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[SPEECH spk_human_prime]
// If i am human - check these speech responses first.
ON=*
// Whenever I hear anything check this first.
IF ( <flags>& statf_war ) // I'm in war mode.
IF ( <memory>&034 ) // Speaker is evil to me // (MEMORY_FIGHT|MEMORY_HARMEDBY|MEMORY_IRRITATEDBY) == 034
if ( Rand( 5 ))
return 1
endif
dorand 3
SAY You will not talk your way out of this
SAY Be quiet and fight scoundrel
SAY Fight me coward!
enddo
ELSE
if ( Rand( 2 ))
return 1
endif
dorand 4
SAY I am too busy fighting to speak with thee.
SAY Sorry I can't speak to you while fighting.
SAY Sorry I won't speak to you while fighting.
SAY Sorry I shouldn't speak to you while fighting.
enddo
ENDIF
RETURN 1 // process no more.
ENDIF
RETURN 0 // process more.
ON=*train*
ON=*teach*
// Can they teach skills ?
if ( <NPC> >= brain_human ) && (<NPC> <= brain_thief )
train <args>
return 1 // process no more.
endif
return 0 // process more.
ON=*hire*
// Can i be hired ?
if ( <typedef.hiredaywage> )
hire
return 1 // process no more.
endif
return 0 // process more.
[SPEECH spk_human_default]
// Default responses to things as most humans would do.
ON=Move*
BYE
LEAVE (1+Rand(3))
return 1
ON=*bye*
ON=*farewell*
ON=*see ya*
ON=*hasta l*
ON=*see you *
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Good riddance to thee.
SAY I thank thee for leaving me my miserable life.
SAY Thou didst not kill me! I thank thee!
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Good riddance.
SAY Look, everyone, <SRC.NAME> did not kill me!
SAY Thou didst not kill me?!
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELSE
DORAND 2
SAY Bye.
SAY Thou didst not kill me?!
ENDDO
LEAVE
ENDIF
ELSE
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Finally! Be on thy way.
SAY About time, for I have other tasks to attend to.
SAY Ah, decided that thou hast wasted my time long enough?
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Finally! Go away.
SAY Thank thee for ending thy interruption.
SAY Goodbye.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Finally! Go away.
SAY Thank thee for ending thy interruption.
SAY Goodbye.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ENDIF
ENDIF
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> || <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Good riddance to thee, scum.
SAY I have survived an encounter with <SRC.NAME>!
SAY I thank thee for not slaying me, <SRC.NAME>.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Good riddance!
SAY I spoke with <SRC.NAME> and I lived...!
SAY Goodbye.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Good riddance!
SAY I spoke with <SRC.NAME> and I lived...!
SAY Goodbye.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ENDIF
ELIF ( <SRC.FAME.ANONYMOUS> )
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Fare thee well.
SAY Goodbye, stranger.
SAY May the rest of thy day be pleasant.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Farewell.
SAY Goodbye.
SAY Good day, then.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Farewell.
SAY Goodbye.
SAY Good day, then.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ENDIF
ELSE
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY 'Twas a pleasure to speak with thee, <SRC.NAME>.
SAY Fare thee well, <SRC.NAME>.
SAY Goodbye, <SRC.NAME>.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY An honor to speak with thee, <SRC.NAME>.
SAY Farewell, <SRC.NAME>.
SAY Goodbye, <SRC.NAME>.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY An honor to speak with ye, <SRC.NAME>.
SAY Farewell, <SRC.NAME>.
SAY Bye, <SRC.NAME>.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIF
BYE
return 1
ON=*go away*
ON=*leave me alone*
ON=*fuck off*
ON=*take a hike*
ON=*go fly a kite*
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Fine. Have a nice day, scum.
SAY Same to thee.
SAY Oh, don't be so immature about it.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Fine. Have a nice day.
SAY Same to thee.
SAY Thou'rt very rude.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Fine.
SAY Same to ye.
SAY Ye's rude.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ENDIF
ELSE
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 4
SAY Fine. Have a nice day.
SAY Same to thee.
SAY There is no need to be so rude about it.
SAY Very well, if thou dost not wish to speak to me, kindly do not interrupt me again.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Fine. Have a nice day.
SAY Same to thee.
SAY There is no need to be so rude about it.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Fine.
SAY Same to ye.
SAY Aye, whatever.
ENDDO
LEAVE
ENDIF
ENDIF
BYE
return 1
// default stuff that all NPC's know..
ON=*Where*
SAY=You are in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
ON=*Time*
SAY=It is <SECTOR.LOCALTIME>
ON=*hail*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
SAY Don't get militaristic on me!
LEAVE
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
SAY Hail!
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
SAY Hail <SRC.SEX milord/milady>
IF (<SRC.BODY> == c_man)
SALUTE
ELIF (<SRC.BODY> == c_woman)
BOW
ENDIF
ENDIF
ELSE
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY What dost thou want?
SAY Uh huh?
SAY Yeah, what?
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY Hello.
SAY Hi.
