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Dwelling Dragonlord -> RE: NPCs (12/18/2011 8:32:49)
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I added the missing dialogue from my last post, removed some dialogue that belongs to the player character, tried to make the questchains more separate and added missing quest links.
Warlic
Location: Warlic's Zone, It's Elementary, The Coming Storm, The Final Showdown, Falconreach (ArchKnight), To have all the gold in Lore!, Ice Gems, Attack on Drakonnan!, Final Battle!, Epilogue, Basilisk Cave, Ice Princess, Into the Void, Seeking Advice, Mayonnaise Cubed, Face Your Destiny, The Dragon Drakath, Eclipse, Full Darkness, Extreme Full Darkness, Reagent Race, The Wizards Apprentices
Quests given
Elementals (Random Quest) -
------- A Named Elemental
------- Miner's Barracks
------- What's Mine is Mine
Other Quests >> Save Lymcrest -
------- River of Fire
------- Fetching Fire
------- Everybody Knows it's Windy
------- The Pure Pool
------- Xan's Volcanic Fortress
------- The End?
Other Quests >> The Letter -
------- The Crystal Shard
Dragon Egg -
------- Breakfast with Warlic
------- Crossing the Line
------- Get Warlic's Ingredients
------- Summoning Help
Talk (Ash only) -
------- Necromancer Nicto
------- Necromancer Verata
------- Necromancer Klaatu
------- From Ice to.....
Shops owned
Warlic's Elemental Shop
Warlic's Crystal Shard Shop
Xan Reward Shop
Dialogue
Warlic: Interesting... very interesting. I am Warlic, the blue mage. How can I help you, <class name>?
Elementals
Warlic: Something has thrown the elementals in the area out of balance.
Warlic: My friends in the mining town of Lymcrest are having some problems with them.
Warlic (1): Several of the mine shafts in the area have become infested with dangerous elementals.
Warlic (1): If you can clear out one of the shafts the humans and dwarves who live there can start to get their town back on track.
Warlic (2): Out in the quarry several very strong elementals are causing havoc.
Warlic (2): Please go and stop the first one that you run across, to help them keep in check.
Warlic (3): The Barracks where the miners live is being swarmed by furious elementals.
Warlic (3): Miner Thirtyniner, the foreman, thinks that they might be after a special item inside the barracks.
Other Quests
Warlic: Lymcrest needs help, and there is the matter of the letter I sent to you...
Save Lymcrest
Warlic: I will make these quests available to you in exchange for Elemental Essences from the Elemental Quests.
River of Fire
Warlic: Recently the mining town of Lymcrest, to the west and south of here, has been having a lot of trouble with the local elemental population.
Warlic: Something has thrown off the balance between the elements and has driven them mad.
Warlic: To add to their troubles, the river that runs beside the town... the river itself... has been set on fire.
Warlic: I would like you to go investigate this river of fire. See if you can help the miners. I will see if I can find the source of the elemental imbalance.
Fetching Fire
Warlic: I see, Xan is behind the river of fire. All of the elemental disturbances are most likely his doing as well.
Warlic: You may have already found this out for yourself, but I should warn you if you wish to continue helping me. Xan is a very dangerous foe.
Warlic: He has been after me for years, and if he sees you as my ally, he will also be after you at all costs. His hate for me runs very deep.
Warlic: It all goes back to the time that we both spent at the magic academy in Swordhaven. Xan and I were always competitive...
Warlic: ... but when it came to the affections of Jaania, we were out of control. One day there was an... accident...
Warlic: Xan was engulfed in flames, and the only thing that I could do to save him was to change the normal fire to a healing fire.
Warlic: The flames that surround his body are the only things keeping him alive, but he lives in constant agony.
Warlic: For all his madness and hatred, I am glad that I was able to save him... but poor, beautiful Jaania...
Warlic: Excuse me, I was lost in thought. Back to the threat at hand. I think I can change the river back to its natural water state.
Warlic: But I will need a sample of the flaming water from its source. It flows from a fire cave in the elemental mountains.
