Sage Onion
Sage Onion
| Information | |
| Age | 56 |
| Haven | Tir Na Nog |
| Location | Copperpot |
| House | Swelling Dwelling |
| Traits | |
 Squeamish | |
 Infertility | |
 Shy | |
Summary
Gifting
Story
| Task | |
|---|---|
| Name | Dig up the Relic |
| Description | Get a Shadderwryth shovel and dig up the relic. Set the task as Active and head to the large Fae tree in Frogmarsh. Take a dog to find the dig spot and dig. Then take the Relic to Lucy Arrows. |
| Dialogue | |
| Friendly | Hey friend! It's good to get to know someone who is a little bit different. Oh, I have heard all the rumours and stories about you. News travels fast. By fast, I mean quite slowly. We get all our gossip from outside sources, such as wandering traders and inquisitive wanderers. It's not every day you meet immortal cultists. That's right! We are really a kind of cult. I will have to tell you more, sometime. |
| Like | Oh yes, I was going to tell you a bit more about our ways.
Well, our ancestors, the ones who got lost in the swamp, were people who loved to create art, make costumes, have colourful hair and enact battles against monsters. This was just before the catastrophe and the Fae spilling into the world. Stranded here, my ancestors kept up their ways and passed the knowledge down. The cave where they lived has long been swallowed up by the marshes, but it would be a holy site to us, were it to ever be uncovered. |
| Love | Our friendship is spectacular, is it not? Well, let me confide in you something.
A few years ago I found a relic of the old Age. At first I was filled with wonder, but then I panicked at holding such potentially forbidden knowledge. So I buried it deep beneath the Faery tree in Frogmarsh. Its very presence there still makes me uncomfortable, and it feels like a waste of such a precious item. Could you dig it up and maybe give it to Lucy Arrows, in the Vale? I was told she collects such items of antiquity. She may be able to tell you more about it too! |
| Complete | Oh thank you! And that is very interesting what she says about it. I bet this land has a lot of such things hiding under the soil. Many thanks, friend. |