SAY Greetings.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> || <SRC.KARMA.FAMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Hello, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY Hi.
SAY Greetings, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
IF (<SRC.BODY> == c_man)
SALUTE
ELIF (<SRC.BODY> == c_woman)
BOW
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIF
ON=hi
ON=hello*
ON=greetings*
ON=good*see*thee*
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY What dost thou want?
SAY Uh huh?
SAY Yeah, what?
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY Hello.
SAY Hi.
SAY Greetings.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> || <SRC.KARMA.FAMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Hello, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY Hi.
SAY Greetings, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
IF (<SRC.BODY> == c_man)
SALUTE
ELIF (<SRC.BODY> == c_woman)
BOW
ENDIF
ENDIF
ON=*how*you*
ON=how*thou*
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY Horrible!
SAY None of thy business!
SAY Get thee away from me!
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY I'm doing relatively well.
SAY Just fine.
SAY I am well.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
DORAND 3
SAY I am well, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>. I hope thou art the same.
SAY Doing great!
SAY As well as I can be, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*where*thou*live*
ON=where*you*live*
ON=thou*live*
ON=you*live*
ON=what city are you from*
ON=what town are you from*
ON=where*you*from*
ON=where*thou*from*
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY I live here!
SAY None of thy business!
SAY I live at the bottom of the ocean! I only come here during the day!
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 5
SAY I live here in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY I live in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY Here. In <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY Right here. In <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY I live in the town that thou art standing in.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
DORAND 4
SAY I live here in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY Here, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY Right here. In <SRC.REGION.NAME>, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY I live in the town that thou art standing in, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*where*am*I*
ON=What town am I in*
ON=what*town is this*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Thou art in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY Thou art a visitor of <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY If thou art lost, then know that thou art in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Thou hast stumbled into <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY <SRC.REGION.NAME> is where thou dost find thyself.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY Uhhh... <SRC.REGION.NAME>, I think.
SAY Thou'rt in the town of <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*where*are*we*
ON=What town are we in*
SAY We art in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
ON=*where*thou*work*
ON=where*you*work*
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY I work here, moron!
SAY None of thy business!
SAY I work out of a cave! What dost thou think, imbecile!
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY I work here in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY Here. In <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY I work in the town that thou art in.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
DORAND 3
SAY I work here in <SRC.REGION.NAME>.
SAY Here. In <SRC.REGION.NAME>, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY I work in this town, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*thanks*
ON=thank you*
ON=thank thee*
ON=thank ye*
ON=appreciate*
DORAND 4
SAY Thou'rt welcome.
SAY 'Twas nothing.
SAY Certainly, thou art welcome.
SAY Not a problem.
ENDDO
ON=*who are you*
ON=what's your name*
ON=what is your name*
ON=who art thou*
ON=*who are ye*
ON=who*you*
ON=what are you called*
ON=what art thou called*
ON=*what is thy name*
ON=what's thy name*
ON=what are ye called*
ON=know your name*
ON=*know thy name*
ON=know yer name*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY My name is <NAME>.
SAY I am <NAME>, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY Thou mayest call me <NAME>.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY <NAME>.
SAY I am <NAME>, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
SAY Call me <NAME>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Is*name*
ON=What's thy name*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY My name, <SRC.SEX sir/madam>, is <NAME>.
SAY I am <NAME>.
SAY If thou art looking for <NAME> then thou hast found me.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY I'm <NAME>.
SAY My name's <NAME>.
SAY I'm <NAME>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*name*
DORAND 3
SAY If thou'rt asking for my name, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, please be more specific.
SAY Please be more specific, if thou'rt asking for my name, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY My name, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>?
ENDDO
ON=*make*money*
ON=earn*money*
ON=get*money*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 4
SAY I'm sure that thou can find many varied ways to take money. Like stealing things and selling them back to their owners, killing people...
SAY Thou can always beg. Of course I wouldn't beg in the wilderness. Beggars have a strange habit of disappearing out there.
SAY Money can be found where thou dost look for it. If thou art too lazy to work for it, then accept what thou art given.
SAY Oh, well there's stealing, begging, scavenging... many ways for one such as thee to find money.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 7
SAY There are many ways to earn thy keep, here in Britannia. I would suggest working for thy money. Thou can craft weapons, armor, clothes, furniture... many things to do. Find a shop with the tools and set to work. The raw materials should be there as well.
SAY Most people in Britannia earn money honestly, by using their skills to make things and sell them. If thou dost look in some of the shops, there may be the necessary raw materials and tools to make thy own items.
SAY If thou dost look in some shops, thou might find the raw materials and tools necessary to make the things thou dost need. Or thou could seel those things thou ARE able to make and collect the money.
SAY I can tell thee that in order to make some money thou would do best to practice thy skills in a shop somewhere. Some even have the tools and materials thou would need on hand.
SAY If thou dost want to earn money, practice a skill. Make things and sell them to the public. Most shopkeepers will let thee use the tools and materials that they aren't using.
SAY If thou art serious about earning money, then look to the shops. Inside thou can find the raw materials and tools necessary to make thy own items.
