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  9. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff8(0)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  10. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff4(8)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  11. msgid "You find an old quarry, seemingly abandoned."
  12. msgstr ""
  13. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff8(0)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  14. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff8(0)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  15. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff8(0)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]3
  16. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff4(8)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  17. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff4(8)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  18. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff4(8)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]3
  19. #. -- [EVENT] --Quarrydiff4(8)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]4
  20. msgid "Investigate."
  21. msgstr ""
  22. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]3@@[STORY]
  23. msgid ""
  24. "As you come closer, you see traces of the past -- broken equipment, "
  25. "abandoned tools, and discarded ore."
  26. msgstr ""
  27. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]3@@[OUT]1
  28. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]3@@[OUT]2
  29. msgid "Search the area."
  30. msgstr ""
  31. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]3@@[OUT]3
  32. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]18@@[OUT]1
  33. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]27@@[OUT]1
  34. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]29@@[OUT]1
  35. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]34@@[OUT]1
  36. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]35@@[OUT]1
  37. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]37@@[OUT]1
  38. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]38@@[OUT]1
  39. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]3
  40. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]1
  41. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]29@@[OUT]1
  42. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]3
  43. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]16@@[OUT]1
  44. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]1
  45. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]4
  46. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]5
  47. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]12@@[OUT]1
  48. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]25@@[OUT]1
  49. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]1
  50. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]3
  51. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]1
  52. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]1
  53. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  54. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]6
  55. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]6
  56. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]30@@[OUT]1
  57. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]1
  58. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  59. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]7@@[OUT]1
  60. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]1
  61. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]17@@[OUT]1
  62. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]19@@[OUT]1
  63. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]20@@[OUT]1
  64. msgid "Leave."
  65. msgstr ""
  66. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]5@@[STORY]
  67. msgid ""
  68. "As you go in deeper, you discover the remains of many humanoids under a "
  69. "layer of thick dust. It looks as if they fought each other in a kind of "
  70. "frenzy that left both sides dead from blood loss and exhaustion.You then "
  71. "discover the tracks of something large, slithering, and heavy -- and it "
  72. "burrowed into the rockface nearby."
  73. msgstr ""
  74. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]1
  75. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]3
  76. msgid "Gather whatever you can here and leave quickly."
  77. msgstr ""
  78. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]2
  79. msgid "Go into the rockface."
  80. msgstr ""
  81. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]6@@[STORY]
  82. msgid ""
  83. "You search the place and find nothing of interest. It still may be possible "
  84. "to gather some of the stone from this place."
  85. msgstr ""
  86. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]6@@[OUT]1
  87. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]6@@[OUT]2
  88. msgid "Get the stone."
  89. msgstr ""
  90. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]7@@[STORY]
  91. msgid ""
  92. "You were gathering the resources in peace when you realised you now have "
  93. "your weapon in hand, and you feel more and more inclined to kill someone.And "
  94. "worse yet, you sense a powerful drain on your spirit, pulling at you "
  95. "mercilessly.You hear mocking laughter bellowing at you."
  96. msgstr ""
  97. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]7@@[OUT]1
  98. msgid "Try to control yourself and see who is laughing."
  99. msgstr ""
  100. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]8@@[STORY]
  101. msgid ""
  102. "'Ssso ssstrong, you've come to pay tribute, have you?'A zmey, one of the "
  103. "eldest dragon kin, slithers into view from within a dark cave. "
  104. msgstr ""
  105. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]1
  106. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]3
  107. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]14@@[OUT]1
  108. msgid "What tribute does it mean?"
  109. msgstr ""
  110. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]2
  111. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]1
  112. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]14@@[OUT]2
  113. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]17@@[OUT]1
  114. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]4
  115. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]2
  116. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]36@@[OUT]3
  117. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]3
  118. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]3
  119. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]9@@[OUT]1
  120. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]16@@[OUT]2
  121. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]29@@[OUT]2
  122. msgid "Attack!"
