Farrow on Dannig on Aldur
Farrow: Lord Dannig?
Dannig: Just ‘Dannig’, if you will. I’m no knight. Far from it.
Farrow: Right. I must enquire… On our adventures, I learned a thing or two about a man named ‘Aldur’.
Dannig: Oh you have, have you? Aldur was very important to our history and people, but not really a figure known at all here on Wraeclast. How curious you should learn of him…
Farrow: Did he {really} invent runesmithing as we know it?
Dannig: He certainly did. There is no doubt that we owe everything to him and the original Runefathers. Without them, we wouldn’t be where we are today.
Farrow: And I suppose this would have all happened… in the considerable past?
Dannig: Of course. Aldur existed long before Ezomytes even breathed their first breath.
Farrow: That’s… astonishing.
Warrior: It seems you two are getting along quite perfectly.
Witch: Oh no. Now there’s two of you.
Sorceress: It seems there’s much you can learn from one another.
Ranger: I can’t decide which of you seems more enthused by this boring conversation.
Huntress: Well don’t you two make a fine pair o’ runesmiths?
Mercenary: Must be nice havin’ someone else to talk to about all this rune {stuff}.
Monk: Always a welcome sight, to see two like-minded people coming together.
Druid: Pleased to see you lads gettin’ along.
Duelist: [DNT]
Shadow: [DNT]
Templar: [DNT]
Marauder: [DNT]