SAY Hunting seems to be a profitable living to many. The hides, meat, feathers, and pelts that thou dost obtain can all be sold to various merchants.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
DORAND 5
SAY Thou could hunt for meat to sell to butchers, rid us of some of the detestable monsters that roam so freely, or even collect wood from trees to sell to carpenters. Of course thou would need an axe for that.
SAY If thou art interested in earning money, thou can collect raw materials to sell or use. Many shopkeepers let people use their tools, and even sometimes their left-overs to craft their own items.
SAY There are many different ways to make money in Britannia. Thou can sell raw materials to merchants, make and sell goods, sell the meat that thou dost find hunting... there are many ways.
SAY Hunting seems to be a very profitable source of income. Most cooks will purchase fowl and fish from thee, butchers will pay thee for meat, and tanners for the pelts and hides.
SAY I would tell thee to look to the shopkeepers for thy money. If thou art able to craft the things that they sell, then they would more than likely buy them from thee.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY If thou dost want money, I'd expect thee to just take it. That's what thy kind usually does.
SAY I ain't tellin' thee nothin'. Thou would elbow in on my victim - er - customers.
SAY Just lift money from people whho have it. That's what thy type would do anyway.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 6
SAY If thou dost happen upon some ore, go to the blacksmith's shop and try to craft some armor or weapons. I have heard that it just takes practice.
SAY If thou can get an axe, perhaps thou could cut some trees into useful boards for woodworkers. They may be willing to pay thee for tham.
SAY If thou'rt willing to work, thou could use the tools and stuff at some of the local shops and make some things that thou could sell.
SAY Using an axe on some trees can yield wood that a carpenter may buy from thee. Also thou can use a pickaxe to mine for ore in rocks.
SAY If thou art able to hunt the wild animals, sometimes thou can sell the meat that thou dost carve from them to a butcher.
SAY There's ore to be mined, wood to be cut, armor to be made, and lotsa other things to do. Take thy pick.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
DORAND 5
SAY Some will stoop to stealing or killing to get their money, so be careful where thou dost walk. Make use of thy skills. Make something and sell it to a merchant.
SAY The shopkeepers are usually nice enough to let thee use their leftover materials and tools. Try selling what thou dost make to others.
SAY The merchants will usually let people practice skills in their shops. All thou dost need is raw materials, and sometimes tools.
SAY Thou could practice thy skills at a shop, and then sell what thou art able to make. The shops should have tools and materials.
SAY If thou dost find a shop with some materials and tools, then work on making thy own items. Then thou can sell them for money.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELSE
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY If thou'rt able, go huntin'. What thou hunts is thy own business, though.
SAY If it's money thou'rt wantin', find thy own source!
SAY Thou can always beg for thy gold.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 6
SAY Thou can sell feathers from birds to a bowyer. And a cook may purchase the bird itself from thee.
SAY Thou can always hunt. Meat, hides, and feathers an' such can all be sold to shokeepers.
SAY Tanners will buy hides and pelts that thou dost take from the animals thou dost hunt.
SAY Thou could go chop up some trees for wood. Carpenters are usually lookin' for wood.
SAY Either work an honest living and make some things or don't. Ain't no matter to me.
SAY I have heard that the great dungeons sometimes have great treasures.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
DORAND 5
SAY Hunting seems to do wonders for many bank accounts. Try selling the hides to the tanners and the meat to the butchers.
SAY If thou kills some monsters, thou can usually find gold. They tend to keep any that they find.
SAY If thou catches a bird, Thou can sell it to a cook, and a bowyer may appreciate the feathers.
SAY Get an axe and chop a tree, if thou want money from a carpenter. Or sell some furniture.
SAY Thou want money? Hunt for meat an' hides. Lotsa folks do it.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ENDIF
ON=*camp*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Make sure to keep kindling with thee if thou art thinking of camping. Sometimes 'tis a difficult thing to find. Of course, a bedroll is quite necessary also.
SAY When I think I may have to sleep out of doors, I make sure that I have my bedroll and some kindling with me.
SAY I try to not be without a bedroll and some kindling when I think I may have to camp in the wilderness.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY I just take a bedroll when I'm goin' out in the woods. Kindlin' thou can get from the trees, usually.
SAY Take some kindling with thee if thou'rt wantin' to camp. Oh, and a bedroll. Yeah, that too.
SAY I never leave the city without a bedroll on which to sleep and some kindling for a fire.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Kindling for a fire and a bedroll for thy comfort is all thou dost need to make camp.
SAY It's essential to have good kindling and a bedroll if thou dost want to camp.
SAY If thou gots a bedroll and some kindling, thou'rt set to camp.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*how*quit*?*
ON=log off*
ON=logoff*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 2
SAY Making camp, if thou art in the wilds, and paying for a room in an Inn are the ways to give thyself a rest from this world.
SAY If thou art wanting a respite from the rigors of Britannia, then thou can make a camp or check in to an Inn, whichever is the most convenient.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 2
SAY If thou art in need of a rest from this world, make thyself a camp, or check in to an Inn.
