Tarisu

Tarisu Este NPC é Shaman   Frases Espontâneas Tarisu: The Cobalt Tides are near. Tarisu: The water is not a threat but a blessing. Tarisu: I hope the starleaf harvest will be plentiful this year. Palavras-Chave Jogador: hi Tarisu: May the tides always guide you safely. Outras Palavras-Chave: Jogador: job Tarisu: I'm the coast nagas' shaman. Jogador: name Tarisu: My name is Tarisu. Jogador: cobalt Tarisu: Cobalt Tides is a joyful holiday, celebrated each year around the summer solstice when the tidal currents bring warm and almost turquoise waters. .... Tarisu: It is associated with inspiration, beautiful secrets and love. Our traditions include the public telling of stories and affirmations of relationships. Jogador: invocation Tarisu: The Invocation is a holiday of the mountain folk celebrated on the third new moon of autumn. The celebration is associated with the mountain spirits and the mountain nagas ask them for their protection on this day. ... Tarisu: Traditions include quiet contemplation, fasting and sacrifices. Jogador: holiday Tarisu: While all nagas celebrate Rising Day, Cobalt Tides is a holiday special to the coast folk. The mountain folk on the other hand celebrates the Invocation. Jogador: water Tarisu: There is a blessed pond from which you have to take the water. You will find it on a small island in the north, a silent and holy place where we lay to rest our departed. Jogador: solid Tarisu: Solid water has roundish, organic shapes, like waves that have solidified in motion. It can also take the appearance of large drops or water bubbles. The solid water is very receptive to magical energy and therefore often enchanted. ... Tarisu: In the past, at the beginning of the Rising, it was mainly used to push back the water by casting repulsion spells on them. By now, we use them for a wide variety of purposes. ... Tarisu: Partly to direct and guide water and to collect it in certain places, but also for entirely different purposes. And sometimes the solid water is only used for the aesthetic decoration of our cities. Jogador: rising day Tarisu: Rising Day is a historical holiday. It commemorates the beginning of the Rising. Celebrations last thirteen days and traditions include celebratory meals and theatrical productions. Jogador: rising Tarisu: It began centuries ago but it progresses very slowly. We, the coast folk here in Silvertides, have strongly integrated the Rising into our culture and way of life. ... Tarisu: We adapt to living with the water and take advantage of its benefits instead of resisting it. The mountain nagas, who live in the Stardance Mountains, have not yet been affected by the Rising. ... Tarisu: Because of this, there are some cultural differences, for example in terms of religious customs, diet and lifestyle. Jogador: silvertides Tarisu: Silvertides is our city, home of the coast folk. At the beginning of the period we call 'the Rising', we still made great efforts to push the water back and keep it away from the island. ... Tarisu: In the meantime, however, we have accepted that the water and the land coalesce more and more. We regard it as a part of our lives and even a part of ourselves. ... Tarisu: Our connection to water and the sea is incomparably stronger than that of the mountain folk. Our buildings are now either submerged completely or rise out of the water only partially. ... Tarisu: Nevertheless, these buildings are often still used, and we travel back and forth between them on small boats. There are also paths laid across the water, often made of large lily pads. ... Tarisu: They are floating on the waves easily and at the same time they are stable enough for a naga to glide over them as if on solid ground. Jogador: mountain Tarisu: The mountain folk lives high up in the Stardance Mountains, in a city called Moonfall. It got its name after a story which is very well kown amongst the nagas. Jogador: differences Tarisu: In coast folk society, there are many activities that are directly related to the Rising or have emerged from the way of life adapted to water. The tide sages, the wave shapers or the beaver whisperers, for example. ... Tarisu: We also have different religious customs and celebrate different holidays. Jogador: story Tarisu: Since the beginning of our existence, we nagas have worshipped the moon goddess Amati. She always stood high in the sky, looking down on us benevolently and lighting up the nights. ... Tarisu: Although we love the warmth of the suns, it is the moon that moves the sea, creating the tides. That can charge solid water with energy. That strengthens our magical powers. We think of the moon as a queen and the stars as her many maids. ... Tarisu: But once, in her wanderings across the night sky, Amati took a misstep and fell. She plummeted down, right above Marapur and landed in the Stardance Mountains. Hurt and alone, she didn't know how to get back up into the sky. ... Tarisu: And the stars missed her bitterly. Moon and stars shed many tears and mourned many nights - dark nights, without Amati's light in the sky. But then the stars decided to do something they had never done before: ... Tarisu: They descended from the sky and surrounded the fallen moon. Here, in these mountains, they began a magical dance. And lo and behold, Amati was healed and, with the help of the stars, was able to rise into the sky again. ... Tarisu: This is why the mountains in the centre of Marapur are called the Stardance Mountains and our city Moonfall. For it was at this very spot that Amati had fallen. Jogador: sages Tarisu: Tide sages know everything about the tidal currents and can reliably predict when it is safe to navigate the sea with the small naga boats. ... Tarisu: They know when schools of fish come close to the coasts, making it a good time to fish. And they can estimate which islands will be affected by the Rising soon. Jogador: shapers Tarisu: Wave shapers are a kind of water-magicians who can create solid water, charge it with magic and also transform it into other forms. ... Tarisu: They have a sort of water-empathy that allows them to solidify the water and then shape it as if it were soft wax. Jogador: whisperers Tarisu: We use the island's giant beavers as beasts of burden to transport timbers, star leaf and other material. ... Tarisu: These beavers are taken care of by the beaver whisperers, who