Sky Scholar
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| Sky Scholar | |
|---|---|
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| Affiliation | Not specified |
| Type | Human |
| Profession | |
| Level(s) | 10 |
| Campaign | Nightfall |
The Sky Scholars are students at The Astralarium who study the heavens for signs and portents.
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[edit] Dialogue
- "A shadow has fallen across the constellations of Kourna and Vabbi."
- "I foresaw which secondary profession you would choose. But in the end, we each make our own destiny."
- "I sense a disturbance in the skies. A presence I have not felt since..."
- "Leave me.... It is all too troubling... too much to see...."
- "Let me see your palms. Ah, yes. I thought I saw the mark of the dwarf star upon you. Can you see it? Blood red..."
- "You have grown in power, [character name]. I saw your star rising."
After the Jokanur Diggings mission:
- "Be cautious in those ruins. There is a great darkness there."
- "I read a tale about the strange powers of the Apocrypha. But the book only exists in the great Vabbi library...."
- "The Apocrypha? No, I've never heard of it. What is it?"
- "Young Sunspears... so fortune-touched. You will change the world."
- "Perhaps you misinterpreted. Nightfall is just a myth....The stars only tell the truth. They would not speak of such a thing"
- "Vabbi and Istan are tied together across that band of stars. But what is the connection"
- " I warned Kormir but she would not listen. I fear for her. Can you watch over her and keep her safe?"
After the Grand Court of Sebelkeh mission:
- "A star burned and died tonight in a red, glowing cloud, like the sulfurous gases of the Desolation."
- "Do not go to the Desolation, [character name]. You will find nothing there except sorrow."
- "Once the Desolation was a fruitful place; a valley of verdant growth and splendor."
- "The Crystal Desert will become a Crystal Sea... when the stars align and the darkness lifts."
[edit] Trivia
- In the original Star Wars, Darth Vader speaks the line, "I sense a disturbance in the force. A presence I have not felt since...." This is probably the inspiration for a similar line in the Sky Scholar dialogue.

