Character Conversations

This page gathers all in-game character quotes which involve one or more Heroes. For convenience all names will be shortened to their initials (M for Markus, V for Victor, K for Kerillian, B for Bardin, S for Sienna).

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The distinction between "backstory" and "future" conversations come from the filenames of the audio files.

Backstory Conversations

Quote	Audio
M: Bardin, about that shield-work of yours.
B: Didn't we discuss that already?
M: Well, I remember back at Axe Bite Pass, old Kazador was there, and so were his Ironbreakers...
B: Gah! What do you want from me, Azumgi? Yes, I used to be a Zulumbaki, years back.
M: I knew it! Why'd you give it up?
B: It's... complicated, Azumgi. I don't like speaking of it.

Quote	Audio
B: Never hear you speak much about your first tutor, Zharrinn.
S: Old Rambler, you mean? He didn't teach me much. Wanted a shadow-apprentice, but I had talent only for the blaze.
B: Oho? What happened to him?
S: Don't know, don't care. He learnt a valuable lesson about hitting young girls with the butt of his staff. I'm fond of that memory.

Quote	Audio
M: Still no luck finding that Karak Zoom of yours?
B: It's 'Karak Zorn', and no. This kind of search takes a lifetime. Even without raki and kazaki'dum in the way.
M: And when you've found it? What then?
B: One thing at a time, Azumgi. One thing at a time.

Quote	Audio
S: One of my tutors told me much about Elven mages.
K: There is little to tell. They are secretive and arrogant. Much like myself.
S: Still, I've always wanted to test myself against one.
K: Test? There would be no 'test'. They'd simply swat you like a bug, albeit one that burned brightly. Stay within your realm, Sienna.

Only when Markus has the Huntsman career:

Quote	Audio
K: I do approve of your new direction, Kruber. You follow your heart and aspire to bond with nature, to the best of your ability.
M: There was an insult there, but it was sort of... embedded.
K: Then let's return to my 'favourite topic'. Why do you still submit to One-eye? It's so unbecoming.
M: Oh, no, no. Not this again. We have explained to you exactly what a Witch Hunter of the Order is. You didn't listen?
K: I guess I didn't. Mayfly talk can be so terribly dull.

Quote	Audio
M: Heard something strange last night.
B: That bottle of brandy probably didn't help.
M: No, I'm serious. I heard singing. Beautiful, it was. But wistful and... sad.
B: Don't tell me the keep's haunted.
M: Maybe, but this wasn't no ghost. It was our elf.
B: Kerillian? Never heard her sing. She saves her voice for insults.
M: It was definitely her.
B: I believe you manling. Just as I believe it'd probably be unwise to confront her about it.
M: And here I thought she'd be all sunshine and beaming.

Quote	Audio
M: Got to admit, you use that shield well, Bardin. Not what I expect in a ranger.
B: A dawi can't call himself a warrior unless he can use a shield, Azumgi.
M: I knew, but this is more than that. You and it belong together.
B: Well, I've had a few years of experience over you and that scraggly beard of yours.

Quote	Audio
B: Not tempted to go back home when this is done, Zharrinn?
S: Home? That's wherever I tread. I haven't set foot in Estalia since I was a girl.
B: Bad memories, is it?
S: A few. If you think Saltzpyre's bad, you should hear the god-botherers of Magritta.
B: A pious lot, I'm guessing?
S: Sanctimonious, more like. I'm done with them.

Quote	Audio
V: I've not heard you speak much of your lost Hold lately.
B: Aye, well... More important things to do, aren't there?
V: We're grateful for your help, Goreksson.
B: Oh, it takes more than raki and kazaki'dum to get rid of me.
K: Don't remind us, dwarf... or give me ideas.