SAY Thou can either camp or check in to an Inn. Either way thou art likely to find the respite thou art looking for.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 2
SAY Find an Inn. Or make a camp. Either one will do thee just fine.
SAY Thou can make camp, or check in to an Inn.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*bedroll*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY If thou art looking for camping equipment, look to a provisioner.
SAY If thou dost need a bedroll, I think a provisioner might help thee.
SAY I think thou can find a bedroll at a provisioner's shop, if that is what thou art looking for.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY A bedroll can be purchased from a provisioner's shop.
SAY A provisioner should be able to supply thee with bedrolls.
SAY Find a provisioner. Then thou can buy a bedroll.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Thou'rt needin' a bedroll? Find a provisioner.
SAY Bedrolls can be purchased from a provisioner.
SAY Provisioners got bedrolls.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*kindling*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY If thou dost use an axe on some wood, thou should get kindling from it. Otherwise, I think a provisioner will carry some for those wanting to camp in the wild.
SAY Thou shouldst be able to get kindling from any wood thou finds. If thou has an axe, of course.
SAY Thou can easily make thy own kindling with an axe and some wood. Or thou can purchase some from a provisioner.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY A provisioner can supply thee with kindling if thou dost lack the means to make thy own.
SAY Thou wants kindling? Go chop some wood. Or buy some from the provisioner. I don't care.
SAY Any provisioner should sell som ekindling to adventurers like thee.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY All thou dost need is an axe and some wood to make kindling.
SAY Chop up some wood. That'll get thee some kindling.
SAY Uh, the provisioner's got some for sale, if thou wants to buy it.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*cave*
ON=dungeon*
ON=destard*
ON=despise*
ON=shame*
ON=deceit*
ON=hythloth*
ON=wrong*
ON=covetous*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 5
SAY The places under Britannia - some call them 'dungeons' - are spposed to be rich with treasures and gold. They are also guarded by horrible creatures that want nothing more than to dine on humans.
SAY The dugeons and caves under Britannia are rumored to have treasures and excitements in abundance. Though I don't know many who have returned unscathed from them.
SAY There are many as yet unmapped places beneath Britannia. 'Tis rumored to be riches and magic in them. And creatures that will rend the flesh from thy bones.
SAY Let's see... I remember the names of Shame, Wrong, Despise, and Hythloth. I've never owned a map of Britannia myself.
SAY I seem to recall the names of a few of the dungeons... Despise, Deceit, Shame... I don't know any more.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 5
SAY If thou art able to fight thy way through, the dungeons beneath Britannia can make thee wealthy.
SAY Umm... I can recall two more of the dungeons, I think. Hythloth is one, and Wrong is the other.
SAY The dungeons that people tend to forget about are Covetous and Destard. At least I usually do.
SAY I'd go explore some of them places - caves and such - but I like my skin attached to my body.
SAY I think the dungeons that people tend to forget are Destard, Covetous, and Hythloth. I think.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 4
SAY I know of seven dungeons in Britannia. Covetous, Despise, Deceit, and... a, uh, few others.
SAY I don't know none of the names of the dungeons. An' I KNOW I couldn't find my way there!
SAY Them dungeons got monsters. Dangerous places. I hear they can make thee rich, though.
SAY Dungeons got treasure. That and lotsa pain.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*gold*
ON=treasure*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY If thou art needing gold, either find it in the dungeons, or scavenge it from monsters thou have killed. Thou will find it either way, if thou dost survive.
SAY Treasure abounds in the dungeons beneath Britannia. The creatures themselves sometimes have things on them, also.
SAY I ain't tellin' thee where I gets my gold! 'Sides, thou couldn't survive the dungeons without knowin' how.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Thou can find a good deal of treasure under Britannia. Look to the caves and what thou call dungeons.
SAY Look to the dungeons or the monsters of Britannia if thou dost want gold and treasure.
SAY Gold can be found on the bodies of the more dangerous monsters of Britannia.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY The more dangerous creatures will carry gold that they've scavenged.
SAY Tell thee what... go kill a deamon. They got lotsa good stuff on 'em.
SAY Find thy own gold! I ain't lettin' my secrets out!
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Britannia*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
DORAND 3
SAY What wouldst thou have me say about Britannia, save that <SRC.SEX rogues/foul wenches> such as thee do much to bespoil its name.
SAY Britannia? I ask thee not to speak of this land while in my company, <SRC.SEX varlet/witch>!
SAY <SRC.SEX Scoundrel/Foul wench>! Thou carest not for Britannia! Thus, I ask thee to remove the name of Lord British's realm from thy mind.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.FAME.ANONYMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Ah, fair Britannia. Those who travel claim it is but one realm of many.
SAY I cannot speak but fondly on my homeland. Yet I would not forgo an opportunity to see other lands.
SAY I have lived in Britannia all my life. I do love it so.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Ah, thou dost speak of fair Britannia. Lord British, himself, wouldst be proud of thine efforts to keep it peaceful. Yet, those who travel claim it is but one realm of many.
