Farrow on Dannig on Middengard
Farrow: In a further tome I’ve studied… it mentioned Aldur’s death and how it deeply affected Middengard.
Dannig: It threw our people into disarray. Brothers in arms became brothers at war. It was a pitiful time.
Farrow: And the remaining Runefathers sought to fix that?
Dannig: Correct. It’s a tale that warms the hearts of all Kalguurans.
Farrow: One other thing… this tome seemed to imply that Verisium wasn’t as abundant as the Runefathers had thought.
Dannig: They stripped the land of all the Verisium they could find. That led to… some other unfavourable developments down the line.
Warrior: That sounds… ominous.
Witch: That’s awfully vague.
Sorceress: You are being vague with me. I do not like that.
Ranger: Ugh. Typical.
Huntress: That’s what happens when you mine the land for all it’s worth.
Mercenary: Wouldn’t be the first folk to make that mistake.
Monk: Rather short-sighted of them.
Druid: Whenever mankind delves too deep, it’s always nature which pays the price.
Duelist: [DNT]
Shadow: [DNT]
Templar: [DNT]
Marauder: [DNT]