  123. msgstr ""
  124. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]3
  125. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]2
  126. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]14@@[OUT]3
  127. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]17@@[OUT]2
  128. msgid "It is a creature of mystical birth, so fight it with your spirit!"
  129. msgstr ""
  130. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]10@@[STORY]
  131. msgid ""
  132. "You sneak in carefully and even find a few gemstones scattered around.But "
  133. "just as you think there is nothing more to find, you hear quiet "
  134. "laughter:'Ssso ssstrong, you've come to pay tribute, have you?'A zmey, one "
  135. "of the eldest dragon kin, slithers into view."
  136. msgstr ""
  137. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]11@@[STORY]
  138. msgid ""
  139. "You were gathering the resources in peace when you realised you now have "
  140. "your weapon in hand, and you feel more and more inclined to kill someone.You "
  141. "now sense there is a curse upon this place, one that may prove deadly."
  142. msgstr ""
  143. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]11@@[OUT]1
  144. msgid "Resist this curse."
  145. msgstr ""
  146. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]11@@[OUT]2
  147. msgid "Better just run."
  148. msgstr ""
  149. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]14@@[STORY]
  150. msgid ""
  151. "You shield yourself from the curse for now, but you know it will not hold "
  152. "for long. You sense a sudden burst of dark, tumorous energy, then you hear "
  153. "laughter coming from a hidden cave:'Ssso ssstrong, you've come to pay "
  154. "tribute, have you?'A zmey, one of the eldest dragon kin, slithers into view."
  155. msgstr ""
  156. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]17@@[STORY]
  157. msgid ""
  158. "'I am not asss greedy asss my drake kin. One life will sssuffice, and it "
  159. "doesss not need to be pure.'You think it winked at you.'I will allow you to "
  160. "take away their weight in treasssure.'"
  161. msgstr ""
  162. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]17@@[OUT]3
  163. msgid "Agree."
  164. msgstr ""
  165. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]17@@[OUT]4
  166. msgid "Try to run away!"
  167. msgstr ""
  168. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]18@@[STORY]
  169. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]35@@[STORY]
  170. msgid ""
  171. "You sacrifice one of your own, and the zmey takes them into its care with a "
  172. "sly smile. As it slithers away, it spits a gooey toxin in your faces.You "
  173. "fall into slumber, but when you wake, you feel strengthened and the promised "
  174. "stone lies beside you."
  175. msgstr ""
  176. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]27@@[STORY]
  177. msgid ""
  178. "You sacrifice one of your own, and the zmey takes them into its care with a "
  179. "sly smile. As it slithers away, it spits a gooey toxin in your faces.You "
  180. "feel sickened from the spit, and worse yet, you discover only sandstone left "
  181. "as your reward."
  182. msgstr ""
  183. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]29@@[STORY]
  184. msgid ""
  185. "The zmey shrieks in pain as you break its soul. You see a dark spirit "
  186. "escape, but the body lies dead before you."
  187. msgstr ""
  188. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]34@@[STORY]
  189. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]38@@[STORY]
  190. msgid ""
  191. "The zmey is fast and deadly, forcing you to drop some of your goods to "
  192. "squeeze through a tight spot where it cannot follow. You escape by the skin "
  193. "of your teeth, but not without scars. "
  194. msgstr ""
  195. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]36@@[STORY]
  196. msgid ""
  197. "'Sssuch sssweet sssorrow in your sssoulsss... You amusssed me. Begone, be "
  198. "free.'"
  199. msgstr ""
  200. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]36@@[OUT]1
  201. msgid "Run before it changes its mind."
  202. msgstr ""
  203. #. -- [EVENT] --Zmey(1)@@+[NODE]37@@[STORY]
  204. msgid ""
  205. "The zmey shrieks in pain as you strike it down. The body lies dead before "
  206. "you."
  207. msgstr ""
  208. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  209. msgid ""
  210. "Although the place seemed abandoned at first, you see a campfire hidden away "
  211. "among the rocks."
  212. msgstr ""
  213. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  214. msgid "Go in closer to greet the fellow travellers."