Quote	Audio
M: Sir, I've never asked, whereabouts are you from?
V: I was born in an insignificant hovel outside Senden.
M: Oh, a Middenlander? Explains your foul temper.
V: I'm sure I misheard you.
M: Used to have a saying, back in Baron Kriegar's personal guard: Don't cross a Middenlander, 'less you leave him dead. Otherwise... he'll leave you dead...' I think it was.
V: I see. I think perhaps you have not applied the wisdom therein, Kruber.
M: Me? No, sir. Just making conversation.

Quote	Audio
M: So, about Tilea. From what you told me, it's no wonder you left.
S: I actually liked it there. So much more honest, in a strange way. Only...
M: Only what?
S: ...I might have burned down Miragliano's Old Quarter as collection on a debt. I'm not welcome there any longer.
M: Can't think why...

Quote	Audio
S: What will it take for you to trust me, Saltzpyre?
V: Trust is an expensive commodity.
S: And I've not spent enough blood to earn it?
V: You have... But it is not what you give that concerns me, Fuegonasus, but what you yearn for.
S: Yearn for?
[one missing quote]

Quote	Audio
S: So if I understand correctly, the reason you let Saltzpyre hire you, was to enable your trip back home, to Ubersreik?
M: That was the plan. Escorting a dangerous witch like you.
S: And then the Skaven happened.
M: Aye. And all the flinging cross the Grey Mountains. Stromdorf. And don't forget that business on the Reik. We were winning until we weren't.
S: But we're here, fighting, and hopefully causing daily fits of rage for Rasknitt and his cronies.
M: Aye, we do our bit, don't we?

Quote	Audio
V: Why does our elf count her kills?
S: I've no idea. We all have our quirks.
V: Perhaps. But the fervour of her speech. 'Tis like sacrament.
S: If it worries you, why not ask her?
V: Oh, you know why.

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S: Do you have another name, Kerillian? I've never heard you use it.
K: I have many other names, and I shan't share them.
S: And why not?
K: A name is a personal thing. It has power. I've never understood why mayflies are so free with theirs.
S: So Kerillian isn't your real name?
K: Real enough for our current purpose.

Quote	Audio
B: Kruber's always talking about his past, Grimgi, but I know nothing about your family.
V: There is little to tell, Goreksson. I was raised by the Order.
B: Sounds like a hard life.
V: A hard life for an unflinching purpose. It made me who I am. I am grateful for the trust placed in me.
B: Aye, trust's a trickier burden than most, I'll give you that.

Quote	Audio
V: I'm surprised to see you still here, elf.
K: I too am surprised. My standards are slipping.
V: You could leave at any time, and yet you don't. I find that... interesting.
K: I'm not one of your quarries, One-Eye.
V: No, but guilt hovers over you like a storm cloud.
K: I feel no guilt. My sleep is untroubled.
V: So why is it you pace long into the night, when you think that no one is watching?
K: You've been spying on me?
V: Of course. That is my vocation.
K: If I catch you at it, you'll lose your other eye. Do you understand me?

Quote	Audio
V: These dreams. This black future of which you speak.
K: Aye, what of it?
V: Are they real, or another of your... amusements?
K: Would I lie about something like that?
V: That is the very question I wish answered.
K: I don't know. Sometimes dreams are dreams. Sometimes they're not. Why does it matter?
V: Because I have seen something all too similar. I was trapped in a battle between two evils, and I... glimpsed something.
K: Well, what kind of something?
V: That is the question. Is it not? Perhaps it was nothing at all.

Quote	Audio
M: Have you travelled far beyond the Empire?
S: Spent some time in Tilea, when I was younger. Now there's a place where corruption's an art form.
M: Not like here, then.
S: Here? The meanest burgomeister in the Reikland could learn volumes from any Tilean nobleman. And the women! Poisoners all!
M: Sounds like the good old Empire ain't that bad after all. Taal knows I've had my doubts.

Quote	Audio
K: Do you not miss the army life, sergeant? Comrades in arms, instead of... us?
M: Don't miss the marching. Or the officers. This isn't so bad.
K: Even with One Eye giving the orders?
M: I've known worse than him. Might've eased one or two along their way. If you follow.
K: Wouldn't have thought you had it in you, Kruber.

