Nehrim: English voice over!
Project Overview
Nehrim is a total conversion of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, released by SureAI in 2010.
It's basically its own game with its own story built with the assets from Oblivion.
The game's audio is german only so far and only has the option of english subtitles. And that's what we want to change with this fan project.
Upon release of this page we already have about 40 people in our comminuty, many of which are voice actors.
We're searching for voice actors of all kinds since the game has more than 100 unique roles to offer. We'll be adding more of these to this page over time.
We can't offer you money, but the experience of working long term with a big, friendly team of voice actors and contacts for possible projects in the future.
Nehrims story
The continent of Nehrim is divided by several imbalance: humans - Aeterna, fate - freedom, religion - unbelief.
Imbalances of these sorts are necessary to keep the whole world stable, yet there are some beings, calling themself light-born, that lack any kind of opposition.
Legends forsaw the coming of a Tel'Ilmaltath, or in other words, shadow-god, to demolish the reign of these false gods over mankind and give back the freedom to the people.
Resistances, such as "the sanctum", stir up the troubles between religious people and atheists by teaching "gifted ones" the arts of magic which was exclusively a privilege of the light-born and their high ranked followers.
The player, a child born by unknown parents, is such a gifted one and takes up the task to assist the sanctum in their doing.
By getting assisted by several fractions of the realm of Nehrim and freeing the shadow-born Narathzul Arantheal, who started the war against the gods centuries ago and therefore was banished by them, the sanctum formed the strongest alliance against the whole kingdom.
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Jagal is the leader of the temple and follows the theocratic rules in a radical way. When the player starts a rebellion against the theocracy, Jagal wants to suppress it by torturing the player and its companions.
He is aware that he's a very powerful magician and his voice reflects that: cold, deep, a bit aggressive. There's no contrition, no grace.
His script has about 5 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Jagal convicts the player and its companions in a big cave after the start of the rebellion. He wants to stop them and torture them for what they’ve done.)
Not another step, ungodly brood! Oh yes, you are proof that man is truly the corrupt creature as described by the Almighty Creator.
(Just to show his power and what he can do if he wants. And to praise the Gods.)
Do not fear for your life, for on the one hand it is worthless anyway, compared to the glory of the Creator, and on the other, I will spare it as long as possible... so you can enjoy the torture for longer!
(He doesn’t want to talk any longer. He wants to act know and finish what he began. The player and his companions had to be judged.)
Enough! To the dungeon with them!
There isn't much to say about God Saldrin because he only has one line in the whole game and you don't learn much about him in other ways. But he seems to be very self-confident.
He has a godlike, rough, strong and deep voice and despises his enemy Narathzul Arantheal. The player meets him in a battle against the Gods.
Saldrin only has about 1 line.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Saldrin has a deep and rough voice with an aggressive undertone. He’s confident that he will defeat Arantheal with his magic and punish him for his actions.)
My magic will tear you into pieces, Arantheal! You alone bear the blame for the fact that this world eludes us and for that you deserve the maximum penalty!
Morten is a soldier, guarding a gate at the beginning of the game. His duties are very important to him.
He's hectic, a bit nervous and stressed out, because the gate is under siege. Dangerous mages are there and because of them there's no way to pass the gate. With everything the guards have they try to save the gate.
Morten has a strong, energetic voice with a soft ironic undertone when it comes to certain situations.
His script has about 15-20 lines.
(Morten explains with a hectic undertone what happened when the player arrives. The voice shows that Morten is angry about the dangerous mages, hectic, because he has to do a lot now to save the gate and irate about the death of one of the soldiers.)
Mages! These bastards appeared quite suddenly. They struck as Owald went out to inquire about their affairs.
(Seems a little bit more exhausted than in the first line and there’s unbelief about the death of the soldier and unbelief about his survival.)
He had no chance and was killed instantly. Barnick and I withdrew behind the Mine Wall just in time.
(From another sidequest the player asks in middle of the siege if there’s soap. Morten reacts angrily and with unbelief about such a stupid question in such a serious situation.)
What? Soap? Are you nuts or something?! We are being besieged, damn it, and you're asking for soap! Go away!