  215. msgstr ""
  216. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  217. msgid "Scout the campfire."
  218. msgstr ""
  219. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]4@@[STORY]
  220. msgid ""
  221. "You discover the campsite was set up by nomads, but they were attacked by "
  222. "bandits who are now scavenging the bodies, and they have spotted you!"
  223. msgstr ""
  224. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]1
  225. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]1
  226. msgid "To arms!"
  227. msgstr ""
  228. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]2
  229. msgid ""
  230. "Stand firm, flex your muscle, and tell them to back off, now! [Intimidate]"
  231. msgstr ""
  232. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]3
  233. msgid "Try to run away."
  234. msgstr ""
  235. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]4
  236. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]35@@[OUT]2
  237. msgid "Drop some of your bags to make escape easier."
  238. msgstr ""
  239. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]5@@[STORY]
  240. msgid ""
  241. "You discover the campsite was set up by nomads, but they were attacked by "
  242. "bandits who are now scavenging the bodies."
  243. msgstr ""
  244. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]1
  245. msgid "Attack the bandits!"
  246. msgstr ""
  247. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]2
  248. msgid "Use your wits or experience to figure out a trap for the bandits."
  249. msgstr ""
  250. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]3
  251. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]4
  252. msgid "[Bloodtracker]Sniff them out and quietly murder as many as you can."
  253. msgstr ""
  254. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]8@@[STORY]
  255. msgid ""
  256. "As a bloodtracker, you are skilled at hunting prey, any prey.You sneak up "
  257. "and silently murder several of the bandits, including the captain, and when "
  258. "the rest realise what is happening, they run away."
  259. msgstr ""
  260. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]9@@[STORY]
  261. msgid ""
  262. "As a bloodtracker, you are skilled at hunting prey, any prey.Alas, despite "
  263. "bathing in the blood of your enemies, there are just too many. You retreat "
  264. "as they chase you!"
  265. msgstr ""
  266. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]9@@[OUT]1
  267. msgid "Attack those who are left!"
  268. msgstr ""
  269. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]9@@[OUT]2
  270. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]1
  271. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]2
  272. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]2
  273. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]3
  274. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]28@@[OUT]2
  275. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]28@@[OUT]3
  276. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]1
  277. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]2
  278. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]16@@[OUT]1
  279. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]29@@[OUT]1
  280. msgid "Run away!"
  281. msgstr ""
  282. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]17@@[STORY]
  283. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]22@@[STORY]
  284. msgid ""
  285. "You kill the bandit scum and check the camp. Alas, none of the nomads "
  286. "survived.You prepare a makeshift burial before leaving."
  287. msgstr ""
  288. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]17@@[OUT]1
  289. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]17@@[OUT]2
  290. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]1
  291. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]2
  292. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]16@@[OUT]1
  293. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]39@@[OUT]1
  294. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]18@@[OUT]1
  295. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]32@@[OUT]1
  296. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]36@@[OUT]1
  297. msgid "Gather what you can and leave."
  298. msgstr ""
  299. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]29@@[STORY]
  300. msgid "You barely get away after dropping some bags to escape."
  301. msgstr ""
  302. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]34@@[STORY]
  303. msgid ""
  304. "'Eh, fine, fine, not worth our trouble. We're off -- you can even scavenge "
  305. "whatever we left here.'They carefully back away from you. "
  306. msgstr ""
  307. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]34@@[OUT]1
  308. msgid "Gather what is left and leave."
  309. msgstr ""
  310. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]35@@[STORY]
  311. msgid "'What the fuck are you doing?'They charge!"
  312. msgstr ""
  313. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]35@@[OUT]1
  314. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]1
  315. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]28@@[OUT]1
  316. msgid "Fight!"
  317. msgstr ""
  318. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]37@@[STORY]
  319. msgid ""
  320. "The bandits prove themselves stronger. They beat you badly, and you are "
  321. "forced to drop some of your goods to escape."