Quote	Audio
S: Bardin, back in Ubersreik, you never answered Kruber's question. How a whole dwarf hold can get 'lost'?
B: Well, Zharrinn, it's complicated. Sometimes the doors are enchanted, invisible when closed.
S: ... sometimes the gate guards get drunk and lose the keys.
B: Aye. I mean, no. I mean... not often.
S: And, the rest of the time?
B: Well, we're a cautious folk. Once our old Empire fell, some kings thought it best just to leave the world to itself for a bit.
S: But that was thousands of years ago!
B: No sense being careful unless you mean it, Zharrinn. We dawi have long memories, and longer grief.

Quote	Audio
M: If a soothsayer had predicted all this, I'd 'ave laughed in his face.
V: Is a life of battle such a surprise, Kruber? With your background?
M: Oh, not that. Knew that was me path since I killed that tuskgor on the old farmstead. It's the company.
V: Ah, you refer to walking in the shadow of Sigmar's chosen servant?
M: Listen, no one in my village had ever seen an elf, and it'd been years since a dwarf passed through.
V: These are strange times, and the Empire is a their heart. I have no doubt we will see stranger.

Quote	Audio
S: Kerillian, I heard you, but I still can't let the thought go. To test myself against an elven mage!
K: I said all that matters the first time, Sienna. It is not for you.
S: But think of the rush. The excitement. Ah, it's doesn't matter. You'll never understand.
K: Oh Sienna, I know addiction when I see it. You should be careful. The Thirsting Prince yearns for your sort.
S: Let him come! I'll give him a scar or two to remember me by!
K: Gluttony, Arrogance, Pride. Is there no sin your are without?

Quote	Audio
K: What will your kinsfolk be thinking? What with you out here, when they're surely having wars of their own.
B: They'll do fine, wutelgi. They don't need me.
K: I agree that one smelly dwarf is much like another, but have you no longing to return?
B: When the time is right, have no fear.
K: And that'll be...?
B: No rush, is there? No hurry at all...

Quote	Audio
B: Don't hear you speak much of home, wutelgi, or kin.
M: She don't have any, that's why. A shard chipped from a block of ice, that's her.
K: There's nothing to speak of.
M: Sounds like a quarrel to me.
B: Easy, Azumgi. No sense being heartless, even against... her.
K: Thank you, Goreksson. But he's right. There was a quarrel of sorts.
B: Really? Over what?
K: The dead. What else?

Future Conversations

Quote	Audio
S: Do you never long for a quiet life, Markus. As a farmer, maybe?
M: Me? No. Too quiet after all I've seen. From now on, it's the mercenary road for me.
S: Yes. And why stick to small paths? What about forming a mercenary army of your own? I can see it now: Kruber's Ironshields.
M: Reading my mind again, Sienna? I mean, absolutely! I like the name. And I'd want a wizard close to hand, of course.
S: Very wise.

Quote	Audio
V: Tell me, Kruber. Have you considered striving for the Order?
M: Me? Become a templar? A witch hunter?
V: I believe you have the fortitude for that path. As a Captain, I can sign you up with a minimum of procedure and paperwork.
M: That's very good of you, sir. But I don't want to make plans just yet.
V: Spoken like a true servant of Sigmar. The task at hand is often the most important.
M: Yeah, that's what I was thinking.

Quote	Audio
S: I've never seen a dwarf hold from within, but I think I'd like to.
B: My kin don't always think kindly of those who command flame, Zharrinn.
S: All Bright Wizards, Bardin? Or just those who hail from the desolate plains to the east?
B: Ah... So you've heard.
S: Met one on the Cathayan Silk Road, years back. We... disagreed.
B: Disagreed? Disagreed? He's all ashes now, I take it?
S: Oh yes.
B: Disagreed. Ha!