Andrusch appears in a sidequest the player gets from the sanctum. His problem is that his sheep are dying with no reason. He suspects Amanda, a woman that lives in a cave under his farm where she sows medicinal plants.
He is an edgy man and annoyed by everything. He seems to be thankless, because he doesn’t really appreciate the help he gets from the player. But as edgy and annoying as he seems, he’s an honest person.
Andrusch is a baritone, so his voice is not very deep but also isn’t high and soft. A middle deep voice would fit very well.
He has a minor role with about 25-30 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Andrusch introduces the player in everything what happened and shows the pasture where his sheep are. That’s the place where the sheep become sick.)
Here is where the sheep graze and where the first ones tipped over. There is certainly something in the grass. Some devilish stuff!
(Andrusch explains why he cannot go to another place with his animals to solve the problem.)
I cannot take them to a different pasture because this is the only one that belongs to me and I don't have money for another.
(He tells the player about an idea. He thinks that a lake under his farm is the reason why his sheep become ill.)
I've heard that there is a kind of underground lake here. Might be that the water became toxic in there, for whatever reason.
Acorias is a member of the sanctum and leads the player through some mainquests. He has a neutral attitude towards the player but he doesn’t really show emotions. Even though Acorias is neutral towards the player he has confidence in him.
His voice type is deep, rough and a bit dark with an explanatory and friendly undertone.
His script has about 35 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Acorias sees the player for the first time and welcomes him. He communicates a contract. His voice tone is neutral, explanatory but still friendly.)
Ah, you must be the new one. Merzul said, you would look after the gifted ones who did not respond to our invitation.
(Acorias extend his explanations regarding the contract. His voice is still neutral, explanatory and friendly.)
Precisely. Some had received the letter, but apparently did not take it seriously enough. Even though, in retrospect, that was lucky for them. However, we cannot allow these people to blurt out anything about us.
Either we will get them to side with us after all, or.. otherwise, they just know too much.(Acorias tells from the first person of this contract the player has to find.)
The first case is very close, in Sildren, a small working village. Most people there are slaves who have to cut down trees. You can find the village just south of the Sanctum, past Arantheal's monument. Follow the road.
Kreo is the slave owner from Sildren. He owns Kim, who is a romance option for the player. Kreo is hostile towards sanctum and more or less neutral to the player.
He is a volatile character, so he makes some jokes sometimes but is also annoyed by a few questions of the player. He is a very ironic character and a bit narcissistic.
But all in all, he looks someway funny because of his ironic vein.
His script has about 10-15 lines.
(The player confronts Kreo with his concern to free Kim but Kreo is a bit outraged about that and reacts annoyed with an aggressive undertone.)
You want to buy one of my slaves, do you? Do you know how hard it is these days to get slaves? My slaves are not for sale!
(The player still wants to save Kim. Kreo shows his lack of understanding about this but with an ironic and amused undertone.)
You amuse me, stranger. Why go to so much trouble for one slave? They’re slaves. Dirt. Why would you waste your time on something like that?
(Kreo is now a little bit more serious. He doesn’t want to lose Kim without a replacement. Especially the last sentence shows how serious he is with that. He also speaks there with a harsh undertone.)
But, if you want this slave so much, for whatever reason, you must bring me a replacement. A slave for a slave, an eye for an eye – you understand, yes? Otherwise, leave me in peace.
Rafael is a mercenary in Sildren, the slave village. He has a very strange character and seems to be crazy, insane and not very intelligent. He strict follows his instructions without thinking about it.
His voice is not extremely deep but varying very much which emphasize his insane character.
His script is very small with about 6 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(That’s the sentence when the player speaks to him for the first time. Rafael reacts with this strange answer in a very strange and insane tone.)
Well, what’re you then? Fresh meat, perhaps? Hahahahaha!
(The player ought to be tortured. Rafael have to do this together with another mercenary. He is very excited about that ant wants to see how the player suffers.)
Haha, exactly! Then you'll be whining!
(Rafael is somewhat happy about starting with the torture.)
Yessss, we begin at last!
Solran is the sencond mercenary in Sildren and the right hand of Kreo. He, together with Rafael, wants to perform "the baptism" (a torture ritual) on the player.
