"You're only half right. Sure, you can't place your trust in Torag... but you can't trust any of the others, e
- "You're wrong, . It's not just any statue. It's a symbol. Faith feeds the gods, just like food nourishes our m
- You throw a glance towards Ekun, expecting him to stand up for Torag, but the ranger just shrugs instead. "No
- Harrim opens his mouth to object, but apparently can't find any good arguments. Finally, he gives up on you. "
- "You're blind. How could this statue possibly be destroyed, if Torag was protecting this place? How could dwar
- "No, , no... You do not know of what you speak! I fear for your soul. What if your faithless words result in y
- "'Never abandons,' ? Never abandons?! You only think that because he has not abandoned you yet!"
- "Also, how can the dwarves put their trust in you, you traitor god? How can you protect your people if you're
- "It was just an old statue. What Torag has to do with it?"
- "The statue was ancient, and easy to break. Don't try to see hidden signs where there aren't any."
- "You're only half right. Sure, you can't place your trust in Torag... but you can't trust any of the others, e
- "Torag never abandons his children. They left this place, and he followed."
- [Leave] "Stop whining. Let's go, we still have a lot to do."
- "You confuse the reason with the consequence. Torag's worshippers left this place. Their faith doesn't empower