  322. msgstr ""
  323. #. -- [EVENT] --Bandits(2)@@+[NODE]37@@[OUT]1
  324. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]3
  325. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]36@@[OUT]4
  326. msgid "Run away."
  327. msgstr ""
  328. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  329. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  330. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  331. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  332. msgid ""
  333. "Most of this quarry has collapsed into a deep ravine, but there still may be "
  334. "some usable resources here."
  335. msgstr ""
  336. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  337. msgid "[Perception]Search the area carefully."
  338. msgstr ""
  339. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  340. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  341. msgid "Search the quarry."
  342. msgstr ""
  343. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]3@@[STORY]
  344. msgid ""
  345. "Your eagle eyes come in handy when you spot, deep within the darkness of the "
  346. "ravine, that the earth seems to move up and down in slow rhythm.You then "
  347. "notice a large, dragon-like shape among the stones."
  348. msgstr ""
  349. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]3@@[OUT]1
  350. msgid "Use the element of surprise and attack!"
  351. msgstr ""
  352. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]3@@[OUT]2
  353. msgid ""
  354. "Dragons are creatures born of the mystical force, so challenge it with your "
  355. "spirit and break its soul!"
  356. msgstr ""
  357. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]3@@[OUT]3
  358. msgid ""
  359. "Dragons are not mere beasts. Often they are wise and sometimes willing to "
  360. "talk. Approach the dragon and speak to it."
  361. msgstr ""
  362. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]3@@[OUT]4
  363. msgid "Carefully back away."
  364. msgstr ""
  365. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]5@@[STORY]
  366. msgid ""
  367. "You carefully climb down and search the old quarry. You find little of use "
  368. "but see signs of ore being transported to one spot.When you get close, you "
  369. "see a pile of stone, some of it precious, but then you hear a rough, "
  370. "bellowing voice:'Who wakes me?'A red dragon is staring at you."
  371. msgstr ""
  372. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]2
  373. msgid "Run for your lives!"
  374. msgstr ""
  375. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]3
  376. msgid "Remain calm and composed and try to speak to it."
  377. msgstr ""
  378. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]9@@[STORY]
  379. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]40@@[STORY]
  380. msgid ""
  381. "You approach the dragon and see its eyes following you with interest. You "
  382. "bow and speak. It listens, then replies, slowly:'Very well, a game of "
  383. "riddles will amuse me so. If thy mind is as sharp as my scales, you may be "
  384. "granted a boon.'"
  385. msgstr ""
  386. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]9@@[OUT]1
  387. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]40@@[OUT]1
  388. msgid "Nod."
  389. msgstr ""
  390. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]10@@[STORY]
  391. msgid ""
  392. "'None of that \"what's in my pants\" silliness, mind you. Fool me once and "
  393. "all that. A serious game of riddles, nothing less will do.'"
  394. msgstr ""
  395. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]1
  396. msgid "Agree and promise to remain true."
  397. msgstr ""
  398. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]2
  399. msgid "Actually, politely decline and move away."
  400. msgstr ""
  401. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]16@@[STORY]
  402. msgid ""
  403. "You barely escape as the dragon lazily breathes fire after you. You get the "
  404. "impression that it didn't give this chase its all."
  405. msgstr ""
  406. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]19@@[STORY]
  407. msgid ""
  408. "The dragon's might proves no exaggeration, and you have a feeling this one "
  409. "was sleepy.You do not know why, but the beast allows you to flee, albeit "
  410. "without your bags."
  411. msgstr ""
  412. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]19@@[OUT]1
  413. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]45@@[OUT]1
  414. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]24@@[OUT]1
  415. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]20@@[OUT]1
  416. msgid "Run."
  417. msgstr ""
  418. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]22@@[STORY]
  419. msgid ""
  420. "'Bah, your minds are as dull as you look. How disappointing. Leave me a gift "
  421. "as apology, and I may reward you yet. Otherwise, begone, for you are not "
  422. "worthy of my notice.'You feel a great mental strain from this effort and "
  423. "sense it is best to leave quickly. "
  424. msgstr ""
  425. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]1
  426. msgid "Offer gold."