He’s annoyed the whole time by Rafael, his sidekick. Solran is way more serious than Rafael and he just want to do his job – torture the player.
He has about 9 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(He’s annoyed because the player speaks to him. He wants to stop the conversation as quickly as possible.)
Hey, what gives? Why are you talking to me? Go to Kreo if you want something. And don’t cause any trouble, clear?
(The player wakes up after he got knocked out and Solran wants to start the torture. He doesn’t show much emotions but you can hear that he’s pleased about the following incident.)
So, here we are. We are going to prepare you for your life as a slave. When we are done with you, the word obedience will have a whole new meaning for you.
(Solran “explains” a bit what torture will follow. He also makes nasty remarks about his mate Rafael.)
We understand our craft, even though that silly noggin there doesn't show it. You will not die. We still need you to be able to work.
Reman is a soldier who got manipulate by Melvin during the mainquest because you and Melvin have to flee from the prison. Reman has to help by this plan.
Consequently, Reman doesn't show his real character and is neutral to everyone. He only says what Melvin dictate.
He says his lines in a robotically way.
The script has about 7 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Melvin just manipulate Reman and Melvin checks if everything went well.)
I hear you, my master. What are your orders?
(Reman has to say where your and Melvins equipment is.)
They are stowed in the evidence vault behind the soldiers' quarters.
(Other guards ask why Reman has two prisoners on his side. Melvin tells him what he has to say and Reman repeats everything robotically.)
It's is an emergency. I need to transfer the prisoners to another area as soon as possible!
It's a generic soldier in the prison where the player and Melvin got locked in. He talks to the guard who got manipulated by Melvin to help by freeing from the prison.
He seems to be funny and ironic. A little bit like the token class clown.
He only has one line.
(He asks the passing Reman in a funny ironic way. Maybe like Reman often has headaches.)
Hey, Reman, are your headaches getting better?
Aspheron is the keeper of Treomar, an old library with holy documents. He is a very sceptical character and he has a negative attitude towards the player. He has an aggressive, serious and self-esteem voice tone.
His script has about 5-10 lines.
Stop, intruder! The holy warrior of the Light-Born orders you to halt. You are on heretical ground and may not stay. I must ask you in the name of the Light-Born to depart from here. Now.
I am the Arch-Seraph Aspheron, and Marshal in the service of the Light-Born, who you people call gods. I am the successor of Arch-Seraph Wend, who was killed in the battle against the traitor Arkt. It is now my responsibility to watch over the heretical ruins of this city.
All the writings stored in this place are malicious and heretical. Therefore you may neither read them nor touch them at all. The heretics wrote them and have woven their putrefied thoughts into them.
The Conductor is a character the player meets during the mainquest deep under the earth's surface. He is the conductor of the Soul Train where dead people take their last trip. The Conductor is a person who is interested in the people that came from above. However, he doesn't have that high opinion from them but he seems to be neutral all the time the player talks to him.
His script has about 10 lines.
This is the railway station. Can't you see that? The atrium of the underworld. The gate to the circle of life. All who die come here, so that their souls can enter the unfathomable depths below and later, be reborn.
You come from above, yes? From the surface? You come from the place where humans still vainly seek for themselves higher rank and greater power, disobeying the reign of fate and the eternal cycle. Where many people think that they are immortal and forget that they are mere servants.
Climb in. We are changing the schedule! We will travel to the city of the Star People! Anku, as it is called by the blind from the surface, because they cannot pronounce the full name. Anyway, get in! Take the map to the king!
Innkeeper Klaus is a minor role the player meets during the mainquest. He has a neutral character and a generic deep voice.
He doesn’t really have a character because he only has two lines. But he seems to be friendly, helpfully and spiritedly and his speaking type is a bit rural.
His script only has about 2 lines.
(Klaus welcomes the player in his inn. He’s friendly with a spiritedly undertone.)
Welcome to the Rusty Anchor! What do you want to drink?
(The player’s searching for someone and asks the innkeeper for help. Klaus tells him what he knows. He’s still friendly with his natural spiritedly undertone.)