SAY I cannot speak but fondly on my homeland, the very land thou dost seek to keep safe. Yet I would not forgo an opportunity to see other lands.
SAY I have lived in Britannia all my life, and so I thank thee for thine efforts to improve the lives of all who live here.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
DORAND 3
SAY Please <SRC.SEX sir/lady>, I will speak not of my feelings of my beloved homeland.
SAY Please forgive me, <SRC.SEX sir/lady>, but I will tell thee nothing of Britannia, for I fear what thou wilt do further.
SAY Hast thou not performed enough cruelty to Lord British's lands?
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.FAME.ANONYMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Britannia? Truly the lands of Lord British.
SAY Good times or ill, I will always love my homeland,.
SAY 'Tis called Britannia in honor of our liege, Lord British.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Ah, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, surely thou dost know as much about the land as I. Why else wouldst thou do such good deeds for its people?
SAY What canst I tell one who has done so much? Nay, 'tis I who should be asking thee for advice.
SAY Why, all of Lord British's realm is called Britannia. But fear not, <SRC.SEX good sir/fair lady>, with deeds such as thine, thou wilt surely be honored by Lord British, himself, soon enough.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELSE
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY Britannia? 'Tis the land thou'rt ruinin', blackguard!
SAY Surely thou knows the land thou'rt destroyin'!
SAY And what would thou like to know about Britannia? How thou can do more to make our lives worse?
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY Britannia is the very land thou'rt standin' on.
SAY Britannia? Why, 'tis all around thee.
SAY This very land is Britannia, as thou should know.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Please, <SRC.SEX sir/lady>, don't spoil our land no further. I beg thee!
SAY I can't help but worry that any news I give will only aid thy plans for destruction.
SAY I would ask thee, <SRC.SEX sir/m'lady>, to pillage our land no further.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELIF ( <SRC.FAME.ANONYMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Britannia? Why, 'tis the name Lord British has claimed for the lands of 'imself and 'is subjects
SAY This very land is Britannia, as thou must know.
SAY Britannia? Why, 'tis all around thee.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Britannia is this land thou helps make better.
SAY Britannia? Why, 'tis the name that thanks thee daily for thy kindness.
SAY How could thou not know of the lands made more prosperous by thy deeds?
ENDDO
ENDIF
ENDIF
ON=*Buccaneer's Den*
ON=Bucs Den*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Buccaneer's Den? Why, 'tis nothing more than a hiding place for pirates!
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help.
SAY I would not live in Buccaneer's Den if I were thee, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, for it is home to the most vile men and women to sail the seas.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY 'Tis where the scum of the realm go to lick their wounds.
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY I ain't good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Britain*
ON=capital*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Britain is the capital of all Britannia, land of Lord British.
SAY Lord British, sovereign of all Britannia, resides in Britain.
SAY Britain is home to Lord British, himself. 'Tis the capital of Britannia.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way around.
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help.
SAY I ain't so good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Cove*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Cove? Thou shouldst find it North and East of Britain.
SAY Cove is not much of a city. 'Tis more of a village, to be truthful.
SAY Just Northeast of Britain is Cove.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help.
SAY I ain't good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Jhelom*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Jhelom is an outpost for mercenaries and sellswords.
SAY Jhelom? 'Tis a town of sword arms looking for work. Thou canst find it off the southwestern coast of mainland Britannia.
SAY Some say Jhelom is as rough as Buccaneer's Den, with half the scoundrels and twice the bruises.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help thee.
SAY I just ain't good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Magincia*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Quite a lovely place, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>. And shouldst thou doubt my word, just ask someone who resides there.
SAY Magincia? 'Tis a city of arrogance and pride, I think.
SAY Magincia is a city spanning nearly an entire island, outside of Britanny Bay.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help thee.
SAY I ain't good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Minoc*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Minoc is a mining town now.
SAY Minoc? Why it was once home to the best artisans in the realm, but now that rich deposits of precious metals have been discovered in the mountains, 'tis full of miners.
SAY Minoc lies on the northern coast of the mainland, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help thee.
SAY I ain't good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Moonglow*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Magic -- that's what one can find in Moonglow.
SAY Moonglow is nothing more than one large school for mages.
SAY If thou dost wish to study magic, thou shouldst visit the isle of Moonglow.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help.
SAY I just ain't good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Serpent's Hold*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Serpent's Hold is where the best knights are trained. 'Tis located in the Cape of Heroes, off the southeastern edge of the mainland.
SAY Serpent's Hold is the fortification Lord British granted to his loyal knights, those of the Order of the Silver Serpent.
SAY Serpent's Hold? Art thou interested in becoming a member of Lord British's royal order of Knights -- the Order of the Silver Serpent? If such is true, then thou shouldst go to Serpent's Hold.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, I can't help thee much.
SAY I ain't so good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Skara Brae*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Skara Brae is an island. Thou canst find it off the western coast of Britannia.
SAY The most skilled trackers in the land learn their craft on the island of Skara Brae.
