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• Yes, sir. Just watch this!
• That's one for the chow hall. Get going, you reprobate.
• Understood, sir!
• Excellent. I'll see you on the other side of the ruins.
• We'll be there.
• I've heard good things about you, Legionnaire. Let's see what you can do.
• Excuse me, ma'am, but I don't recognize you. What's your name and rank?
• Shoot a beam at your target that does more damage if they are further away.
• Not bad, but you need to keep your head in the game. Focus!
• Tahlkora's Leggings
• Tribune Torga Desertgrave, commanding officer of the Ash Legion assigned to Ascalon. Good to meet you.
• I'm the mightiest of the mighty. (laugh) What do you think? Could you make a liar out of me?
• Very impressive. Combine your technology with Ash Legion's cunning, and we could do some real damage.
• Thank you, boss. Ash is a valuable ally, and I'd be proud to work with your troops.
• Probably best not to waste your valuable time.
• Thank you, Tribune. I'm glad you're impressed.
• Ascalonian Catacombs (Crypt)
• Had to butt in, did you?
• Thank you, Tribune.
• Absolutely. Look at the terrain and the choke points, and set your warband where they'll be at their best.
• Iron brings innovation; Ash brings information. Based on this test, I'd be very interested in a joint project.
• I'll keep that in mind, ma'am. My tribune will know more.
• Go get 'em! We'll wait here and root you on.
• For the glory of Iron Legion!
• I've never seen a weapon like that. Very impressive.
• Annja
• Baeger
• Somke
• Effja
• I had none. Now I have less. I'll make sure they pay for this.
• Mhenlo's Leggings
• I won't, but it saddens me how far they've fallen from the true Spirits of the Wild.
• Look at that craftsmanship. She's as great a sculptor as she was an arena fighter.
• She has an amazing talent...but she seems so lonely. Where are all her friends?
• As long as she sculpts me to look as good as I do in real life, I don't really care.
• Raven's beak, that is one bad statue.
• What are you talking about? It's incredible. The carving is flawless.
• I'm not questioning her skill, just her choice of subjects. That oaf doesn't deserve a monument.
• Art is tricky. You have to stop and think to appreciate it. The subject of a piece doesn't matter, so long as it's a good representation. Does that make sense?
• Like a beautiful song about an ugly dog.
• No. I can "represent" what dolyaks leave behind on the trail, but it's still scat.
• I don't really care. I may not know art, but I know what I like.
• Well said! It's spiritual: Raven gives us clarity of mind to know the good, and Bear gives us brute strength to smash the awful!
• Ha! There are plenty of norn artists, but I think you're the first norn art critic.
• You're missing the point. Art elevates both subject and audience. I swear, the next time someone whines about subject and not craftsmanship, I'll brain them with a tree branch!
• Right. That's a very elevated attitude you've got there, professor.
• Eir's sculptures are wonderful, but I wish she was still adventuring. The dragons are still out there. I wonder what she's waiting for.
• Maybe it's a clever ploy. She could be biding her time for a big comeback.
• Eir's done great things. She'll do more when she's ready.
• You may be right. Or maybe she's looking for the right adventuring companion. Wouldn't that be something!