I know 'im, I know 'im. He gets quite a lot under the belt, before he tips over. He was just over there. But then two men grabbed him by the arms and dragged him outside. I didn't think too much about it. I know the men, though. They've recently rented a shack a little beyond the village. You should take a look there.
Haimon is one of the Star People and lives deep in the mountain in their isolated city named Anku. He leads the player to the Star King and from there back to the upper world. Haimon has a neutral character but he makes some jokes (in a funny, friendly way) about the memory from the humans from above. In the end he has a positive opinion about the player.
His script has about 20 lines.
It rarely happens that the soul train comes to a standstill in the world of the living. And it is even rarer when someone steps out of it. Who are you, stranger?
You have come up from the underworld and so benefit from our trust - at least for a time. We appreciate what lies below us almost as much as what lies above us. I will lead you to the king of the Star People. He will decide if you deserve our continued trust.
Follow me. We will now go through the largest hall of the Star People, Ankumedrotikepmasodestriwo (Anku-medrotikep-maso-destriwo), or Anku if you cannot memorize the whole name.
Tealor Arantheal was prisoned bis his own son, Narathzul Arantheal in an old cave/temple for hundreds of years. After this long time Tealor is on the brink of a mental breakdown. He seems frail and absent the whole time but also a bit aggressive towards the player.
Tealor only has about 10 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(The voice echoes in a big cave. This line is a quote from a prophecy, so it sounds a little bit mysterious and dark but also with a frail undertone.)
And from the victims of thousands shall a new order be formed... as it... as it was prophesied. Ahhh... my son... are you there? Yes? I cannot see you... I can...
(Tealor seems to be confused, frail and irritated. His mind is broken. He thinks the player is his son, coming to free him.)
My son... you have locked me up in here, release me!
(Tealor is talking directly to the player with an aggressive, rough tone. He wants the player to leave the place. The message is clear, his mind is not.)
This is my temple! My place! My doom! And you... Fate is not on your side. You have no right to invade my realm!
Gabor Gaboff appointed himself an artist who likes explosions and experiments with them. He's a funny character with a strong russian accent who doesn't care about other stuff - everything he's interested in is his art.
The player meets him because he needs his help to blow up an statue in a big city. The first meeting is in Gabor Gaboffs house in the desert where Gabor is captured while his house is burning.
Gabor only has about 20 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Gabor is captured in his house while the fire is spreading. He has no chance to free himself, so he asks for the players help.)
You there! Yes, you! I need your help! I'm stuck here and fire is spreading! The barrels must be taken to safety! Since there is gunpowder in them!
(Gabor is grateful to the player and wants to give something back for helping him out from the burning house. The player asks him to blow up a statue.)
Oh, I would not have expected that. I thought you'd have the wrong impression of me now. I am artist, you must know. Explosives are my paintbrush and explosions my canvas. If you want artist, I can help you.
(Gabor is happy about blowing up the statue. It was one of his best jobs.)
Thank you, my friend. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to blow up something like that. If you need help again, come see me. You know where you can find me.
Captain Bligh is a drunk pirate that sails with you to another continent of Vyn. According to his mate, Captain Bligh is very unreliable, always drunken and because of that a bit confused what makes him a funny character.
The player finds him being a hostage of two thugs and save him afterwards.
He has a deep and rough (maybe because of the alcohol) voice and sounds … well … drunken. He mumbles and sounds like he doesn’t care or rather he doesn’t realize the whole time.
Captain Blighs script only has about 10-15 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(He’s drunken, absent and irritated. He doesn’t really realize that the player needs him to sail off to another continent.)
Hussassa... uh, oh... what the... are you also... er... Pirates? Where are we going? Are my navigational skills... er... needed? Are we casting off?
(Arriving in Arktwend, another continent of Vyn, Captain Bligh seems to be confused by the new area. He stammers these words and like always he mumbles.)
Somewhere, sometime, left, right... this country is so confusing...
(Captain Bligh “welcomes” the player and its companion in Arktwend. He explains the paths and its directions and what can be found there. Or at least he tries. He has the same tone as always,)
Well, well, my dears – this is Arkwend. To the right goes the path to the ruins of the old capitol. To the left – well – that path goes somewhere else. Go where you like. My lads and I, we're going to the left. If you get into trouble and need us - we'll be somewhere... ehm... to the left. And don't take too long kiddies, as the 'ol Betsy will set sail on the next high tide.