Quote	Audio
M: As you know, I'm putting together a mercenary concern...
B: Tis a good idea. Never a shortage of work, and that means coin and ale aplenty.
M: Thought you'd approve. Reckon I could find any interested dwarfs?
B: Of course! Especially when word of our deeds has spread.
M: You reckon it will?
B: If it doesn't, Lohner owes me a heavy purse. He promised to get the word out.

Quote	Audio
K: Kruber, do you really plan on spending the rest of your short life under One-eye's thumb?
M: Umm... No I don't. And this ain't exactly the first time you've asked about me and him.
K: So?
M: So!? The fact is, it appears you care about absolutely nothing in the human world, except my relationship with Saltzpyre!
K: Oh, really? I have to endure the sight and sound of you two every single day and it drains my sanity. Apparently I'm not as good at shutting out the world as I used to be.
M: Then try harder. We do.

Quote	Audio
B: You've been good comrades, drengbarazi. A dawi couldn't ask for better.
S: Getting sentimental, Bardin?
B: Nothing wrong with celebrating good times. I've walked alone too long. I'd forgotten.
M: He is getting sentimental. And it'll get worse as I pour ale down his throat, but then he'll bounche right back.
B: See? Good comrades!

Quote	Audio
V: It occurs to me that our realms have common cause, elf.
K: You'd trust my kind?
V: 'Trust', don't be absurd. Agree upon a common foe, and course of action.
K: And that's why such an alliance would be fleeting. Your kind are strongest when certain. We are at our weakest.

Quote	Audio
K: Do you not think you should control your fire-lust, Sienna?
S: Whatever for? We're two halves of the same coin, it and I.
K: Aye, but obsession never ends well.
S: And according to you, we're all doomed anyway, so what does it matter?
K: Mayflies. Deaf to all, except their own egos.

Quote	Audio
V: Once this is settled, you should consider returning to the Bright College for further tutelage.
S: If you let me go, of course.
V: Of course. But let us assume I will. Have you thought of returning to Altdorf?
S: On occasion but the college holds nothing for me. No Bright Wizard of any passion is prepared to teach, and one without passion is scarcely worth heeding.
V: I see. The armies of the Empire always need more Battle Wizards. I suggest you once again answer the call, should you be exonerated.

Quote	Audio
B: How'd that last lot get so close, Azumgi?
M: Don't know. One moment they were there, the next...
B: Do better! Slack watch gets folk killed!
M: Easy now, Goreksson. I was only...
B: Enough. Eyes sharp. Azumgi. Mouth shut.

Quote	Audio
B: So, Grimgi tells me you've been dreaming of the future?
K: I've dreamt of darkness. Perhaps it is the future. Perhaps it is nothing but my own fears.
B: You have fears? You?
K: Aye, never being able to return home. Surely you know the feeling?
B: I don't know what you're suggesting, wutelgi.

Quote	Audio
V: Sienna, I believe it would help your trial if you showed intent to go back to the College. Are there really none there who hold your respect?
S: Gorman, perhaps. And we all know what happened to him, don't we?
V: A wizard's duel, wasn't it?
S: Gelt cheated. A Gold Wizard always knows how to place a bribe.

Quote	Audio
S: I know you only tolerate us, Kerillian, so why not go home?
K: I... cannot. Not until my penance is done. I must set the Weave right.
S: The Weave is really that important?
K: The Weave is everything. It is a balance that must be preserved.
S: And you did something to upset it?
K: Aye, someone did.

Quote	Audio
M: You know, Kerillian, I'm still no clearer as to why you're traipsing around with us. Don't you want to go home?
K: More than you know.
M: So why stay? It doesn't add up.
K: If I answer you, will you cease your glaikit yammering?
M: Aye, we have a deal.
K: Very well. I made a mistake, and until I've made amends, I cannot go back. All right?
M: Not really, but you have my thanks.