Warlic: Bring me a sample of the pure flaming water, so that I may test my theory. We will save Lymcrest together, <player name>!
Wind Mountain
Warlic: Xan has actually changed the nature of the water itself. Any normal water poured into the river will set on fire.
Warlic: I might be able to reverse the process. There is a spring of purest elemental water in the mountains.
Warlic: To get the spring you will have to clear the mountain pass. It is normally guarded by wind elementals...
Warlic: But there is a Wind Cyclops guarding the mountain pass now. Any traveler who gets too close gets blown off the mountaintop.
Warlic: If I enchant the bottle before you clear the pass, the magic will wear off before you can get the water sample...
Warlic: ... and the water will lose its purity. A way must be cleared before you can get the sample.
Warlic: If you can defeat the cyclops and clear the pass, return to me and I will enchant a container for the spring water.
The Pure Pool
Warlic: The enchanted bottle is ready for you to get a sample from the purest part of the Pure Pool, the waterfall that feeds the pool...
Warlic: ... but I learned something in Lymcrest that you might find interesting. Many years ago before the village even had a name...
Warlic: ... a baby boy named Xan was born under unusual circumstances. As he grew it became apparent that he possessed some natural skill in magic.
Warlic: The miners were made nervous by his skill in magic, which is common with the magically gifted, we are often misunderstood.
Warlic: In this small mining village there were no other children to play with and yound Xan was hungry for attention...
Warlic: So Xan tried to get attention the only way he knew how, by causing bad things to happen and hurting innocent people.
Warlic: Xan, of course, was too clever to get caught but everyone suspected that the strange fires in the village were his doing.
Warlic: As Xan grew to be a young man he became proud of the villager's fear... which he mistook for respect.
Warlic: Eventually, tragedy struck and Xan's parents were killed in another mysterious fire, the day that Xan left for the Magic Academy in Swordhaven.
Warlic: The fires stopped that day in Lymcrest. I'm not sure if Xan just couldn't control his power or if he was just always dangerously insane...
Warlic: ... but it appears that Xan has returned to punish the miners of Lymcrest who he felt always treated him with less respect then he deserved.
Warlic: We HAVE to stop Xan and change the river back before Lymcrest is "punished" further! We have no time to waste!
Warlic: Now that the pass is clear, head to the Pure Pool and take a sample of the pure elemental water for me, while I prepare the counter-spell.
Xan's Volcanic Fortress
Warlic: I have great news! You did it!
Warlic: The pure elemental water worked. We've started a reaction that will change the river of fire back to water. Lymcrest is safe...
Warlic: ...for a while. Lymcrest is still in danger. It will always be in danger... as long as Xan is in possession of the Pyronomicon.
Warlic: We don't have any choice, <Character>. We have to try to sneak into Xan's volcanic fortress and take the Pyronomicon any way we can.
Warlic: We must be very careful. Xan has wanted me dead for years and I'm sure that he doesn't like you very much either...
Warlic: ...after everything that you've done to stop him. So... what's your plan?
Warlic: Right, but I mean after that...
Warlic: Xan won't just say 'Oh, you want the book that increases my powers a thousand times? Sure, here you go. Have a nice walk back.'
Warlic: I mean, how do we get out?
Warlic: ...
Warlic: That's really not much better than my plan.
Warlic: That's reasonable. Lead the way.
Warlic: Magic.
Warlic: There are no guards here, and not a single monster on the path leading to the door.
Warlic: <Character>, wake up.
Warlic: WAKE UP!
Warlic: I TOLD you it was a bad plan.
Warlic: Xan... with all the new power... have you found a way... a way to free Jaania?
Warlic: Xan, It was our combined unleashed magic that trapped her. If we work together... use our powers together again... then maybe...
Warlic: What?!
Warlic: We don't have a choice.
Warlic: Yes, but one of us has to live. Xan is too strong for us with the Pyronomicon. If I win he's sure to kill me anyway. If you live he might let you go.
Warlic: You're going to have to defeat me.