SAY Many talented shipwrights live on Skara Brae, though the island is actually known for the many trackers who teach their skills there.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I can't help.
SAY I ain't that good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Trinsic*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Though Serpent's Hold may be home to valiant knights, and Jhelom home to skilled mercenaries, Trinsic is where one shouldst go to find the most honorable warriors of the realm.
SAY Though known as a haven for men and women of honor who wish to hone their martial skills, Trinsic also supports a large guild of architects and engineers.
SAY Trinsic? Why, thou couldst find thy way there by merely following the south road from Britain.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou ain't knowin', <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I cain't help.
SAY I'm not real good with directions, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Vesper*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Vesper? 'Tis a city in northeastern Britannia. Ore from the mines of Minoc are sent down river to be unloaded in Vesper.
SAY Much of the crafts forged in Minoc find their way to Vesper by way of the river, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY Some claim Vesper is merely an extension of Minoc, calling it nothing more than a large marketplace for artisans to sell their wares.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou don't know, I ain't gonna help thee much.
SAY I'm not so good with directions.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Yew*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Yew is a small, peaceful community of farmers in northwestern Britannia.
SAY The High Court of Britannia is in Yew. 'Tis there that important cases that concern all of Britannia are decided, many of which are determined by Lord British, himself.
SAY They say farmers and criminals are all who go to Yew, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, save for those hoping to visit one of the two.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou'rt lost, I can't help thee.
SAY I ain't so good with directions, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Britanny Bay*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY 'Tis the bay that touches the city of Britain.
SAY Britanny Bay is the body of water on the edge of Britannia's capital.
SAY Britanny Bay? Why, 'tis the waters that border the ports of Britain.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou'rt lost, I can't help thee.
SAY I ain't so good with directions, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Order of the Silver Serpent*
ON=Knights*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY 'Tis the order of knights who served Lord British in the battle against Lord Robere.
SAY When Lord Robere challenged Lord British for his share of the realm, Lord British's faithful knights defended the kingdom.
SAY Only the bravest knights belong to the Order of the Silver Serpent. 'Twas they who defeated the forces of Lord Robere.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou'rt lost, I can't help thee.
SAY I ain't so good with directions, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Robere*
ON=Lord Robere*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 4
SAY History claims that Lord Robere was once an honorable man. But he was overcome with greed and sought to take the entire realm by force.
SAY Years ago, Lord Robere made claims to the lands under Lord British's domain. Were it not for the stout knights in the Order of the Silver Serpent, Lord Robere could very well have conquered the entire realm.
SAY Though a kind and generous man in his youth, Lord Robere thirsted for power in his later years, so legends say.
SAY Had not the Order of the Silver Serpent been ready to fight for Lord British, this very land could have belonged to the ambitious conqueror.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Find thy own way about.
SAY If thou'rt lost, I can't help thee.
SAY I ain't so good with directions, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Lord British*
ON=ruler*
ON=king*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
DORAND 3
SAY Love him like thine own brother, they say. Fine, say I, but must I be so unnkind to mine own flesh and blood?
SAY Yes, it seems Lord British doth possess a rare gift for leadership...and I wish he would give it back.
SAY Wert thou not so masterful, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, I would compare THEE to our illustrious ruler... but only a fool would confuse a fine <SRC.SEX man/soul> such as thee with Britannia'a royalty.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.FAME.ANONYMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Hmmm... yes, Lord British. That's a difficult one....
SAY I care not for his empty promises or hollow beliefs, for they brought me nothing vain hope.
SAY Please accept mine apology, o' noble <SRC.SEX lord/lady>, but I care little about sharing mine opinions on Lord Britsh with thee.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Lord British governs as any intelligent ruler would -- from afar, safe in his castle.
SAY I do not think thou wouldst agree with mine opinion. Let us remain civil, shall we?
SAY My dear, departed mother taught me never to say ill words about another person. So I shan't.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY I have always find Lord British to be fair and just in his rule.
SAY From my liege I ask no more than a strong but gently, guiding hand. Thus far, Lord British has shown just that.
SAY Lord British governs as any wise ruler would -- with an even hand and a thoughtful eye.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.KINDLY> || <SRC.KARMA.GOODHEARTED> )
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
DORAND 3
SAY Though thou might never know such, Lord British has done much to make our land one of prosperity.
SAY Fear not, troubled soul. The worries that thou might have about our land will soon be made to vanish by Lord British.
SAY It may not be apparent to thee, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, but Lord British's guidance has made Britannia great.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.FAME.ANONYMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Lord British is a kind and generous ruler.
SAY I do not know of another who would rule as fairly in Lord British's stead.
SAY In truth, Lord British does his best to address any concerns we seem to have.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY As thou must surely know, <SRC.SEX milord/milady> <SRC.NAME>, Lord British is the reason our land has prospered so.
SAY I have little fear that all will be well in Britannia.
SAY As must be plainly apparent to thee, <SRC.SEX Milord/Milday>, Lord British's guidance has made Britannia great.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ENDIF
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
DORAND 3
SAY Aye, Lord British does the commanding in this realm. And we puppets are to jump when he so bids it.