build a trusting relationship with the animals and thus get them to work for us. Jogador: customs Tarisu: We pray to Amati, the Moon Goddess - as do the mountain nagas. The Moon Goddess is a unifying element in our religion. But we here in Silvertides also worship the water spirits while the mountain folk still worships the mountain spirits. Jogador: magic Tarisu: We cast spells through gestures, called yukti. The more gestures a naga masters, the more spells they can cast. ... Tarisu: While many nagas can only perform yukti with two arms at the same time, some are able to form these gestures with three or even all four hands simultaneously. ... Tarisu: They are more powerful because they can combine more yukti at the same time to cast more powerful spells. Jogador: marapur Tarisu: This is our home, two-leg. A group of several islands, and in the south lies the lagoon city Silvertides, where we are standing at the moment. ... Tarisu: The lower regions here are mostly covered by jungle and submerged lush grass. The Rising steadily claims those areas. Thus, Marapur is very slowly but unstoppably flooded by the surrounding ocean. Jogador: time Tarisu: It is time to be grateful for all the blessings the tides bring with them. Jogador: families Tarisu: Female nagas lay eggs, but they do not take care of them themselves. Instead, they give them to larger nests for breeding. There, brood helpers take care of the eggs and also of the small nagas when they hatch. ... Tarisu: Our hatchlings become independent quite quickly and reach the stage of a somewhat six-year-old human child after only one year. Then they are sent back to their parents, who take care of their education. ... Tarisu: Or to one of the parents in case they are no longer in a relationship. Which happens quite often, because we rarely form longer, monogamous relationships. Sobre Criaturas: Jogador: turtle Tarisu: Our mythology knows a story, why these turtles have two heads: In the conflict between asuri and nagas, they would not choose one side. While the nagas offered wisdom to the turtles, the asuri offered them food. ... Tarisu: Indecisive and hesitant, the animals turned their heads back and forth between the two parties so often that they ended up with two heads - and neither food nor wisdom. Jogador: moa Tarisu: Moas are herbivorous birds and feed mainly on buds, leaves and the fruits of jungle plants. They also have a preference for shiny or glittering objects. ... Tarisu: If they spot these and can snatch them without major risk, the birds will often steal such items and hide them in their nests. Jogador: parder Tarisu: Parders are good climbers, but due to the omnipresence of water they have also developed into good swimmers and like to catch fish. For us nagas, they hardly pose a threat. ... Tarisu: Be careful, though, two-leg: Parders prey on humanoid bipeds. Jogador: makara Tarisu: In earlier times, we often domesticated the makara to serve as pack and working animals. ... Tarisu: However, when we discovered that the giant beavers native to Marapur were easier to tame and less costly to care for and feed, we turned away from domesticating makara. Jogador: foam stalker Tarisu: Because of their elemental bodies, it is often difficult to distinguish foam stalkers from the water around them. As they roam the reefs, they often capture coral branches, flotsam, pearls or small fish with their swirling bodies. ... Tarisu: These objects can then be seen swirling around in their watery shapes. Sobre NPCs: Jogador: amra Tarisu: If you want to send a letter or parcel to someone, ask Amra at the post office in Moonfall. Jogador: asphota Tarisu: Asphota sells tools at the market here in Silvertides. Jogador: candra Tarisu: She is our princess, the daughter of our raja Nilavarna. A wonderful young woman, very educated and kind. Jogador: dhira Tarisu: He's one of our best beaver whisperers. Jogador: giri Tarisu: If you want to sell some gems, Giri is the one you should ask. You can find him at the market in Moonfall. Jogador: haani Tarisu: She is a young two-leg from Issavi and is selling two-leg friendly furniture at the market in Moonfall. Jogador: isika Tarisu: Isika sells ammunition at the market here in Silvertides. Jogador: kaumudi Tarisu: I have never heard of her. Jogador: nihaka Tarisu: He is the son of Saraki, the mountain folk's maharani. A prince and also a very likable and handsome young man, according to what I have heard. Jogador: nilavarna Tarisu: He is our raja and very beloved by our people because of his kindness and wisdom. Jogador: nipuna Tarisu: Nipuna is selling wands and runes at the market here in Silvertides. Jogador: saraki Tarisu: She is the maharani of the mountain folk. She is a charming and strong-willed woman who takes her responsibilities very seriously. Jogador: sessek Tarisu: He is Sissek's brother and arrived together with him from Zao, a long time ago. He runs the tavern in the House of Rest and Wisdom in Moonfall. Jogador: sissek Tarisu: He is a two-leg but a different kind of biped than you are. Scaly all over, like our lower bodies. He came to Marapur from Zao a long time ago. Until then we didn't know what a bank was. But he established one in Moonfall. Jogador: sundara Tarisu: She is a gifted alchemist and is selling potions at the market in Moonfall. Jogador: timira Tarisu: I'm afraid, I can't talk about her at the moment. It's a rather unfortunate story but one I can't discuss with everyone, I'm sorry. Jogador: udu Tarisu: She is an astronomer in Moonfall and has a laboratory slightly away from the city. Jogador: vrisaki Tarisu: She is the mountain folk's shaman. As far as I know, the maharani highly appreciates her wise advice. Jogador: ziyad Tarisu: He has a magic carpet with which he can fly through the air. If you ask him, he might be able to fly you to other islands or continents. Jogador: bye Tarisu: Farewell, stranger. May the water spirits protect you. Tarisu Este NPC é Shaman Localização: Silvertides (33799,32860,6:2aqui). Adicionado: 12.90 (18 de julho de 2022) Notas: Spoiler, clique para mostrar/esconder Faz parte da Within the Tides Quest. (Ver as transcrições desse NPC) Itens negociáveis: Nenhum.

NPCs de Marapur Amra Asphota Candra Dhira Giri Haani Isika Jata Kaumudi Nagging Naga Nihaka Nilavarna Nipuna Saraki Sessek Sissek Sundara Timira Udu Vrisaki Ziyad