Warlic: <Character>, I know you want to do what is right but this is our only choice, and if I have to really fight you, just to get you to defend yourself...
Warlic: ... then, I'll do it. I won't hold back, so you better not either!
Warlic: That's RIGHT!
Warlic: Quick <Character>. You have to defeat Xan! I think I can cut the power of the Pyronomicon off from him.
Warlic: I have to keep chanting this spell to contain the Pyronomicon's power! It's up to you!
Warlic: Can we talk about this later, please? I need to focus.
Warlic: Simply amazing. What a battle!
Warlic: I don't think so. But you beat him, and we've got the Pyronomicon.
Warlic: It's too powerful to destroy, but it's too dangerous to keep in my tower. I think I know the right place to keep it hidden...
Warlic: ...and who knows, maybe Xan was right. Maybe it is powerful enough to free Jaania.
Warlic: The important thing is that it is out of the hands of that madman. I can't believe that you were strong enough to defeat Xan on your own.
Warlic: You saved Lymcrest, my friend, and you saved me. Thank you <Character>, I am forever in your debt.
The End?
Warlic: <Player name>! We've got a BIG problem. When Xan was knocked into the lava, the remaining magic of the Pyronomicon bound to it.
Warlic: Xan, in his lava titan form, has erupted from the side of the mountain. He's lost control of himself.
Warlic: In this form his magic is more like madness and there is nothing I can do to control it. Xan has become a lava beast...
Warlic: ... and he will be impossible to stop until he burns himself out. But with magic fire... that may never happen.
Warlic: Lymcrest, Falconreach and every town for miles is doomed... Unless... Yes, a DragonLord and his dragon might be able to stop Xan!
Warlic: Do you think that you have the power to stop Xan?
The Letter
Warlic: Thank you for coming so quickly <player name>. There is a new threat amassing and I believe that you may be our only hope.
What's wrong?
Warlic: I have been following your adventures closely. I must say that, so far, I am impressed.
Warlic: But a great Darkness is coming, and our side is not prepared to battle it.
What can I do?
Warlic: I sense great power within you, which will attract this new threat.
Warlic: You must arm yourself with a weapon powerful enough to drive back this new threat.
I side with the Dark!
Warlic: That is your choice. But the power I sense in you will draw this new danger to you like a moth to the flame.
Warlic: You will need a powerful weapon when the time comes.
I see, go on...
Warlic: I have recently come into posession of several powerful Weapons of Light.
Warlic: I'm afraid that they are rather useless at the moment. They have lost their magical charge.
Warlic: If you would be willing to pay for the cost of the spell and gather the missing part... then they are yours.
Warlic: I have read of a cave far from here. Inside grows a Crystal Tree. A single shard from the tree could power all of these weapons.
Warlic: I can teleport you there, and back again once I sense the power of the crystal shard in your posession.
Warlic: ... four-legged, living crystal beings?
Warlic: I fear I have made a terrible, terrible mistake.
Warlic: Is it possible that the tree <she/he> battled was actually a Vizalain... ? I wonder what impact this will have in the future.
Warlic: I am sorry, where was I? Ah, excellent work!
Warlic: The Weapons of Light are now ready! This will help you greatly in what is to come!
Dragon Egg
Warlic: A Dragon Egg is not a matter to be taken lightly. Let us be swift with this most interesting quest.
Warlic's Tent
Warlic: A Dragon Egg? So you have five eggs and can't tell them apart? Interesting. Please, step into the tent and tell me more.
The Tome
Warlic: You must re-enter my Mage Tower and recover the Tome of Summoning from the upper-most floor.
Strings of Flame
Warlic: We must summon an unspeakably powerful creature to determine which egg is the right one. To summon "IT" I require several reagents! #1 Bag of Fire Yarn - Venture into the Fire Cave, north of here, and see if you can find Bag of Fire Yarn.
Brickhead
Warlic: The creature we are summoning is incredibly dangerous. Let's see, I still require several more reagents. Indestructible Litter - Go into the Earth Cave to the east. It is a dirty job, but you must defeat a Stone Head boss and take his rubble.