Callisto is an old mage from “The Order” and one of the main characters that guides the player through the game.
He has a serious yet calm personality and talks in a wise tone. But he’s also hotheaded and quick-tempered when things don’t work like he imagined.
Towards the player and his “ordinary companions”, Callisto acts like the leader who make the rules.
Callistos script has about 120-160 lines.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Callisto, the player and a companion travel through the forest until they reach a pass. The guards don't want to let them through. Callisto is self-confident in this situation and blame the guards for mistakes.)
Well, that doesn't speak highly of you. Take a look at these papers. Then toddle off, we want to pass through.
(Callisto share the plan of blowing up a statue to trigger a revolt against the temple. His voice is calm and explanatory.)
Listen: the main idea of the plan is to exploit the tense atmosphere here to ultimately trigger a revolt.
The people, the mob, are always the most willing helpers of any dictatorship, but also its greatest threat. And it boils down to that.(A companion raises the voice against Callistos actions. He gets angry, because he hates it when people contradict him. Here you can see him hotheaded and quick-tempered.)
Malicious tongue! But please, go ahead, you can surely manage without me! I'll be going! I'm fed up with this! See you get this mess sorted out by yourself!
Aratornias is a high priest of the abbey. It was the players home, so Aratornias and the player are familiar. The high priest is a calm, wise and friendly person and really cares about the player and wants him to be save.
His voice is deep with a wise, calm and friendly tone. There is also a very soft frailly undertone.
His script contains about 10 lines.
(The player meets Aratonias to tell him that he has to go in the army. Aratornias doesn’t know that yet. It’s the first sentence he says to the player as a greeting.)
Yes, brother? Can I do something for you?
(Aratornias is sad to hear the news. He doesn’t want to let the player go. It seems that he really cares about the player and what happens to him.)
Oh... You are needed in the army? This saddens me. I am reluctant to lose such a diligent student as you. Yet, there is nothing one can do - the war requires sacrifices from us all.
(Aratornias wants to give a good advice and cares for the players safety.)
However, if I may advise you in one way: Do not go to the barracks in Erothin immediately. The road is long and, at these times, very dangerous. Go get some equipment and develop some of your skills first.
Farewell. May our gracious Gods grant you their blessing.
Wollf is the guard who tries to stop the manipulated Reman who helps the player and Melvin to flee from the prison. He has a neutral character and he strictly follow the guard arrangements.
He has a vigorous voice tone.
His script only has about 3 lines.
(Wolff intercepts Reman with following the guard arrangements.)
Stop! Admission is only permitted with a notarized authorization!
(Wolff lists why and how Reman acts against the rules and against what rules in particular like he ate the whole guard rules book. Or so.)
If you do not have the proper authorization, then you are violating regulation. I am instructed to report any infringements right away so the perpetrator can be punished according to paragraph (3) clause II of the guards’ regulations.
(Reman tells Wolff what to answer and mentions some made-up guard rules. Wolff repeats everything.)
This clause is not familiar to me. For the purpose of inspection, I must ask you to stay here while I conduct the necessary check.
There isn't much to say about God Maplhas because he only has one line in the whole game and you don't learn much about him in other ways. But he seems to be very self-confident.
He has a godlike, strong and deep voice and wants to judge over his enemy Narathzul Arantheal. The player meets him in a battle against the Gods.
Malphas only has about 1 line.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Malphas is righteous and like the other Gods he wants to judge over Arantheal. Malphas has a deep, strong voice and is aggressive towards his enemy Narathzul. This line should be shouted out aggressively like Arantheal is dirt on the ground.)
Arantheal... you are here because you think you can make the world a fairer and better place. All world reformers are one and the same: in the end, they waded in the blood of those who they wanted to liberate. Nothing is perfect, Arantheal. Not even you. It is time you learn this lesson.
Kim is a slave in a small village named Sildren. He lost his family when he was young and got to wrong people that cause his life as a slave. The player has to save him for the sanctum because he has magical talent that makes him very important for them.