  427. msgstr ""
  428. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]2
  429. msgid "Offer a person. That should earn you a great reward."
  430. msgstr ""
  431. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]22@@[OUT]3
  432. msgid "Leave quickly before it changes its mind."
  433. msgstr ""
  434. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]27@@[STORY]
  435. msgid ""
  436. "Your will has proven stronger than the dragon's, and it breaks before you. "
  437. "Distraught at the defeat, the creature flies away, leaving its lair free to "
  438. "loot."
  439. msgstr ""
  440. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]27@@[OUT]1
  441. msgid "Gather what you can and leave before it flies back."
  442. msgstr ""
  443. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]28@@[STORY]
  444. msgid ""
  445. "'Ahh, how wonderful, you did outsmart me!'It flaps its reptile wings so hard "
  446. "in joy that you are thrown against the rock wall.'Oh, uh. Apologies. Here is "
  447. "your reward, as promised, although the honour of besting a drake is your "
  448. "true achievement.'The dragon falls back asleep."
  449. msgstr ""
  450. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]28@@[OUT]1
  451. msgid "Take the reward and leave."
  452. msgstr ""
  453. #. -- [EVENT] --Dragon(3)@@+[NODE]31@@[STORY]
  454. msgid "The dragon is dead and its treasures yours."
  455. msgstr ""
  456. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  457. msgid "[Perception]Scout the place first."
  458. msgstr ""
  459. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]2
  460. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]3
  461. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  462. msgid "Search the place."
  463. msgstr ""
  464. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]4@@[STORY]
  465. msgid ""
  466. "You search through the rubble, but instead of resources, you come across a "
  467. "band of scavengers who don't look happy to share this site."
  468. msgstr ""
  469. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]1
  470. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]36@@[OUT]1
  471. msgid ""
  472. "[Scavenger]Speak to your kin. Tell them your lot is bigger and tougher, so "
  473. "they'd better share."
  474. msgstr ""
  475. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]5@@[STORY]
  476. msgid ""
  477. "You search through the rubble of this old quarry and spot traces of gold "
  478. "ore, but you suspect you'd have to dig deep to find anything substantial. "
  479. msgstr ""
  480. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]1
  481. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]2
  482. msgid "[Dwarf]Use your dwarven knowledge to make this dig easier."
  483. msgstr ""
  484. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]3
  485. msgid "Use tools to dig."
  486. msgstr ""
  487. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]5@@[OUT]4
  488. msgid "Dig."
  489. msgstr ""
  490. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]12@@[STORY]
  491. msgid ""
  492. "As you try to dig for gold, the earth shifts once more and almost buries you "
  493. "alive.You manage to scramble back up to the surface. If there was any gold, "
  494. "it is gone."
  495. msgstr ""
  496. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]16@@[STORY]
  497. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]39@@[STORY]
  498. msgid ""
  499. "You uncover a good stash of gold and several skeletons of miners who likely "
  500. "died with it."
  501. msgstr ""
  502. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]25@@[STORY]
  503. msgid ""
  504. "With the scavengers gone, you dig through the rubble, but apart from some "
  505. "basic stone, you find the quarry depleted."
  506. msgstr ""
  507. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]29@@[STORY]
  508. msgid ""
  509. "Apart from some stone, you find an abandoned child, locked in a cage and "
  510. "abused. It is grateful for your help and wants to go with you."
  511. msgstr ""
  512. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]29@@[OUT]1
  513. msgid "Take the child and leave."
  514. msgstr ""
  515. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]31@@[STORY]
  516. msgid ""
  517. "You try to use the scavengers' superstition and a set of caves and tunnels "
  518. "to trick them into thinking this quarry is haunted. It works, but instead of "
  519. "running away, the scavengers decide to collapse the caves and kill the "
  520. "'ghosts.'You barely make it out alive."
