Dimas

## Talent

  Ore-Sense **Cost: 0** Observe the surrounding area to detect and extract extra ore and gems during mining.

## Dialogue

greet
 Lannon

> You rescued me lad. And that is no small favor to repay.
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Arbo

> Your fur is as soft as spider's silk, and your will as hard as iron!
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Merewen

> I have seen gems in the deep caves, brilliant and beautiful, though they lie unseen in the dark. Are we not like gems sometimes?
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Rycard

> You are a dangerous man. I can feel it. I would face the spiders again before being alone with you. Yet, you have gained the trust of those around you. This gives me hope, as I too seek to start anew.
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Airendal

> Brilliant you are! Like veins of lapis deep underground.
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Gallitzin

> You look strong, but like metals, strength can wane when pressure is applied in the right way. Friends can strengthen that weakenss, as metals do to each other when combined.
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Shione

> The deep places sing. Did you know that? You need only to sit and listen in the dark. I had... much time to do this recently.
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Bhulown

> You look dangerous, but feel safe. It is no small thing that I say this.
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Dimas

> I feel like I've been born again. So much time to think in the cocoon... I am... transformed!
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Laszra

> I can see that you are hewn from tough stone, and I am not referring only to your previous... situation.
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job

> I am a jeweler. Well, a proactive jeweler to be precise. Most jewelers wait for gems and ore to be brought to them, but not me. It was a good plan up until my run in with those spiders.
> Things are too dangerous now to do just about anything, unless you stay in the town proper.
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fog

> All around Emerisk it lies in a most unnatural way. I thought that if I went deep enough I might even run into it, but that was not the case. I have avoided it at all costs. It is the unknown, perhaps even unknowable.
> I remember times when fog was just fog; moist, cool, coating the grass in the mor.... wet and cool, like cave... so very cool. It is quite cool here isn't it. I feel I might shiver. What were we talking about?
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book

> When I think on them I have strange memories... like I know them well, and yet that cannot be. How strange.
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Emerisk

> I know of this place, and yet it does not feel like home. That is odd, isn't it? I wonder if I even have a residence there. Perhaps... the caves themselves are my residence. They were almost my final resting place, that much is certain.
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Agmarians

> I have seen many things in caves, but nothing that I know of by that name.
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Renault

> It's someone important, right? I feel like it's someone important.
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caves

> Although my trade is in fashioning gems and ore, I feel much more at home searching for them. There is a thrill to the discovery that I cannot explain.
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graveyard

> In life, many strive for riches. Most of it we leave behind, but our choicest gemstones and jewelry we take with us into the ground. Perhaps those gems wish to return to the ground and have a will of their own.
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Goblins

> Hmmm. No. I do not know of them.
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Scaphin

> Yes, I have seen these creatures. They are best avoided, but can be friendly at times. I would not chance it.
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librarian

> I vaugely remember entering a library once to learn about gems. But that must be a false memory. What could possibly be learned in a place like that? Perhaps a librarian could tell me.
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silver

> A fine metal. It makes excellent jewelry. Some have even made weapons with it, though I cannot imagine why. It is softer than iron.
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corundum

> A rare ore indeed, and quite valuable. I do not have any experience with it unfortunately. How I wish that I did!
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blue light

> There are things in the deep caves that glow with such a light, even though no light exists in those places.
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dark lord

> I don't believe I have heard of any such thing. I always did have a hard time focusing on anything other than gems and ore.
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wild boar

> Nothing takes the edge off after a hard day of mining like a roasted boar.
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Kalindraur

> That... name does sound familiar. I feel as though I have been to a place that bears that name, but I cannot remember any more.
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manatite

> I have seen it, yes. It does not call to me as other ores and gems do. Perhaps, I seek those things that have beauty despite being mundane; that which has earned its place rather than was given it.
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dimension

> The world is like a cut gem. There are so many facets, and each presents a different view. I have seen wonders and horrors through those facets.
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Codex

> A repository of knowledge? Does it say anything about gems?
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