You're All Wet
Warlic: I fear the creature we summon might be too difficult to control. Just in case you should get a powerful water weapon. Bag of Fish! - Travel to the southern waterfall and bring back a bag of Salmon.
Ol' Wind Bag
Warlic: We just need one more thing to summon the monster that will show us which egg is the Dragon Egg. Bag of Wind-nip! - Mmm, wind-nip. Wind elementals just cannot get enough of the stuff. Search the wind cave to the North.
The Summoning!
Warlic: We are ready to summon the monster who can determine the egg. I must warn you again, this is extremely dangerous.
THE EGG!
Warlic: We did it! While I would love to study your egg further, you should return to Twilly and find a safe place to hide the egg until it hatches.
~Talk~
Elementals
Warlic: Elementals? Indeed, this is why I am here. Xan has twisted these mountains creating monsters of elemental evil.
Xan
Warlic: Xan? Alas, our conflict has continued for some time. I do regret what happened between us that caused his affliction.
Blue Mage
Warlic: Blue Mage? Ah, you see Black, White and Red were already taken. Interesting, indeed!
Portal
Warlic: Portals? Portals are magical gateways th... oh, you already know that. They have been quite handy since I found them and turned them on.
Weapon Shop
Warlic: <Player name>, I appreciate you helping my friends in the mining town. To thank you, I would like to make special elemental weapons for you.
Warlic: Bring me one of the metal weapons and some elemental essences you will find in the quest.
Warlic: I will enchant the metal weapon with the element of your choice... Fire, Water, Stone or Wind.
It's Elementary
Warlic: Nythera, welcome. I'm very happy your parents agreed to let you become my apprentice. Your potential for magic is great.
Warlic: In due time. If you do well in your studies and the tasks that I assign I have the permission of your parents to restore some of your natural powers.
Warlic: I have an assignment for you already, Nythera. This area is inhabited by four elemental tribes of Earth, Wind, Fire and Water.
Warlic: There are rumors of a fifth tribe, but I believe they've moved to the jungles in the south.
Warlic: I wish for you to commune with their leaders. Each is wise and you could learn much from them.
Warlic: I wish to work with them and study their magic. Their natural power is something that very few wizards spend lifetimes studying and striving for.
Warlic: Without their cooperation it would take, literally, hundreds of years and millions of essences to finish my experiments.
Warlic: These aren't just elementals, they're forces of nature, and very powerful. You must show them the proper respect and humility.
Warlic: Good luck, Nythera.
Warlic: ... you did what?!
Warlic: They are all great! Even though each element believes in it's autonomous power, their true greatness comes with working together.
Warlic: By their power combined... they are our world. They are Lore.
Warlic: *sigh* Elementals are sensitive creatures. They are not used to humans directly interacting with them on the level you did.
Warlic: I suspect you surprised them more than anything. Your confrontation with them will not be forgotten though.
Warlic: I fear for adventurers and their dealing with the elementals in this area now.
Warlic: No, it is mine. You weren't ready for this yet. I'm sorry Nythera, but I cannot give you access to your powers yet. You have much to learn.
Warlic: I said if you did well in your tasks. Your confrontations have caused much strife here. As I said before, you have much to learn.
The Coming Storm
Warlic: Remind me to teach you the value of patience next.
Warlic: You could not handle the power I possess, Apprentice.
Warlic: I know more than you think, you still have much to learn.
The Final Showdown
Warlic: You must learn from your mistakes, my apprentice. You are forgiven this time, but, as I've said, there is still much left for you to learn.
Warlic: Rest assured, you will someday wield your dragon magic again, though.
Warlic: Yes, <Character> I had a feeling it would come to that.
Warlic: Nythera is a very strong willed being and powerful on her own, even without her magic.
Warlic: Unfortunately, it took such a drastic measure for her learn and open up.
Warlic: If we had truly battled, the clashing powers could have destroyed all of LORE. Fully unleashing my power has its consequences...
