Dialogue for Guard (Mountain Camp)
Contents
- 1 Guard at entrance to Mountain Camp
- 1.1 Talking to Guard
- 1.2 Climbing over the rocks (before Mountain Daughter quest)
- 1.3 Talking to Guard (before Mountain Daughter quest, after climbing rope to the North)
- 1.4 Talking to Guard (during Mountain Daughter Quest)
- 1.5 Climbing over the rocks (during Mountain Daughter Quest)
- 1.6 Climbing West over the rocks (during Mountain Daughter Quest)
- 1.7 Climbing over the rocks
- 2 Guard in the Mountain Camp
Guard at entrance to Mountain Camp[edit | edit source]
Talking to Guard[edit | edit source]
- Guard: You may pass freely.
- Player: Thanks... and try to lighten up a bit, alright?
- Guard: Don't press your luck, outerlander.
Climbing over the rocks (before Mountain Daughter quest)[edit | edit source]
- Guard: You stay right there, outerlander.
- Player: Don't worry, I'm not an outerlander, I am [Fremmenik name], a Fremmenik!
- Guard: I said stay there, outerlander! You are not welcome in our camp.
Talking to Guard (before Mountain Daughter quest, after climbing rope to the North)[edit | edit source]
Guard: Hey, how did you get here?
Talking to Guard (during Mountain Daughter Quest)[edit | edit source]
Player: Can you come and help me? The chieftain's daughter -
Guard: No, outerlander, I'm guarding this mountain pass from trolls and inquisitive people like you.
Player: Doesn't look like you were very successful in the last regard.
Guard: If the chieftain would let me, I would correct that oversight.
Climbing over the rocks (during Mountain Daughter Quest)[edit | edit source]
Guard: I suppose I might as well let you pass now, since I can't seem to stop you anyway. Guard: Just remember that I'm watching you.
Climbing West over the rocks (during Mountain Daughter Quest)[edit | edit source]
Guard: Go, outerlander, and do not hurry back.
Climbing over the rocks[edit | edit source]
- Guard: You may pass freely, outerlander.
Guard in the Mountain Camp[edit | edit source]
- Guard: Feel free to come in and see the highlight of our culture, outerlander.