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Scripts referenced

ScriptSlotIn moduleNotes
q_frog_winaction✓
q_frog_loseaction✓
openstore041action✓
q_frog_startaction✓
q_frog_cdcactive✓
q_frog_rulecactive✓
q_frog_pick1action✓
q_frog_wincactive✓
q_frog_pick2action✓
q_frog_pick3action✓
q_frog_pick4action✓
q_frog_pick5action✓

Quest entries granted

QuestTagStep(s)
The Last Drop at Frogmorton Innfrogmorton_ale1, 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)
<CUSTOM6330>q_frog_rulec
<CUSTOM6331>q_frog_cdc

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 #0
Welcome to my shop. Would you like to see my wares?
reply #0 → openstore041
Yes. I'd like to see what you have for sale.
reply #2 → q_frog_start
The whole common room's at war over some barrel. What's all that about?
entry #1 (if q_frog_cdc)
Heh -- you already played judge today, and the room's only just quieted down. The custom of the cask allows one judgment a day, and no appeals. Come back in <CUSTOM6331>[q_frog_cdc] or so, and there'll be fresh arguing for you.
reply #3
Fair enough. Tomorrow, then.
entry #2 (if q_frog_rulec)
Aye -- the last drop of the Frogmorton harvest cask. The Floating Log's own autumn brew, and the last barrel of it anywhere, now the brewer's gone. Five of them out there, each certain the final drop is theirs by right. Me, I judge it by the old custom of the cask, and the custom this month runs: '<CUSTOM6330>[q_frog_rulec]'. Have a word with the claimants if you like -- then tell me, who gets the last drop?
reply #9
Remind me -- who's claiming it?
entry #3
There's Marigold Bunce, the brewer's widow; Poppy Thistlewool, who paid coin for the barrel; Hob Broadbelt, who tapped it and drank first; Ned Puddifoot, who carted it here from Frogmorton; and Daisy Goodbody, who won some wager over it at darts. All five underfoot, all five thirsty, and only one drop of ale between them.
reply #11
I'm ready to name the drinker.
↩ entry #2 “Aye -- the last drop of the Frogmorton harvest cask. The Floating Log's own autu…” (if q_frog_rulec)
reply #12
I'll go hear them out.
reply #4 → q_frog_pick1
Marigold Bunce -- she stirred the mash for that brew.
entry #4 → q_frog_win (if q_frog_winc)
*Rigrin holds the mug up to the light, weighs the room for a long moment, and pours the last drop exactly where you said* ...Right you are, by the custom! There -- settled, and not a chair thrown. Here's a bit of coin from the pool for the judging, and a pint of my own brewing besides. Mind yourself -- it's got a kick to it.
reply #13
A pleasure keeping the peace.
entry #5 → q_frog_lose
*Rigrin sucks his teeth* No... no, that's not where the custom points this month, and now the whole room knows it. *the arguing redoubles behind you* Ah well -- the drop keeps another day, but you've had your judging. Come back tomorrow: the custom turns with the month, and the argument never stops.
reply #14
I'll study up on cask law.
reply #5 → q_frog_pick2
Poppy Thistlewool -- her coin bought the cask.
↩ entry #4 “*Rigrin holds the mug up to the light, weighs the room for a long moment, and po…” (if q_frog_winc)
↩ entry #5 “*Rigrin sucks his teeth* No... no, that's not where the custom points this month…”
reply #6 → q_frog_pick3
Hob Broadbelt -- he tapped the cask and supped first.
↩ entry #4 “*Rigrin holds the mug up to the light, weighs the room for a long moment, and po…” (if q_frog_winc)
↩ entry #5 “*Rigrin sucks his teeth* No... no, that's not where the custom points this month…”
reply #7 → q_frog_pick4
Ned Puddifoot -- he bore the barrel here from Frogmorton.
↩ entry #4 “*Rigrin holds the mug up to the light, weighs the room for a long moment, and po…” (if q_frog_winc)
↩ entry #5 “*Rigrin sucks his teeth* No... no, that's not where the custom points this month…”
reply #8 → q_frog_pick5
Daisy Goodbody -- she won it fair at darts.
↩ entry #4 “*Rigrin holds the mug up to the light, weighs the room for a long moment, and po…” (if q_frog_winc)
↩ entry #5 “*Rigrin sucks his teeth* No... no, that's not where the custom points this month…”
reply #10
Let me have a word with the claimants first.
reply #1
No, thanks.

NPC lines (entries) — flat index

entry #0
Welcome to my shop. Would you like to see my wares?
entry #1
Heh -- you already played judge today, and the room's only just quieted down. The custom of the cask allows one judgment a day, and no appeals. Come back in <CUSTOM6331>[q_frog_cdc] or so, and there'll be fresh arguing for you.
entry #2
Aye -- the last drop of the Frogmorton harvest cask. The Floating Log's own autumn brew, and the last barrel of it anywhere, now the brewer's gone. Five of them out there, each certain the final drop is theirs by right. Me, I judge it by the old custom of the cask, and the custom this month runs: '<CUSTOM6330>[q_frog_rulec]'. Have a word with the claimants if you like -- then tell me, who gets the last drop?
entry #3
There's Marigold Bunce, the brewer's widow; Poppy Thistlewool, who paid coin for the barrel; Hob Broadbelt, who tapped it and drank first; Ned Puddifoot, who carted it here from Frogmorton; and Daisy Goodbody, who won some wager over it at darts. All five underfoot, all five thirsty, and only one drop of ale between them.
entry #4 → q_frog_win
*Rigrin holds the mug up to the light, weighs the room for a long moment, and pours the last drop exactly where you said* ...Right you are, by the custom! There -- settled, and not a chair thrown. Here's a bit of coin from the pool for the judging, and a pint of my own brewing besides. Mind yourself -- it's got a kick to it.
entry #5 → q_frog_lose
*Rigrin sucks his teeth* No... no, that's not where the custom points this month, and now the whole room knows it. *the arguing redoubles behind you* Ah well -- the drop keeps another day, but you've had your judging. Come back tomorrow: the custom turns with the month, and the argument never stops.

PC replies — flat index

reply #0 → openstore041
Yes. I'd like to see what you have for sale.
reply #1
No, thanks.
reply #2 → q_frog_start
The whole common room's at war over some barrel. What's all that about?
reply #3
Fair enough. Tomorrow, then.
reply #4 → q_frog_pick1
Marigold Bunce -- she stirred the mash for that brew.
reply #5 → q_frog_pick2
Poppy Thistlewool -- her coin bought the cask.
reply #6 → q_frog_pick3
Hob Broadbelt -- he tapped the cask and supped first.
reply #7 → q_frog_pick4
Ned Puddifoot -- he bore the barrel here from Frogmorton.
reply #8 → q_frog_pick5
Daisy Goodbody -- she won it fair at darts.
reply #9
Remind me -- who's claiming it?
reply #10
Let me have a word with the claimants first.
reply #11
I'm ready to name the drinker.
reply #12
I'll go hear them out.
reply #13
A pleasure keeping the peace.
reply #14
I'll study up on cask law.