Conversation: q_pass_conv

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PC replies
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Triggered by

Scripts referenced

ScriptSlotIn moduleNotes
q_pass_d1action
q_pass_d2action
q_pass_d3action
q_pass_c_actactive
q_pass_c_cdactive

Quest entries granted

QuestTagStep(s)
Pass the Passpass_pass1, 2

Custom tokens

These runtime tokens are filled by NWScript via SetCustomToken(N, text). The scripts listed set each token; the actual value depends on game state at runtime.

TokenSet by script(s)
<CUSTOM6395>q_pass_c_cd

Starting entries

Conversation flow

Each starting entry is expanded recursively. Repeated nodes (cycles, shared continuations) appear inline as ↩ link backrefs to the first occurrence.

entry #2 (if q_pass_c_act)
*Baldor waves you up the road.* You've taken my coin already -- the wagons are rolling! Get up the pass and see them down safe to Wilrun at the eastern waystation. I'll not pay twice for the one run.
reply #6
On my way, Baldor.
entry #1 (if q_pass_c_cd)
*Baldor tips his hat.* You've already earned your pay off me today, friend, and my next train's not loaded yet. Come back tomorrow -- about <CUSTOM6395>[q_pass_c_cd] from now -- and I'll have another run over the pass for you.
reply #5
Understood. Until tomorrow, then.
entry #0
*A weather-beaten caravan-master leans on a laden mule, eyeing the peaks.* Well met, traveller! Baldor's the name, and these wagons are bound over the High Pass -- if the goblins and worse don't have them first. I'll pay good coin to any sword who'll see us across to the eastern waystation, and you name the risk yourself: the bolder the road we take, the fatter the purse at the far end. What'll it be?
reply #0 q_pass_d1
An easy run, and easy pay. (Easy -- a goblin rabble.)
entry #3
*Baldor claps you on the shoulder.* Done! The wagons are yours to guard. Take the east road up over the pass -- and keep your blade loose, for they always hit us somewhere on the high ground. Wilrun the Quartermaster keeps the tally at the waystation on the far side. Off you go!
reply #4
The wagons are as good as delivered. I'll get moving.
reply #1 q_pass_d2
A fair road for a fair wage. (Normal -- goblin soldiers.)
entry #3 “*Baldor claps you on the shoulder.* Done! The wagons are yours to guard. Take th…”
reply #2 q_pass_d3
The worst the mountain has -- and the best coin. (Hard -- a stone-giant may come.)
entry #3 “*Baldor claps you on the shoulder.* Done! The wagons are yours to guard. Take th…”
reply #3
Not today, caravan-master.

NPC lines (entries) — flat index

entry #0
*A weather-beaten caravan-master leans on a laden mule, eyeing the peaks.* Well met, traveller! Baldor's the name, and these wagons are bound over the High Pass -- if the goblins and worse don't have them first. I'll pay good coin to any sword who'll see us across to the eastern waystation, and you name the risk yourself: the bolder the road we take, the fatter the purse at the far end. What'll it be?
entry #1
*Baldor tips his hat.* You've already earned your pay off me today, friend, and my next train's not loaded yet. Come back tomorrow -- about <CUSTOM6395>[q_pass_c_cd] from now -- and I'll have another run over the pass for you.
entry #2
*Baldor waves you up the road.* You've taken my coin already -- the wagons are rolling! Get up the pass and see them down safe to Wilrun at the eastern waystation. I'll not pay twice for the one run.
entry #3
*Baldor claps you on the shoulder.* Done! The wagons are yours to guard. Take the east road up over the pass -- and keep your blade loose, for they always hit us somewhere on the high ground. Wilrun the Quartermaster keeps the tally at the waystation on the far side. Off you go!

PC replies — flat index

reply #0 q_pass_d1
An easy run, and easy pay. (Easy -- a goblin rabble.)
reply #1 q_pass_d2
A fair road for a fair wage. (Normal -- goblin soldiers.)
reply #2 q_pass_d3
The worst the mountain has -- and the best coin. (Hard -- a stone-giant may come.)
reply #3
Not today, caravan-master.
reply #4
The wagons are as good as delivered. I'll get moving.
reply #5
Understood. Until tomorrow, then.
reply #6
On my way, Baldor.