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• Ms. Jeeves needs a hardworking sort, used to large groups and sticky situations.
• Waiting Sorrow was the missing Voice? But that would make her as ancient as Isgarren...
• This will replace the appearance of one chest armor of any weight class and unlock the skin in your account wardrobe. This chest skin has no stats of its own.
• Isgarren broke rules to ascend you when you were suffering. You're not just a wizard, you're...a fable to the bearkin.
• Second Dive: Cold Feet (Weekly)
• As a species, they seem to possess some type of magic.
• The opportunity we have today is... Oh ho ho, remarkable. Centuries of untouched relics beneath our feet.
• Tornado
• I'm actually here about a...fundraising opportunity.
• Kralkatorrik.
• Specifically, the purloining of the pecuniary property of one Captain Evon Gnashblade.
• What I wouldn't give to spend just one night back in my homestead right now.
• The seasons have been kind to me. And we have you and Aurene to thank for this time of peace.
• I'll pass.
• Hmm. Curious, these findings are. The animals remain themselves, but they are enraged...inconsolable.
• Don't ask me why, but you'll find a good share of specialized infusions for water exploration. Plus, if you find yourself overstocked on keys or infusions, I've got a supply of wares to trade.
• You found something. Good job!
• You must own the Triumphant Masque skin before you can purchase this armor.
• It tests the will of its user, judges their intent.
• Earned a Silver Medal in the Harvest Shore Salmon Run
• You must own the Hero's Warhorn skin before you can purchase this weapon.
• Don't worry, you're safe now.
• That...didn't go as planned.
• Good-bye.
• If you would permit me, sir. I have a proposition...?
• Still not impressed?
• My core is restored...
• I wish I knew more. I... Between us, Wayfinder, all conversation about her turns Isgarren more conspiratorial than usual.
• Fall out of the sky, it might! There are no supports. I'd prefer a great distance between myself and their homestead.
• Harvest
• You must own the Hero's Sword skin before you can purchase this weapon.
• Many, many bodies are buried here in the bog. The bearkin always assumed some great tragedy happened. But she...
• You must have the Obsidian Pistol skin unlocked to purchase this item.
• Dapper Suit Package
• Return to Season 3
• Find and open a sunken chest at the end of the Siren's Reef fractal.
• They might be good for making a stuffed animal. This item has no value outside of its collection.
• Murderous Reinforcements
• Yeah, no scratches.
• Find and open the sunken chest in Frostgorge Sound.
• Given the potential dangers, Mabon and Isgarren held strict watch over the region.
• Casually Inspect
• Magical Cape
• The storm roars on the horizon. Collect yourselves.
• The audience is going wild!
• And BARBED VALE clinches another victory!
• Decaying Stump
• Free as many as you can!
• Chapter Seven: The Titans While the Priory has been working with the charr legions to restore several documents that long predate the peace agreements, we've found some glaring gaps in our knowledge about charr culture following the slaying of the titans and Vizier Khilbron. We do know that the charr were rattled as a people as they witnessed their "gods" being destroyed, but our understanding of the ripple effects that moment had on larger charr society is a fascinating void of knowledge. We've found some references to that period labeled as "the charr disassociation." It's easy to draw a line between that revelation and the culture of charr today, who are largely empathetic and eager to participate in global dialogue while other subfactions still lean on those archaic ways. We know that the charr very quickly revolted against the shamans that demolished their society, and the titans served as that catalyst. Enough tensions were in place, though, that the catalyst was well timed in its eruption. Devastating for their spirituality—but modern charr leaders would argue that it was inevitable and critical in helping them find their footing post-Foefire. In order to understand why the charr experienced such a significant transition, we must understand the catalyst: the titans. While we now know that they moved on Khilbron's order, we've gathered little detail about the species themselves (if I can call a creation a species). Through our research, we've uncovered one of the first instances of interaction between a titan and a charr. Caesetia Flamecaller, a young cub from the Flame Legion, heard a low whisper in the forest. The voice said menacing things that frightened the cub, so she immediately headed home to inform her warband's leaders. Being female, her warning was ignored, but when she heard that whisper a second time—and then a third—she brought her brother into the woods to listen to it. Crispus, the boy, ran to their sire, and the warband was dispatched immediately. We believe Crispus became a shaman. Caesetia would eventually join Kalla Scorchrazor. *Addendum on the "charr disassociation": This may refer to the full period from the titans' arrival until just after their slaying, which is preferred by some charr archivists and researchers, given the species' rich history predating the titan interference.*
• Oh, outlander! Um, or Wayfinder? Could I borrow you for a moment? I just want to ask a couple of questions.