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V: I confess, Goreksson, that I find your diligence... uplifting. You understand duty.
B: A dawi's stern and present mistress, Grimgi. To be loved and feared at the same time.
V: And if we fail her, we must reassert our dedication...
B: ... or else atone. Aye, that's the way of it. Which would you choose?
V: It is my hope never to find out. I shall keep to the path.
B: Paths are slippery, Grimgi. Mind your footing.

Quote	Audio
M: Have you never considered another career, sir?
V: Never. Why, what would you suggest?
M: That's the thing. Can't really picture you as anything else.
V: Some men are born to purpose. Perhaps I am such a one.
M: Well, that's a miserable way to live.
V: Not at all. My path is as straight as an archer's shot, unhindered by darkness or fear.

Quote	Audio
B: In gromril hold, on throne of gold...
S: Give it a rest, Bardin.
B: What's the matter, Zharrinn? Don't like my song?
S: It's not the song, but the... air of cheerfulness. It becomes grating after a while.
B: You should try it. Keeps the poisonous thoughts at bay.

Quote	Audio
S: What if I've held back my potential, all these years?
M: How so, Sienna?
S: I'm neither the witch Saltzpyre fears, nor the disciplined wizard my tutors hoped to shape.
M: But that's good... Isn't it?
S: I used to think so, but if I cannot be one, I must be the other. That's what I was taught.

Quote	Audio
M: Ever think what the future holds, sir? When this Helmgart business is over, I mean.
V: Another battle. Sigmar will guide me to it.
M: Yeah, but after that?
V: I do not follow.
M: After you're done fighting...?
V: My struggle will end only with my death, and my soul in Sigmar's care.
M: That's a hard road.
V: Someone must walk it, and I do so gladly.

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K: You know what I think, Bardin?
B: Do I know what an elf thinks? No one does.
K: I don't think you really are searching for Karak Zorn.
B: Preposterous! You don't know what you're saying.
K: Don't I? You forget I've observed your 'search' for some time now.
B: Spying, is it?
K: Of course. I'm a 'wutelgi'. That's what we do, so I'm told.
B: A well-earned slight, by the sound of it.
K: I don't think you're seeking anything at all, Bardin. I think you're avoiding going home. And if I'm right...
B: Choose your next words carefully...
K: Then you have my sympathy. That is all. I hope you find whatever it is you're really seeking.

Quote	Audio
S: Ha! They burn so well! Little ashen puppets dancing to my tune!
M: I think she might have lost it. I've been fearing this...
K: I think you might be right. Sienna?
S: I'll set them all dancing! All of them!
K: Cursed mayflies. Sienna!
S: What?!
K: I think we might have a problem...
S: Can't a woman enjoy herself?

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M: Can't say I've seen many elves abroad in the Empire. 'part from those marching to war, anyway.
K: And am I not marching to war, Kruber?
M: After a fashion. But why with us? You and us lot?
K: Maybe I find you... efficient, in your own mayfly sort of way.
M: Efficient? Now what's that supposed to mean?
K: Ach, just forget I said anything.

Quote	Audio
M: The problem with the Empire ain't with the soldiers. It's with those who give the orders.
V: Most are honest folk, fulfilling their duties as best they can.
M: Yeah? Well maybe that ain't good enough.
V: And you think you can do better?
M: I think I'm prepared to give it a try.

Quote	Audio
B: We'll soon have these Northlanders dealt with, Grimgi, you'll see.
V: I have no doubt you're correct.
B: Then why so dour? Think of the songs they'll sing. #A fivesome bold, they...#
V: Because this is not the end. I fear more is coming.
B: We'll handle that business too, Grimgi. And besides, there's always more coming.

Quote	Audio
S: Does Saltzpyre seem... strange to you?
K: Not by his standards. But he has shown interest in my dreams lately.
S: Oh really?
K: Said he'd seen something similar, but then clammed up like a dwarf's purse.
S: Dealing in dreams and visions? No wonder Saltzpyre's staying away from his fellows. He's as likely to burn as I.