  521. msgstr ""
  522. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]36@@[STORY]
  523. msgid ""
  524. "You search through the rubble but instead of resources, you come across a "
  525. "band of scavengers. They haven't spotted you yet."
  526. msgstr ""
  527. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]36@@[OUT]2
  528. msgid "Try to outsmart these scavengers before they see you."
  529. msgstr ""
  530. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]38@@[STORY]
  531. msgid ""
  532. "These old quarries have many caves and burrows, and scavengers are very "
  533. "superstitious.You goad them with suspicious sounds and falling rocks until "
  534. "they decide this place is haunted and abandon it, even leaving behind some "
  535. "of their stuff."
  536. msgstr ""
  537. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]38@@[OUT]1
  538. msgid "Gather what you can."
  539. msgstr ""
  540. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]43@@[STORY]
  541. msgid ""
  542. "The scavengers look spooked and move away:'Ya, ya, take yer share, take, "
  543. "take and go.'"
  544. msgstr ""
  545. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]43@@[OUT]1
  546. msgid "Gather up their stuff."
  547. msgstr ""
  548. #. -- [EVENT] --ScavangersQuarry(4)@@+[NODE]45@@[STORY]
  549. msgid ""
  550. "There are so many of them, and they look well equipped and aggressive. You "
  551. "think it is best to leave, now."
  552. msgstr ""
  553. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  554. msgid "[Perception]Search the quarry."
  555. msgstr ""
  556. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]4@@[STORY]
  557. msgid ""
  558. "There seems to be a lot of good stone stacked in several big mounds -- "
  559. "perhaps abandoned here, or maybe the Shattering piled it here.You start "
  560. "loading the stone when you realise the mounds have moved. They are watching "
  561. "you, and you hear:'Do they look tasty to you? Bony, no?'"
  562. msgstr ""
  563. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]5@@[STORY]
  564. msgid ""
  565. "You are fast on your feet and have good wits about you, so you manage to "
  566. "jump away and run to safety before the rock trolls finish what they have to "
  567. "say."
  568. msgstr ""
  569. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]8@@[STORY]
  570. msgid ""
  571. "You jump to your feet and run for your life. One of the trolls gets in a hit "
  572. "before you escape, but they are not fast enough to pursue."
  573. msgstr ""
  574. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]11@@[STORY]
  575. msgid ""
  576. "'A nature god, you say? Hmmm. Yeah, you smell of trees and stuff, earth too, "
  577. "I suppose. Say, if you're so friendly, give us food, and we won't eat you.'"
  578. msgstr ""
  579. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]11@@[OUT]1
  580. msgid "It is nature's law that the strongest prevail. Fight them!"
  581. msgstr ""
  582. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]11@@[OUT]2
  583. msgid "Agree to give them one of you to eat."
  584. msgstr ""
  585. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]11@@[OUT]3
  586. msgid "Agree to give them food in exchange for a little stone."
  587. msgstr ""
  588. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]11@@[OUT]4
  589. msgid "Demand that they leave you be or they will anger the gods of nature."
  590. msgstr ""
  591. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]18@@[STORY]
  592. msgid "You defeat the trolls, and the quarry stands open before you."
  593. msgstr ""
  594. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]22@@[STORY]
  595. msgid "Your plan failed, and the trolls look hungry."
  596. msgstr ""
  597. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]24@@[STORY]
  598. msgid ""
  599. "The trolls beat you and manage to grab one of you, eating that person alive "
  600. "in front of your very eyes as the rest of you run for your lives."
  601. msgstr ""
  602. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]26@@[STORY]
  603. msgid ""
  604. "'Eh, I am still not sure about those gods of yours, but best be safe than "
  605. "sorry. Take what stone you find -- just not my balls, eh, ha!'"
  606. msgstr ""
  607. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]26@@[OUT]1
  608. msgid "Smile politely and take the stone. "
  609. msgstr ""
  610. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]28@@[STORY]
  611. msgid "'You bore me with your talk. You look tasty!'"
