Dialogue[]
| “ | Clan warriors on patrol duty report a fell development. Berenstead's outer walls, a <bulwark against foes/shield against enemies> since the <tribe's founding/kingdom's glory days>, have begun to <crack/show early signs of deterioration>, and give off <an almost flowery smell/the smell of rotting fruit>. Workers expert in the ways of stone say they can't name the source of the damage. "<Whatever it is, it's only going to worsen./It's as if the walls themselves have given up and wish to die.>" | ” |
— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out | ||
Consequences[]
At start of event, mood falls.
If you call on Elmal, god of shields, a successful sacrifice will have him fill the gaps with liquid metal from his shield that solidifies quickly; mood improves at cost of chosen sacrifice.
If you call on spirits and tax them, spirits enter the walls and restore them. People may say that this wouldn't have happened without Dresta's participation; mood improves at cost of Clan Magic.
Advice[]
- "As king, I demand strong walls." - Iverlantho
- "Placing me on the clan ring strengthened our spirit magic." - Dresta
- "My presence on the ring will aid us in a spirit calling." - Shaman
- "My status as a ring member increases our chances of reaching Elmal." - Elmal devotee
- "In all my travels, I never saw anything like the walls of Berenstead." - Agimori Adoptee
- "We need to maintain Beren's wall." - Returner
- "They overestimate the extent of the damage."
- "Our craft goods production will drop if we divert labor to fix the walls."
- "Beren told the dwarves, "Build this wall." When they refused he said, "You do not understand your position here."
- "Growing up here, I thought the wall would last forever."
- "Even a thing as simple as a wall will shortly be a thing of the past."
- "What Beren built, we must rebuild."
- "I can bolster an Elmal rite."
- "People just want someone to blame."
- "Blame the <Feuding Clan>. That always works."
- "Chaos did this. We must undo it."
- "Our Elmal temple is strong. We can afford to draw extra power from it."
- "I have nothing to add."