Warlic: Dying is of little consequence to me, I have been to Death's Realm before. We all float there.
Warlic: I had faith in you though, my friend, to protect the townspeople.
Warlic: When that final vial was thrown and I saw what needed to be done, I knew I could count on you to defend those innocent in the matter.
Warlic: Stop, <Character>. The Avatars await.
Warlic: Please my friends. I know Nythera's pride has angered you, but she realized her error. Please, leave now, and we can begin to set things right.
Warlic: I am sorry it has come to this, but Nythera is my responsibility!
Warlic: YOU SHALL NOT PASS!
Warlic: ... and I could rule over this land? With an iron fist and woe be it to any who dare oppose me?
Warlic: There are certain... limitations to my power. Each spell I cast, generates mana rather than expends it. If I gain too much mana...
Warlic: Every spell I cast could be my end.
Warlic: This is something I'd like to keep between us. I am not sure why my magic works as it does. That is what I am trying to find out with my research.
Warlic: Until I know for certain, I am here merely to observe and lend a hand only when needed.
Warlic: Besides, it is very important to let those who would be heroes... actually be heroes sometimes.
Warlic: It is important that I let you write your own story. As you find out soon when you guide a young hero to knighthood.
Warlic: I will take care of her. She is now ready to actually listen to my teaching now.
Warlic: Someday, she will take over for me here when it is time for me to leave.
Warlic: YES.
Necromancer Klaatu
Warlic: There is a disturbing wood controlled by the Necromancer, Klaatu.
Warlic: His wicked art allows him to rearrange the parts of his skeletal minions in order to create an unstoppable army of undead.
Warlic: He has even re-made his plants out of bone!
Warlic: Go Ash, and defeat Klaatu!
Necromancer Verata
Warlic: There is a forest of evil trees that is the work of the Necromancer, Verata.
Warlic: His vile work consists of capturing souls and using them to create monsters of lesser creatures.
Warlic: The giant spiders, bats, and deadwoods that permeate these lands are his doing.
Warlic: Venture forth into the Dead Woods, Ash, and defeat Verata!
Necromancer Nicto
Warlic: The Necromancer Nicto has a stronghold to the west. He has been working for 15 years on a powerful spell to turn himself into... a Liche.
Warlic: No. A Liche.
Warlic: Who's the all-powerful mage here?
Warlic: Anyways, you must venture into his stronghold, defeat his skeleton minions and stop the spell cast.
From Ice to.....
Warlic: The three necromancers have been defeated and the air is clear. I am ready to start my spell, Ash.
Warlic: It's alright, my friend.
Warlic: …
Warlic: Ooooo…Kay.
Warlic: Please focus on the matter at hand. This requires complete…
Warlic: Yulgar? What happened!?
Warlic: ...
Warlic: Must we have to be smithing this very moment?
Warlic: I mean, how the heck did you drag that anvil all the way over here?
Warlic: *chuckles*
Warlic: Alright then… Let us begin!
Warlic: *Slams his staff into the ground*
Warlic: …
Warlic: I left the spell in my tent.
Warlic: Aria, will you hold this pure fire orb for me until I get back?
Warlic: Thank you, I will return in just a moment.
Warlic: I apologize for the wait…. thank you.
Warlic: Where were we…
Warlic: ah, yes…
Warlic: With this pure orb of fire, I weave my enchantment!
Warlic: Mah dna sgge neerg ekil ton od I!
Warlic: Ma I mas meht ekil ton od I!!!
Warlic: !!!!!
Warlic: Interesting…
Warlic: Yulgar might be on to something here… give it a try adventurer.
Basilisk Cave
Warlic: Um, Ash, you might want to stand back and check your work...
Ice Princess
Warlic: Ahem.
Warlic: Ash…the hero and I have been talking and may have found the solution to the…
Warlic: …
Warlic: fire issue.
Warlic: You’ll have to be careful though, the north is home to many dangerous species.
Warlic: But one might hold the cure, as most of the monsters in that area have developed natural ways to combat fire.
