Palavras-Chave Gerais
Jogador: Hi
Milos: Oh hello. I hardly noticed you. I'm afraid I am a bit distracted at the moment.
Jogador: Name
Milos: My name is Milos. Milos of the Edron Academy. Nice to meet you.
Jogador: Job / Distracted
Milos: I'm a magician and a theoretical scientist. That is, I am of course a real scientist, not a scientist in theory, but I concentrate more on theories than on practice. ...
Milos: What I mean is, I do more reading and corresponding with other scientists - not exactly the fast lane to fame and fortune, granted, but it satisfies my humble desires.
Jogador: Theory
Milos: Theories are my lifeblood, so to speak. Practice doesn't interest me in the same way. To be honest, I am easily frightened and I lose heart quickly. Theories are more forgiving. ...
Milos: I feel more comfortable with numbers and formulas and such. I like the safety of a laboratory and taking my time to develop my ideas. And of course I like the company of books more than the company of men. Sorry, no offence meant.
Jogador: Academy
Milos: The academy is a place of learning. We could do with a bigger library, of course. If the White Raven Monastery weren't so far away I would consider going there for the privilege of seeing all those magnificent books. ...
Milos: But the cream of Tibian academics, professors and researchers are all based here, so we do have the greatest living knowledge base in the world.
Jogador: White Raven
Milos: The monastery contains the greatest collection of books in the known world. They own books from every field of knowledge, philosophy and art ...
Milos: As far as I am aware, there is not much order in the collection though. The monks are only collectors of books. They unfortunately lack the skills to catalogue them. Even if they read them I doubt they would understand them. ...
Milos: This makes researching there somewhat tedious and time consuming, but if you ever have to research a topic I would suggest starting there.
Jogador: Knowledge
Milos: Knowledge is essential to everything. How can anyone make a decision without knowledge? The more you know, the better you can decide. Our Academy is one of the world's greatest hoards of knowledge. ...
Milos: Another, especially in the fields of books is the White Raven Monastery. The single most knowledgeable person in Tibia is, in my opinion, the sage Edowir in the Whiteflower Temple.
Deuses
Jogador: Uman
Milos: Uman is the God of Knowledge who furthers society and stands for the greater good. He is the patron of research and progress.
Jogador: Zathroth
Milos: Zathroth is represents the quest for knowledge in order to gain power. He stands for those who seek to gain knowledge regardless of its cost, and for progress for the sake of progress alone.
Pessoas
Jogador: Edowir
Milos: He is a very enigmatic person. His wisdom is unrivaled and his intentions are good. Although some people occasionally complain that he only imparts the bare minimum of information that they need. ...
Milos: He always leaves you with the feeling that he knows much more than he is willing to tell. Some even claim he is a chosen of Uman.
Jogador: Telas
Milos: He is a great and generous man. I owe him so much. I will never be able to even remotely make it up to him.
The Grimvale Quest
The Curse Spreads
Missão: Academia de Magia de Edron
Jogador: Curse
Milos: I heard about this problem. It is, indeed, very strange that only the people who live inside the town cannot be healed by purple nightshade blossoms. But I have a theory: I have done some research on ley lines. ...
Milos: You could call them ancient, straight 'paths' in the landscape which have spiritual and arcane significance. This means, on a ley line spells could be enhanced or weakened, potions or artefacts might work differently than expected. ...
Milos: One of those ley lines is crossing the town of Edron and I heavily suppose that this is the reason why the purple nightshade doesn't suffice to cure the curse. You have to find a way to potentiate the purple nightshade's efficacy. ...
Milos: I once did some research on the question 'How to increase the potency of herbal substances'. If you find my old notes they might help you.
Jogador: Ley
Milos: Most Tibian cultures have some knowledge about those straight lines that run across the landscape, connecting both, natural and sacred sites. Some also call them 'fairy paths' or 'spirit lines'. ...
Milos: As far as I know, in Zao they are called 'dragon lines'. Markers connecting the ley lines can be mounds, cairns, standing stones, stone circles, ponds, wells, shrines, temples or cross-roads.
Após encontrar as Old Notes.
Jogador: Old Notes
Milos: You discovered my notes! Well done! If you find the recommended ingredients you can brew a potion that might cure the ley line enhanced form of the curse. ...
Milos: But as basic ingredient you need a special kind of nightshade. Not the purple but the crimson one. It is even rarer than the purple nightshade but Maeryn sent me one sample from Grimvale. Here, take it and put it to good use. ...
Milos: In addition, take this ancient inscription. It is a map of some of the known Tibian ley lines. Perhaps it can be of use for you.
Jogador: Ingredients
Milos: Just have a look at my notes. The required components are listed there.
Jogador: Crimson
Milos: This is a very rare subspecies of the purple nightshade. It grows exclusively on the small island Grimvale, and even there it is anything but common. In fact, it is so rare, it didn't even have a scientific name as of yet. ...
Milos: So, with becoming modesty, I called it 'solanum coccinea'.
Missão: Purificando a Origem do Mal
Jogador: Were
Milos: This is a very interesting discovery! Somehow, the lycanthropes created tainted statues at the terminal points of the three ley lines intersecting underneath Cormaya. But the most powerful point of a ley line is its point of origin. ...
Milos: Thus I assume that there is a second statue at the source of each ley line. Those statues cause the evil that is tainting Cormaya's ground water. You have to travel along the three ley lines to find the source of each one. ...
Milos: Use the map I gave you earlier. It shows the point of origin of each listed ley line. If you reach those points I'm sure you will discover statues there, similar to those in the temple underneath Cormaya. ...
Milos: As it is a curse related to the moon, you will need a sun artefact to reverse it. A holy symbol of Suon should serve this purpose. Here, take mine for this mission.
The Rise of Devovorga
Jogador: Stone of Insight
Milos: Ah well. This matter was taken out of our hands for now. The inquisition insisted to control the collection of these stones and by royal decree they were granted the exclusive right to do so. ...
Milos: As a simple scientist I'm not in a position to question such decision, as hard as it might hit my researches. For now I can not trade any of the stones. You will have to wait for another opportunity.
The Shadows of Yalahar Quest
Jogador: Research Notes
Milos: Oh, of course I'll send him my notes immediately. Perhaps he'll come back and visit us here sometime. Do pass on my regards to him, won't you?
Jogador: Golems
Milos: I am more into theories then into practice but I have come up with several very solid theories that may be invaluable to Telas, if they work in practice ...
Milos: I would not go as far as to say that I have reinvented how golems can be constructed but I think some of my approaches are quite unique. Even by disproving some of my ideas Telas stands to gain some significant insights into his chosen field of study. ...
Milos: I am only too pleased that my theories are being applied in such a useful way!
Jogador: Bye
Milos: Good bye.