Kim is a very shy and anxious person and he has no self-confidence. Kim is also the only romance option for the player.
The script has about 160-200 lines.
(Kim is irritated because he doesn’t know what the player could want from him. It’s their first meeting in the village Sildren. The player confronts him with the plan to free him and bring him to the sanctum like a letter said. Kim is very shy, cautious and doesn’t really know what to say.)
But... what do you want from me?
(...)
To the Sanctum... I have heard of it... I am to go there? Was that what the letter meant? I am a slave... they will kill me if I leave the premises.
That's why I couldn't do what the letter asked of me.(Kim is unsure about the plan. He wants to leave Sildren but he’s afraid of it. Kim makes himself smaller than he is with saying that he’s only a slave. He sounds very shy, uneasy and cautious.)
Just a slave, no more... it was my destiny. There are reasons why I am here. I really shouldn't leave... But... to be honest... I have often wondered what it would be like to leave this place. To go somewhere else. I'm curious about this Sanctum.
(Kim starts to be hopeful even it’s just a little bit. But he doesn’t want to be too hopeful to not to get disappointed. He’s still shy and uneasy but with a hopeful and lively undertone.)
If you are willing to try it - for me - then please, talk to my owner. But it will be in vain anyway.
Kalrador is an crazy man who loves grilled chicken. He is in the old library "Treomar" where he was locked in for over hundred years. He has an insane and excited character.
His script is about 5-10 lines.
Hey, you! You came from up there, didn't you? Oh yeah, I smell the scent of the woods on you... an' the smell of a fryer! Man, that really makes me drool!
And by the way... well done with that guy there! Who was standing there. 'Cause... he wouldn't let me out. I've been here since he came here... that means... well... roughly... maybe... several hundred years I guess.
N... no? But I'm so incredibly hungry! I... you... everyone... somehow... then I'll just go. Finally out here. And once I'm out I'm gonna eat a fryer! Yeah! Or a cow!
There isn't much to say about Goddess Esara because she only has one line in the whole game and you don't learn much about her in other ways. But she seems to be very self-confident.
She has a godlike, clear and strong voice and looks down to her enemy Narathzul Arantheal. The player meets her in a battle against the Gods.
Esara only has about 1 line.
The script wasn't in the proofreading so far. Mistakes will be correct in the future, so don't be irritated by that.
(Esara has a godlike voice and in this line she’s sure to be stronger than the enemy. Together with the other Gods they will defeat Arantheal. To make it short: She’s self-confident and has this tone: “I’m stronger than you and I will defeat you easily. You have no chance”.)
Arantheal... you're here. You want to take on the six of us? You defeated Erodan only by trickery! We are clearly superior to you!
Vamiria is a member of the sanctum. She leads the player through some quests and is the first encounter at the sanctum. She has a wise and friendly personality and is something like a mother for the sanctum.
Her script contains up to 60 lines.
In the name of magic, I greet you. So you are the newcomer, who survived the mine, aren't you? Merzul told me everything. So then: Welcome to the Sanctum. My name is Vanmiria and I will introduce you to the Order.
As one of the few gifted you are something very special and we will treat you here accordingly. These aren't barracks. You will have a room here and you are free to go anytime.
We have several dealers and trainers that sell weapons and magic. If you have questions you can always come to me or one of the other magicians here. First you probably want to know what is going to happen to you.
Marianne is the daughter of Markus, a villager from Gilliad. She got kidnapped by unknown creatures and will be freed by the player in a side quest. Marianne is a teenager with a rather scared attitude.
Her script only has about 5-10 lines.
I cannot believe it... we're still alive! And these creatures are dead! I'm so grateful to you.
Merzul is the leader of "the sanctum", the hideout for outlawed mages. He introduces the player to the story and his mission to find and free Narathzul Arantheal, the allied shadow born. Merzul is many hundreds of years old, but has the appearance and voice of a man in his late 40's. He's very mysterious and wise.
The script has about 200 lines.
The common man in the street believes in the Creator as well as six other Gods. Actually, it is not false because let me tell you, these powers do exist. The Gods are not only in the imagination of the people and the words of the priest, but also in reality.