Warlic: If the wisps are keeping her frozen, then you might be able to use one to freeze the fire out of your friend.
To have all the gold in Lore!
Warlic: ...Bread?
Warlic: Have you seen how far down it is?
Warlic: There he goes...
Warlic: Should we tell him?
Ice Gems
Warlic: ...
Warlic: What the... ?
Warlic: Sigh. Cysero...
Warlic: Yes, yes, the Claymore needs to be upgraded.
Warlic: The power of the Claymore was enough to take down Akriloth, but Drakonnan...
Warlic: Drakonnan, is a different matter.
Warlic: His power has grown exponentially, and created a pressure in the balance that I can feel.
Warlic: It recently... changed... as well, as though he absorbed anothers...
Warlic: ...
Warlic: <You>, journey north and collect Ice Gems.
Warlic: Their power combined with that of the Claymore might be enough to defeat Drakonnan.
Warlic: It's imperative that we go on the offensive soon though, before his power grows even more.
Attack on Drakonnan!
Warlic: It won't.
Warlic: I can feel the disturbance to elemental planes.
Warlic: Fire is wildly out of balance.
Warlic: Drakonnan is using the Fire Orb. Increasing his army, increasing his power. I...
Warlic: I can't see everything, but I know if we don't stop him soon... we will never be able to.
Warlic: This is disturbing.
Warlic: Many of the people seeking refuge at the camp are no longer here...
Warlic: The mana potion master...
Warlic: The SoulWeaver...
Warlic: I thought they had moved to find someplace safer, but now I wonder....
Warlic: This is not your fault, <Character>. Some things... are fated. Konnan's path was his to walk.
Warlic: Come, <Character> Yulgar....
Warlic: If were going on the offensive then we should plan our first mission.
Warlic: I think, <Character>, that you need to go ahead and scout...
Final Battle!
Warlic: The pit is protected by a force field. We're going to have to break through it to get down below.
Warlic: I can try... it will generate a lot of mana to break through though...
Warlic: NO.
Warlic: What do you know of my magic, moglin?
Warlic: Unfortunately... he's correct.
Warlic: Anything else is just too risky.
Epilogue
Warlic: I do not sense the Fire Orb at all
Warlic: I believe it has been fully destroyed in the final struggle
Warlic: Are you sure, Warlic?
Warlic: I thought it was destroyed after Akriloth’s death…
Warlic: There is no hint of the orb in the mountain and it would take great magic to hide the amount of power that the orb possessed
Warlic: What was once fire, has returned to it. I will try to contact Fiamme, so that she can coalesce fire into a new orb
Warlic: Until then, I hope the realm of Fire on Lore is not too greatly weakened
Into the Void
Warlic: Nythera, you're back! Good, good. We need to have a talk.
Warlic: As you posited. That was an excellent thought on your part.
Warlic: Which brings me to my point. You've improved remarkably since your... mischief... last Summer.
Warlic: And you will, one day. That's why I think it's time we began furthering your education.
Warlic: Now, lets discuss the matter of your magic.
Warlic: Nythera...
Warlic: You know you have your human magic from your father, yes?
Warlic: That's what has let you act as my apperantince while your other magics have been blocked.
Warlic: You're sensing your Dragon Magic. And your Void magic.
Warlic: Before you ask, I will explain. I will try to be brief, as you young ones are impatient.
Warlic: It's more properly Void ELEMENT we will discuss today.
Warlic: Mastering the basics first is the sure sign of a steady foundation in an education.
Warlic: Take this tome, it contains advanced magical concepts and practices which you can benefit from studying.
Warlic: You are familiar with Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. You've studied them extensively these last three months.
Warlic: But there is a another major element we've never covered: that of the Void.
Warlic: I am not well versed in the Void. I know of it, that it exists.
Warlic: But I am not attuned to it like I am to the other elements. I can't touch or manipulate it, only study it.
Warlic: This will be your area of expertise one day, Nythera. So let's begin.
Warlic: You should know my methodology by now. To really learn something, you need to study it up close.
