Dialogue[]
| “ | One of your holy people, <Name>, has been studying the story tent, reaching a surprising conclusion. A particular panel dating from the Generation of Enemies shows Raven meeting with the <X>. We have always interpreted this to mean an alliance against your ancient enemies, the <Y>. But <Name> has spun on this and come to the conclusion that we submitted to a Raven trick in order to survive. The Sharp-Beaked Spirit convinced us to forget that the <X> committed much worse crimes against us than the forces of <Y>. Our ancestors should instead direct their just ire at the <X>.
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— Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind | ||
Consequences[]
It is quite difficult to convince <Name> that <he/she> is wrong or that <he/she> should not reveal <his/her> findings.
If <he/she> is allowed to awaken the ancestors, your ancestral enemy will be changed from the one you selected in clan creation.
Notes[]
It is possible to have Hendar attempt to reveal that your true ancestral enemies are the Rams during the final stages of Beren the Tall's event chain. It isn't known what happens if he succeeds at this.
Advice[]
- "Whoever we fight, Gamari will ride swiftly toward them." - Gamari worshiper
- "If this were meant to be known, we would know it." - Relandar worshiper/Lore expert
- "If we had really been at war with the <Y>s all along, those htreads in the corner would be red, not green."
- "We can't let this get out."
- "<Name> has no right to threaten our unity."
- "If we say yes, we'll learn the secrets of fighting <X>s."
- "This is a tough one."