At Brimhaven Dungeon entrance[]
Trying to enter without paying the fee first
- Saniboch: You can't go in there without paying!
Talking to Saniboch
- Saniboch: Good day to you bwana.
- Can I go through that door please?
- Player: Can I go through that door please?
- Saniboch: Most certainly, but I must charge you the sum of 875 coins first.
- If you do not have sufficient money with you
- Player: I don't have the money on me at the moment.
- Saniboch: Well this is a dungeon for the more wealthy discerning adventurer, be gone with you riff raff.
- Player: But you don't even have clothes, how can you seriously call anyone riff raff.
- Saniboch: Hummph.
- If you have sufficient money in your money pouch
- Ok, here's 875 coins.
- Player: Ok, here's 875 coins.
- You give Saniboch 875 coins.
- If money paid is taken out of your money pouch
- 875 coins have been removed from your money pouch.
- If money paid is taken out of your money pouch
- You pay Saniboch 875 coins.
- Saniboch: Many thanks. You may now pass the door. May your death be a glorious one!
- Never mind.
- Player: Never mind.
- Why is it worth the entry cost?
- Player: Why is it worth the entry cost?
- Saniboch: It leads to a huge fearsome dungeon, populated by giants and strange dogs. Adventurers come from all around to explore its depths. I know not what lies deeper in myself, for my skills in agility and woodcutting are inadequate, but I hear tell of even greater dangers deeper in.
- Ok, here's 875 coins.
- If you do not have sufficient money with you
- Where does this strange entrance lead?
- Player: Where does this strange entrance lead?
- Saniboch: To a huge fearsome dungeon, populated by giants and strange dogs. Adventurers come from all around to explore its depths. I know not what lies deeper in myself, for my skills in agility and woodcutting are inadequate.
- Good day to you too.
- Player: Good day to you too.
- I'm impressed, that tree is growing on that shed.
- Player: I'm impressed, that tree is growing on that shed.
- Saniboch: My employer tells me it is an uncommon sort of tree called the Fyburglars tree.
- Can I go through that door please?