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"Maegar" snorts in derision. "For some reason, I knew that you wouldn't have the resolve to just send them awa
"Maegar" sniffs disdainfully. "Slaves can hardly be blamed for intemperance, when their master indulges their
"Maegar" shrugs. "Your domain — your loss."
"Maegar" shakes his head. "Why? Why bother speaking of what's irrevocably gone? Fine, then. Ask your questions
"Maegar" rolls his eyes, but he refrains from commenting.
"Maegar" raises an eyebrow. "An odd proposal. What else do you need to know?"
"Maegar" ponders it a moment. "I hadn't considered it much — I've as much interest in that as anything else re
"Maegar" nods impatiently. "Wonderful."
"Maegar" looks somber and triumphant. "I greet you, Your Highness. And I've something to tell you."
"Maegar" looks around the hall, then turns back to you. "I watch. I learn. There is much I must comprehend of
"Maegar" looks annoyed. "The vices and self-confidence of the lower races never ceases to amaze me. A messenge
"Maegar" leans in, as though suspecting someone may be eavesdropping. "I must play the role of your subject. D
"Maegar" just hums in response.
"Maegar" greets you with a watchful gaze, sniffing the air around you, as if trying to detect some smell. "I k
"Maegar" greets you with a watchful gaze, sniffing the air around you, as if trying to detect some smell. "I k
"Maegar" gives you a wolfish smile. "Why should I? I am absolutely safe in this castle, right until I restore
"Maegar" curves his lips in a smug grin. "That's the first good news I've heard for a long, long time. Not eve
"Maegar" can't restrain a scoff of contempt. "Such pathetic reading. Your chroniclers can barely string two wo
"Maegar" bows to you with grim satisfaction. "I will tell the necromancer of your decision. The might and powe
"Maegar's diplomacy may yet play into your plans. If he convinces our neighbor that we're friends, they'll dro
"Maegar, why should we interfere? We came to battle cyclopes. The infighting of villagers is none of our conce
"Maegar, we won't be able to persuade the centaurs. I'm sorry, but we have to kill them."
"Maegar, we simply can't agree to that."
"Maegar, we simply can't agree to that."
"Maegar, we should get rid of the centaurs and the cultists too. They are both enemies to Varnhold."
"Maegar, we don't need to fight Aecora's tribe. They want peace for this land just as we do."
"Maegar, wait! I have other evidence!"
"Maegar, wait! I have other evidence!"
"Maegar, the centaurs stand between us and a threat to Varnhold. They must stand down or die!"
"Maegar, please, don't be rash. This is your barony, and your responsibility. That means you can't afford to s
"Maegar, Maegar! Of course they're spies! You refused the spy in plain sight – congratulations, well done. Now
"Maegar, I know you don't want to, but we'd best clear the whole village, just in case. Who knows – maybe all
"Maegar, I have an extreme suggestion. Why don't we get rid Old Stump of both the centaurs and the cultists?"
"Maegar Varn?"
"Maegar Varn?"
"Maegar Varn was the ruler of these lands! Your master stole something that didn't belong to him!"
"Maegar Varn was the ruler of these lands! Your master stole something that didn't belong to him!"
"Maegar Varn must be preparing a final stand at Varnhold. The city is in dire plight. — An army led by Vordaka
"Maegar Varn is third or fourth son in the family, so he couldn't claim his father's inheritance. Looks like h
"Maegar Varn and his people will fight for you as they'd fight for their own lives."
"Maegar Varn and his people will fight for you as they'd fight for their own lives."
"Maegar is right. We must claim our rights at once, or we'll never climb out from under Restov's boot."
"Madness, mortal. Darkness and madness are the monster's sword and shield, its food and the material that its
"Madness, mortal. Darkness and madness are the monster's sword and shield, its food and the material that its
"Madness, is what! These dead cyclopes came out of nowhere and attacked indiscriminately, then Vordakai himsel
"Madla Stasek! She believed these lies about a disease, too, and she went to you in hopes of finding a cure! W
"M-m-m? So you have vast experience — and not just on the battlefield?" Octavia casts a quick glance at your f
"Lying scum! Everyone, to arms! Rush him!"
"Lying does not befit a ruler, Your Grace."
"Lying does not befit a ruler, Your Grace."
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