Warlic: Exactly. And we'll do it in the best place TO study it: the Void itself.
Warlic: Now is not the time to learn the answer.
Warlic: Any first introduction like that should be taken as a warning, not an invitation!
Warlic: No good can come from that Voice.
Warlic: If it had been friendly, it would have shown itself and offered an intoduction, rather than to lure you to itself.
Warlic: Now is not the time for you to regain your magic, Nythera.
Warlic: We are beginning the process of further educating you so that you'll someday soon be able to have your magic restored.
Seeking Advice
Warlic: After you ran away, I contacted your parents to let them know you were missing.
Warlic: Those would be the Creatioux. I know of them.
Warlic: You went back into the Void alone? That was VERY dangerous, Nythera.
Warlic: Nythera, the time for childishness is past. you're old enough now to understand the power of the forces you'll be working with.
Warlic: There is a catch.
Warlic: You mentioned the Creatioux. I know of them, as I said.
Warlic: They would be appropriate Guardians to oversee your re-acquaintance with your powers.
Warlic: The path to your magics MUST be found through the Creatioux. I cannot take you any further.
Mayonnaise Cubed
Warlic: OMG WILL YOU PLEASE BE QUIET SO I CAN SLEEP?!
Warlic: AAAHHHHH!!!! CYSEROOOOOooooo!!!!
Warlic: *sob*
Face Your Destiny
Warlic: I have faith that you'll achieve things greater than you can currently imagine.
Warlic: So long as you work WITH the Creatioux, and not against them.
The Dragon Drakath
Warlic: Drakath and Fluffy combined using the power of the Orbs?
Warlic: On the darkest night...I don’t think even I could stop him now...
Eclipse
Warlic: NOW!
Warlic: In a world overtaken by shadow...
Warlic: Falconreach will remain a beacon of light.
Warlic: No, this is all wrong... the dracolich is from the White Dragon Box...
Full Darkness / Extreme Full Darkness
Warlic: It... It is reckless and paradoxical but... it actually might work.
Warlic: The Orbs have to be returned as soon as possible though if we succeed.
Warlic: I am relieved that my roommate had enough restraint to limit the possible catastrophic damage to less than a days time....
Warlic: At least the light shield is--
Warlic: !!!
Warlic: Yes, we must move swiftly.
Warlic: Go, <Character>, <Your Dragon>! You're our only hope!
Warlic: We must destroy the Super Mega Ultra Darkness Dracolich!
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Reagent Race
???: *sigh*
???: It's too nice out to be studying...
Warlic: Yes, sir.
Warlic: *snort*
Warlic: Really?
Warlic: *sigh*
Warlic: You really think you can handle it here?
Warlic: This isn't some backwoods magician we're studying under. You're in the capitol now.
Warlic: We'll see. I doubt you can even handle something as simple as gathering reagents though.
Warlic: It's on then.
Warlic: Alex, is that you?
Warlic: Took you long enough. Not too shabby though, Country.
Warlic: Took you way longer though.
Warlic: !
The Wizards Apprentices
Warlic: Welcome. I am the great and powerful Warlic. Can I ask what your name is?
Warlic: Not yet, but he should be here shortly.
Warlic: I just finished gathering reagents.
Warlic: Hmph.
Warlic: So... what are you reading?
Warlic: This is Swordhaven though!
Warlic: You're sitting in one of the most complete magical libraries in all of Lore! I can get whatever you might need.
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Young Warlic Image
Warlic's Old Appearance
Thanks to
-- Brilliancy.
-- Pink_Star for quest infomation.
-- Barong the DemiGod for dialogue.
-- Stephen Nix for location and dialogue.
-- ArchMagus Orodalf for dialogue and linkage.
-- SalvationXI for dialogue.
-- Voodoo Master for dialogues, locations and Young Warlic Image.
I had applied your changes, thanks. I was thinking that the whole first part of that entry needs to be adjusted to the modern style. [Niki]
Fixed the formatting for the first part. Locations where Warlic exists will be added later. ~Peachii
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