SAY Dost thou wish for me merely to repeat what surely other sheep have said before me? Well and good then -- Lord British is the finest leige I have ever been privileged to grovel before.
SAY Now is not the time to talk about ruler, Good <SRC.SEX Sir/Lady>.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY Lord British has always a fair and just ruler over this land.
SAY I have no qualms about the way Lord British governs us.
SAY Lord Britsh has done nothing to hurt my work as a <JOB>.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY A wiser, kinder ruler I have not heard of.
SAY I think Lord British makes for a fine ruler.
SAY We have a fine ruler in Lord British.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELSE
IF ( <SRC.KARMA.WICKED> || <SRC.KARMA.BELLIGERANT> )
IF ( <SRC.FAME.INFAMOUS> || <SRC.FAME.OUTLAW> )
DORAND 3
SAY I'd like to see the bloody fool's head on a spit, I would.
SAY Dost thou want my opinion on Lord British? I find him a lout, I do. And I'd say it to him if I could.
SAY Thou wouldn't find me cryin' over 'is spilled blood.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <SRC.FAME.ANONYMOUS> )
DORAND 3
SAY Lord British? I suppose the taxes he takes to fill his coffers leave us enough to live on... almost.
SAY I hope Lord British is pleased with all he's done for Britannia. I'll say I ain't.
SAY I don't know what makes him feel so lordly. 'Less, 'tis his gift for collectin' gold to fill his coffers.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Lord British? Best we don't speak of him, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
SAY Thou wouldn't care for my opinion, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
SAY Nah, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, I ain't tellin' my feelings 'bout our liege. Best to be quiet 'bout them things.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ELIF ( <SRC.KARMA.NEUTRAL> )
DORAND 3
SAY Aye, now thou'rt speakin' of our king.
SAY Lord British? I like 'im.
SAY They say Lord British is fair and just. I got no argument with that.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Aye, Lord British works hard to make sure we're all happy.
SAY Lord British is our king. He's a good man, I say.
SAY Lord British? He's done right by Britannia, he has!
ENDDO
ENDIF
ENDIF
ON=*Weather*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
SAY Ah, the weather... 'Tis an interestin' thing, really. No matter what the season, no matter what enchantments are cast, our land is just about always blessed with clear and beautiful blue skies.
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
SAY Ah, the weather... Give it a minute and it'll change.
ELSE
SAY Ah, the weather... Who can understand such things?
ENDIF
ON=*concerns*
ON=troubles*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM>)
DORAND 3
SAY Various issues surface from time to time, such as taxation, invasion, protection form creatures of the wild.
SAY Any land experiences difficult times, but it takes a wise ruler to lead his people through them.
SAY Surely thou dost understand -- life cannot always be free of trouble.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Lotsa things annoy people, like taxation, invasion, and protection form creatures of the wild.
SAY Any land sees hard times, an' it takes a wise ruler to lead his people through 'em.
SAY Surely thou ain't understandin' -- life can't always be free of trouble.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*blackthorn*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY I've heard that Lord Blackthorn has written a couple of books describing his philosophies in-depth. If thou dost find these, I imagine thou wouldst be able to say better than I what Blackthorn is about.
SAY Lord Blackthorn and Lord British are still friends, or so I've heard. They just envision different futures for Britannia.
SAY Lord Blackthorn wishes the freedom of choice in ALL things extended to everyone. Some say that he'd even sees the Orcs and Lizardmen as equals to the humans in Britannia.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Blackthorn's written a book or two about himself. I haven't read them, myself, but I bet they say alot about the man.
SAY I hear that Blackthorn and Lord British still play chess together. Kinda odd, considering their differences, I think.
SAY Blackthorn believes in the freedom of choices. Even the WRONG choices that could lead to disaster.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY I think Blackthorn wrote a book or somethin'. I, uh, ain't had the time to read it though.
SAY Blackthorn an' British are still pals, I hear. Huh. Strange pair, that.
SAY I don't think either one of 'em's better than the other. Blackthorn an' British, I mean.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Shamino*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Lord Shamino? Ah, yes, Lord British's friend and ally, I believe.
SAY The name is familiar to me... ah, yes -- I believe he is the infrequent guest of Lord British.
SAY Not a name bandied about often, to be sure, kind <SRC.SEX sir/lady>. I suspect thou'rt refering to the oft-time companion of Lord British, himself.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY I am sorry, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, I do not recognize the name.
SAY Shamino? I beg thee pardon, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, but the words mean nothing to me.
SAY Shamino? Nay, <SRC.SEX kind sir/fair lady>, I cannot help thee.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Who?
SAY Where?
SAY What?
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Iolo*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Iolo? Ah, yes, Lord British's friend and ally, I believe.
SAY The name is familiar to me... ah, yes -- I believe he is the infrequent guest of Lord British.
SAY Not a name bandied about often, to be sure, kind <SRC.SEX sir/lady>. I suspect thou'rt refering to the oft-time companion of Lord British, himself.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY I am sorry, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, I do not recognize the name.
