Dialogue[]
| “ | Traders from the Forosilvuli kingdom seek to exchange silver rings for preservative herbs. The trade earns you wealth equivalent to <Number> cows. They are clearly the people the Star Captain Arzfanits told you would be coming to Berenstead. He wanted you to ask them to pay homage to the sun. What do you say to them?
|
” |
— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out | ||
Consequences[]
You immediately receive a small number of cows worth of goods.
If you say, "If you pay homage to the sun, we will gift you." They may agree, asking what a little sunburn can do?
If you say: "To save the world, we must all band together," they may admit they are beset by the Undead Army and, though it may make them uncomfortable, agree to strengthen you against the rest of the Chaos horde so that it will not be able to reinforce their foes. If so, Mood improves. If Beren and Redalda's blessing is dealing with outsiders, you also gain +1 Magic.
If you tell them: "You fight the undead, which fears solar light," they may concede the point and agree to take part in the ceremony. They will then depart with martial fervor in their eyes. Mood will improve.
If you tell them: "A stupid stranger said we should ask you to bow before the sun" mood will improve, and he will point out "it was wise of you to not ask."
Advice[]
- "All should bow before the sun." - Iverlantho
- "If the sun dies, so do they. Our resolve must span boundaries." - Reda/Diplomat
- "Make it simple. Offer a gift." - Hanth
- "Inducements prove surprisingly persuasive." - Bargainer
- "We can prove that Orlanth befriended the True Sun, Elmal." - Orlanth devotee
- "Mockery is underrated." - Eurmal trickster
- "Old enmities must be forgotten with Chaos on the march." - Chaos-hating ring member
- "Talk is cheap and so am I."
- "The doom of the world has changed many a mind."
- "The undead came out in force when the sun's says dimmed."
- "The people will stand with us if we join in mocking the Star Captain."
- "The people will blame us if we lose the Star Captain's boon."