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* "She is a true craftsman, not because she can make glorious weapons or armor, no, she knows when to stop trying. That takes heart to know it is better to give up a project then keep trying to fix what can't be fixed. She has my utmost respect for this." - [[Gerald Werner|Jarl Warborn]] | * "She is a true craftsman, not because she can make glorious weapons or armor, no, she knows when to stop trying. That takes heart to know it is better to give up a project then keep trying to fix what can't be fixed. She has my utmost respect for this." - [[Gerald Werner|Jarl Warborn]] | ||
| + | Conversation with the White Stag: | ||
Orla moves to the White Stag and offers it gnosis berries after taking second in the Hunt. "Thank you for the reminder that I am still a wolf, even with the loss of my eye." | Orla moves to the White Stag and offers it gnosis berries after taking second in the Hunt. "Thank you for the reminder that I am still a wolf, even with the loss of my eye." | ||
Stag nods to her, "You outperformed those that would assume themselves better. Be it because they underestimated you, or because you trained hard to compensate." | Stag nods to her, "You outperformed those that would assume themselves better. Be it because they underestimated you, or because you trained hard to compensate." | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 11 August 2021
- “She who works with her hands is a laborer. She who works with her hands and her head is a craftsman. She who works with her hands and her head and her heart is an artist.” - Orla
- "She is a true craftsman, not because she can make glorious weapons or armor, no, she knows when to stop trying. That takes heart to know it is better to give up a project then keep trying to fix what can't be fixed. She has my utmost respect for this." - Jarl Warborn
Conversation with the White Stag: Orla moves to the White Stag and offers it gnosis berries after taking second in the Hunt. "Thank you for the reminder that I am still a wolf, even with the loss of my eye." Stag nods to her, "You outperformed those that would assume themselves better. Be it because they underestimated you, or because you trained hard to compensate."
