"Barbarians, you say? If I remember their customs correctly..."
- "We paid him two gold. He wanted three, but we could only gather two... He told us anyway, though."
- "He couldn't have lied to us! He was honest, I could see it in his eyes. I know people good, I do!"
- The villager impatiently awaits your reply.
- "As for bandits, we're not afraid of them. They don't cross us because we don't have two coins to scrape toget
- "We'll still fell the tree and dig here, m'lord. Since we've already started, and all."
- "That bard was too generous. If it was me, I'd have thrown them in the debt-pen, but I would have managed ten
- The old oak bears no enchantment. This doesn't exclude the possibility that treasure is there, it may simply b
- "The bard lied to you; the treasure's not here. I know where it really is." [Point at a random location on the
- "These lands are mine or soon will be. Go ahead and fell the tree. I'll wait to see what's hidden beneath it."
- "I'll help you dig the gold up. We'll share the treasure."
- "Barbarians, you say? If I remember their customs correctly..."
- "Get out of my lands! I'll dig the gold up myself."
- [Detect Magic] "Maybe there's some enchantment beneath the tree..."
- "The truth is this bard lied to you."
- "Farewell then. Good luck in your search."
- "Why aren't you worried about wandering around these lands? It can be dangerous out here."
