potion you need...? →

› You saw the necromancer, what he did to me? →

› How did you end up like this anyway? →

› Is there really no other way out of here? →

› Alright, hang in there. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: *Having dabbled in alchemy in the past, you recall that extracting a single healing potion requires exactly 3 redberries and 5 dandelions.*

› Had another question... →

› Alright, hang in there. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: You... you did...? Oh, bless the ancestors!

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Caretaker Alfred: *You hand a healing potion to the caretaker, who eagerly gulps it down.*

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Caretaker Alfred: Truth be told, I wasn't ready to die yet. You may be undead, but I owe you my life, sir! I promise, I won't breathe a word to anyone about what happened to you; I know folk might not be very understanding.

› What will you do now? →

› I should go, good luck. →

Caretaker Alfred: I'll need to rest here awhile and let the potion do its work, but once I've gathered my strength, I can hopefully sneak my way out behind you. Then I'm getting the hell out of here, to Haywind... know some folk there.

› Then I should go, good luck. →

Caretaker Alfred: Look for me, if you find yourself in Haywind. Maybe I can properly thank you there.

› Continue (Caretaker's Demise: completes the quest; hand over Mild Healing Potion) (end)

Caretaker Alfred: *The poor man lies motionless, eyes open with an empty stare toward the sky.*

› *Close his eyes an mutter a short prayer.* →

› Leave. (end)

Caretaker Alfred: *At least he looks more at peace for now.*

› Leave. (end)