Know this: only the Tel'lmaltath, the Shadow God, has the power to lead the Order to victory. His coming is written in the so-called Predetermination; it is only a matter of time until he arises. It will be Narathzul Arantheal.
If you come across any mages here in the Middlerealm that attack you, then they are members of an association that used to be called Etronar and was based in Erothin. The chancellor Barateon drove them from there in his efforts to ban magic, and since then they have been enemies of anyone who does not belong to them.
Celebro is the first npc you encounter in the game. It's a minor role with about 20 lines.
Thanks for that light, it blinded him. It seems like torches really bother these beasts. Maybe together, we might have a chance to get out of this hell hole.
Oh... yeah, I'm Celebro. I see you got a pretty nasty bump on your head, too. Nice mess we’re in, huh? Somebody’s given us a beating. Or better said, something has.
It looks like we have a problem. These beasts seem to think we’re food... which certainly explains all the dead laying around everywhere.
Merre is linked to the second main quest, as well as a side quest. Yet he's a minor role with about 10 voice lines.
That is Karick! What's he done?
You want something to do? Perhaps you could ask Morten, the guard at the gate, if he needs any help.
I'm sorry, I do not have anything else for you to do.
Akarus is a member of the monastery, a position of the order. He seems to be the right hand of Callisto, an old mage who leads the monastery. Akarus is a sceptical charcter who doesn't build up trust that fast.
His script has about 10 lines.
What's your reason for wanting to enter the monastery? Speak quickly!
Oh, Merzul you say? Mmm... well, because you know that Callisto is staying here, you seem to be on our side. Follow me, and do not do anything stupid.
Yes, you see well, I am an Aeterna. Therefore I feel obliged to give my power to the Order and aide in the return of Narathzul Arantheal.
Melvin guides the player through the game after Merzul's death. He's a charismatic, enthusiastic and happy man that has a good relationship to the player. He has a bassy, deep and warm voice.
The script has about 200 lines.
Finally. Are you ready? We must leave immediately. Merzul said that you should come... quasi because of your training. But I'm not sure it is a good idea...
Oh, uh, don't get me wrong... it's nothing personal... it's just that neither I, Merzul nor anyone else has any idea of what happened there. It could be something harmless, but just as easily... something different.
I will have to solve the blockage so that the energy current starts to flow again. This is in itself not a problem, but it will call more golems onto our plane. You will have to deal with them while I unblock the Sanctum and get everything flowing in the right direction again.
The Star King is part of the main quest and often talks in riddles. He's friendly to the player and often has a confused expression.
His script has about 20 lines.
Blimy! A lazybones! My distant nephew is such a lazybones. And he has a wife who recently had an oooovulation. But ooooorigin sounds much better, and our origin is among the stars... let me think... the stars can be found... with a map! This is a star map! Fabulous! Oh, not only A star map, but THE Star Map!
Let me think... ah yes, the train wreck. That was seventeen years ago. That was the last time I was in Cahbaet. We always buy our beer there and with our beer we celebrate fun festivals, and festivals bring joy. Ah, I understand! You are a joy bringer!
Allow me to think... a trophy one gets for a victory, one has a victory after a fight, one fights against an enemy and the opposite of it is... Friend! Yes, exactly, that is it! You have brought a friend!
Christian is the first ship's mate of the 'ol Betsy. The player meets him during the mainquest. Maat Christian short tempered and easily annoyed guy and he's envious of Capatain Blighs rank.
His script is about 10 lines.
Eh, do I look like the Creator in person? Like I'm all-knowing? How should I know when that boozer will come back? Last time he got so wasted you couldn't tell him from a dump.
But now that you mention it, he should be back by now. Who knows, maybe he's been kidnapped. It's happened before. Bandits and such. So far, some insufferable do-gooder has always brought him back. A pity, because if the Captain actually continues to stay missing for three days, then I'll become the captain.
Well, maybe everything works out this time. You sweetie pies are just gonna have to come back then. When I'm captain! Or that bugger comes back, anyway. We'll see.
Hirre is a minor role in the first main quest. He only has 3 voice lines.
You there! Wait! They are after me! You've gotta wait, you've gotta take me!
No, help! I can't go on much longer!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!
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