SAY Iolo? I beg thee pardon, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, but the words mean norhing to me.
SAY Iolo? Nay, <SRC.SEX kind sir/fair lady>, I cannot help thee?
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Who?
SAY Where?
SAY What?
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Dupre*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Dupre? Ah, yes, Lord British's friend and ally, I believe. If thou wert to search for him, I wouldst most recommend a tavern.
SAY The name is familiar to me... ah, yes -- I believe he is the infrequent guest of Lord British. Mayhaps thou wilt find him sampling the local spirits.
SAY Not a name bandied about often, to be sure, kind <SRC.SEX sir/lady>. I suspect thou'rt refering to the oft-time fighting companion of Lord British, himself.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY I am sorry, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, I do not recognize the name.
SAY Dupre? I beg thee pardon, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, but the words mean norhing to me.
SAY Dupre? Nay, <SRC.SEX kind sir/fair lady>, I cannot help thee?
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY Who?
SAY Where?
SAY What?
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*New Magincia*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY New Magincia? Is there something wrong with the original?
SAY Forgive me, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, but I think thou dost suffer the madness of the drink.
SAY I have not heard of such a place, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>. I suppose it could be a colony of Britannians who have settled in a new territory.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY New Magincia? Is there something wrong with the old one?
SAY Forgive me, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>, but I think thou'rt drunk.
SAY I ain't heard o' such a place, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>. I s'pose it could be a colony or somethin'.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*colony*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY I know not of any, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
SAY Rumors abound that Lord British wishes to send adventurous and resourceful individuals to settle unexplored areas.
SAY I know not of which thou doth speak, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY I ain't knowin' of none, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
SAY Rumor is that Lord British wants to send idiots to settle unexplored areas.
SAY I don't know what thou'rt speakin' 'bout, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*Virtue*
ON=virtues*
ON=shrines*
ON=truth*
ON=love*
ON=courage*
ON=spirituality*
ON=valor*
ON=honor*
ON=justice*
ON=sacrifice*
ON=honesty*
ON=humility*
ON=compassion*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY Shrines to the virtues are spread around our land. I've heard that they can even resurrect the dead.
SAY Shrines to the virtues are spread around our land. 'Tis rumored that they will resurrect thee, if thou dost manage to get thyself killed.
SAY The power of resurrection is supposedly contained within the shrines. I know not whether 'tis true or no.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY Rest and health can be found at the shrines.
SAY The shrines are rumored to have the power to resurrect the dead.
SAY Rest and health can be found at the shrines.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 2
SAY Shrines to the virtues are all 'round our land. They're mighty powerful, I've heard.
SAY Rest and health is found at the shrines. I heard they'll bring thee alive if thou'rt dead or some such non-sense.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*avatar*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 4
SAY Who?
SAY I'm sorry, I know not of whom thou doth speak.
SAY I have never heard of this tar person.
SAY I cannot help thee.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 4
SAY Who?
SAY Sorry, Never heard of 'im.
SAY I ain't never heard of this person.
SAY I can't help thee.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON= *moongates*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
DORAND 3
SAY The moongates? They are doors that will lead thee around Britannia. The destinations of the moongates change in accordance to the phases of the two moons.
SAY Thou shouldst learn to use the moongates if thou dost plan to travel far. Study the moons. The phases of the moons control the destinations of the moongates.
SAY If thou dost use the moongates, then thou might not end up where thou had planned, unless thou hast learned how to use them correctly. The phases of the two moons are the key, thou knowest.
ENDDO
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY The moongates? They are... doors to different parts of Britannia. Except the destinations of the doors change with the phases of the two moons.
SAY Thou shouldst learn to use the moongates if thou dost plan to travel far. The key is in the phases of the moons.
SAY If thou dost use the moongates to travel, then thou might not end up where thou had planned, unless thou hast learned how to use them correctly.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY The moongates? What are they for?
SAY They help travellers. I think.
SAY Them things are beyond me, <SRC.SEX m'lord/m'lady>.
ENDDO
ENDIF
ON=*moons*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> )
SAY Britannia's moons are called Trammel and Felucca. They control the destinations of the moongates.
ELIF ( <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
SAY Our moons are called Trammel and Felucca. They control the moongates.
ELSE
SAY The moons are called Trammel and Felucca. Everyone knows that.
ENDIF
ON=*other lands*
ON=other realms*
ON=many realms*
ON=many lands*
ON=other realm*
ON=one realm of many?*
IF ( <COMPLEXITY.HIGH> || <COMPLEXITY.MEDIUM> )
DORAND 3
SAY My apologies, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, but I know of no other than Britannia.
SAY <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, I do not understand. Realms other than Brittania? Surely thou dost make a jest.
SAY If thou'rt certain, <SRC.SEX milord/milady>, I will not question thee. But I have heard of no lands other than our fair Britannia.
ENDDO
ELSE
DORAND 3
SAY What's thou mean? There's only one land, and it's called Britannia.
SAY What other?
SAY There ain't no other!
ENDDO
ENDIF
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