  612. msgstr ""
  613. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]31@@[STORY]
  614. msgid ""
  615. "There seems to be a lot of good stone stacked in several big mounds -- "
  616. "perhaps abandoned here, or maybe the Shattering piled it here.But you notice "
  617. "in time that the mounds have eyes -- rock trolls, for sure -- and they are "
  618. "watching you, pretending to sleep."
  619. msgstr ""
  620. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]4
  621. msgid "Try to outsmart them."
  622. msgstr ""
  623. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]5
  624. msgid ""
  625. "[Runemaster]In the name of the ancient stone masons that forged you, carve a "
  626. "sleeping rune onto the troll's bodies so you may take what is yours."
  627. msgstr ""
  628. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]31@@[OUT]6
  629. msgid ""
  630. "[Nature]As trolls are creatures of nature's will, proclaim it is your domain "
  631. "and thus they must stand aside!"
  632. msgstr ""
  633. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]32@@[STORY]
  634. msgid ""
  635. "While you pretend to go about gathering stone, you carve a sleeping rune "
  636. "onto the unsuspecting trolls and they fall into slumber.They will not lie "
  637. "helpless for long, so you'd best hurry."
  638. msgstr ""
  639. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]35@@[STORY]
  640. msgid ""
  641. "'Hmm, I did not see that coming. Nope. You live this long, and you still get "
  642. "surprised. Great. Here, have some stone, seems only fair.'Your fellow is "
  643. "taken and torn into three pieces to be devoured. Their bemused face looks at "
  644. "you, dead, as their head rolls down to the ground.'All that hair and teeth "
  645. "and gooey eyes, don't like that, you can take it back.'"
  646. msgstr ""
  647. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]35@@[OUT]1
  648. msgid "Gather what you got and leave."
  649. msgstr ""
  650. #. -- [EVENT] --Rock troll(5)@@+[NODE]36@@[STORY]
  651. msgid ""
  652. "You notice that the trolls are still very sleepy. You distract them and run "
  653. "circles around them while others take what stone they can find. "
  654. msgstr ""
  655. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]2@@[STORY]
  656. msgid ""
  657. "You stand atop a small cliff, and below you see the remains of a quarry. It "
  658. "looks as if it's been mostly depleted, but you know these places can still "
  659. "hold good resources."
  660. msgstr ""
  661. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]4@@[STORY]
  662. msgid ""
  663. "As soon as you climb down, you see the stones below move in unnatural ways. "
  664. "You quickly realise they must be rockers -- young trolls. There is always "
  665. "danger of a parent nearby."
  666. msgstr ""
  667. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]1
  668. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]1
  669. msgid "Better not wait till they grow into trolls. Attack!"
  670. msgstr ""
  671. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]2
  672. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]3
  673. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]4
  674. msgid ""
  675. "[Dwarf]These wee stone babes deserve to be left in peace. In fact, leave "
  676. "them some food and gather the stone away from the younglings quickly before "
  677. "the rock mama returns."
  678. msgstr ""
  679. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]3
  680. msgid "[Perception]Take a closer look around before you do anything."
  681. msgstr ""
  682. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]4
  683. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]5
  684. msgid "Approach them."
  685. msgstr ""
  686. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]8@@[STORY]
  687. msgid ""
  688. "You check the tracks and realise that some adults may be close by. Still, "
  689. "you see a lot of precious stone here and cannot easily gather it without the "
  690. "rockers noticing."
  691. msgstr ""
  692. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]2
  693. msgid "Try to sneak around the rockers to gather as much as you can."
  694. msgstr ""
  695. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]4
  696. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]8@@[OUT]5
  697. msgid "Walk up to the rockers."
  698. msgstr ""
  699. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]9@@[STORY]
  700. msgid ""
  701. "The rockers see you approach and panic. They scramble around frantically, "
  702. "causing the whole quarry to shake dangerously.You also feel the rumblings of "
  703. "something bigger coming this way."
  704. msgstr ""
  705. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]9@@[OUT]2
  706. msgid "Best run away."
  707. msgstr ""
  708. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]10@@[STORY]
  709. msgid ""
  710. "The rockers see you and get nervous at first, but as you approach without "
  711. "malice, they become curious. Among the shuffle of stone and grunts, you "
  712. "hear:'Play?'"
  713. msgstr ""
  714. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]1
  715. msgid "They have precious stones. Attack!"
  716. msgstr ""
  717. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]2
  718. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]10@@[OUT]3
  719. msgid "Play with them."
  720. msgstr ""
  721. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]12@@[STORY]
  722. msgid ""
  723. "You have strong folk with you, so the play goes well. The rockers are "
  724. "pleased with their playmates and shower you with gifts before they usher you "
  725. "away, gesturing that their parents are about to return."
  726. msgstr ""
  727. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]12@@[OUT]1
  728. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]28@@[OUT]1
  729. msgid "Thank them and leave."
  730. msgstr ""
  731. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]16@@[STORY]
  732. msgid ""
  733. "The rockers lie shattered at your feet, and you feel this unnatural, "
  734. "unprovoked killing of the young did not sit well with your domain.You also "
  735. "hear the roaring cries of a mama troll rolling your way fast!"
  736. msgstr ""
  737. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]20@@[STORY]
  738. msgid "The rockers beat you badly and force you to flee."
  739. msgstr ""
  740. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]28@@[STORY]
  741. msgid ""
  742. "You have strong folk with you, so the play goes well, although it proves "
  743. "more than just rough. The rockers are pleased with their playmates and "
  744. "shower you with gifts before they usher you away, gesturing that their "
  745. "parents are about to return."
  746. msgstr ""
  747. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]29@@[STORY]
  748. msgid ""
  749. "The rockers lie shattered at your feet, and you are free to gather the stone."
  750. "However, you hear the roaring cries of a mama troll rolling your way fast!"
  751. msgstr ""
  752. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]30@@[STORY]
  753. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockers(6)@@+[NODE]31@@[STORY]
  754. msgid ""
  755. "You give the rockers some food and quietly gather some stone on the side.The "
  756. "younglings seem very pleased with the gift, and your spirits are lifted."
  757. msgstr ""
  758. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]2@@[OUT]1
  759. msgid "Try to gather some stone."
  760. msgstr ""
  761. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]4@@[STORY]
  762. msgid ""
  763. "You start digging for stone when the earth shifts and one of you gets "
  764. "trapped beneath the stones! "
  765. msgstr ""
  766. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]1
  767. msgid "Dig them out."
  768. msgstr ""
  769. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]2
  770. msgid "We have craftsmen and tools. Figure out a safe way to dig them out."
  771. msgstr ""
  772. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]3
  773. msgid ""
  774. "[Dwarf]Such collapses are a daily thing in the mountains, and you know ways "
  775. "to dig them out safely and quickly."
  776. msgstr ""
  777. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]4@@[OUT]4
  778. msgid ""
  779. "[Orc]Such things were a daily occurrence where you lived. It is the mark of "
  780. "a true warrior to find their own way out!"
  781. msgstr ""
  782. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]7@@[STORY]
  783. msgid ""
  784. "Mysteries of the earth are your daily dwarven bread, so you safely uncover "
  785. "your kin and manage to find some good resources while you're at it. "
  786. msgstr ""
  787. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]10@@[STORY]
  788. msgid ""
  789. "You dig up your friend, but they nearly died and are permanently weakened by "
  790. "this. "
  791. msgstr ""
  792. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]17@@[STORY]
  793. msgid ""
  794. "You dig them out and apart from some mental bruising they seem well. You "
  795. "also uncover some stone. "
  796. msgstr ""
  797. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]19@@[STORY]
  798. #. -- [EVENT] --Rockfalling(7)@@+[NODE]20@@[STORY]
  799. msgid ""
  800. "Alas, the unfortunate soul was not a warrior after all. They don?t make it "
  801. "out, but you honour their brave efforts with a shield dance.You do find some "
  802. "stone."
  803. msgstr ""