Quote	Audio
K: About your kin...
B: Ha! Came to make another joke at my expense?
K: I was just going to say, it's hard to be alone among the mayflies.
B: Aye, it is that. They mean well, but it's not the same.

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
B: The mining accident at Karak Norn. It was my father's fault. Disengaged the pneumatic supports - called 'em newfangled umgak. Then the quake hit.
K: And your uncle took the blame?
B: Took the burden for his brother, who died a hero getting other miners to safety. Wouldn't expect you to understand.
K: You're asking me if I understand pride, and shame? Hah.

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
K: I hear your family's a mite... complicated
B: Aye, you hear that, do you? From who?
K: Lohner might have said something...
B: Lohner should keep his mouth shut!

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
K: So, have you other family still in this grey world of ours?
B: Why do I reckon you already know the answer?
K: So suspicious, Master Dwarf. But yes, Lohner told me. You've a daughter, I understand?
B: Aye, I do, and a canny lass she is too. Has forgotten more about engineering that I ever learned. Captains a monitor out of Barak Varr nowadays.

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
M: I don't get why some dwarfs are so suspicious of you engineers, Bardin.
B: It's a love of tradition, Azumgi. They don't like change.

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
V: I heard Lohner speak of your father some time ago. He sounds like a stalwart soul.
B:Aye, he was certainly that. Rigid. Inflexible. Certain of everything.
V: You see! Precisely the proper role model in this wicked world of ours.
B: He thought that too. Can't say he was wholly right about it.

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
M: So, I guess we can expect to see a few dwarfen upgrades around here.
B: Might be - but don't you go confusing me with a common tinkerer. I'm an artist.
M: You sound like Catrinne. Eating all those paintbrushes has obviously had an effect.
B: I shan't dignify that with a response.

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As Outcast Engineer
V: Perhaps you should use your newfound standing with the Engineer's Guild to get our weapons improved?
B: It's not so simple as that. I'm more what you could describe as 'self-taught'.
V: But what of structure! Discipline! The judgement of one's peer? You have no one against whom to measure yourself!
B: I know. I find it liberating

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
K: Your wife's made quite a name for herself I hear, Goreksson?
B: Do I have no secrets left?
K: One. And I'll not ask about that.
B: Hmph. Yes, Grelda's a dab hand with an axe. You should see her when's the scent of gobbo blood in her nostrils. You'd like her.
K: But she doesn't care for you any longer?
B: Life's complicated. Not everything's forever.
K: Aye. True enough.

Quote	Audio
As Outcast Engineer
M: Met a dwarf engineer once. At the battle of Hel Fenn. Cantankerous sort, he was.
B: You were at the Battle of Hel Fenn?
M: Not the famous one. The eighth, I think. They don't like to number in case it encourages the vampires.
B: Can't argue with that. They come back often enough as it is.

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As Outcast Engineer
S: So you're an engineer now, is that right Bardin?
B: Always was, Zharrin, in my heart. Just letting it shine a bit, that's all.
S: Good. Repression's bad for the spirit. I never repress anything.
B: Aye, I've noticed.

Missions

Some mission conversations are character-neutral, that is to say consist of two or more lines that can be shared between every Hero. For instance, the line Sienna uses to answer Markus's remark at the start of one specific level will be the same she uses when reacting to what Bardin says at the start at the same mission. Heroes usually share two lines of dialogue between each other, with sometimes the addition of a third line. Most lines are interchangeable, but some only appear in unique circumstances.

Other conversations are character-dependent, and can only happen between the same characters.

Righteous Stand

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	Time for a distraction. Are we ready?
		We'll make for a fine distraction. Don't we always?
	Bardin	Fighting raki in a ruined city, brings back memories, doesn't it dawri?
		If it's a distraction Lohner wants, that's what he'll have.
	Kerillian	'Make some noise', Lohner said. Has he not heard you glaikit lot clomping around? Noise is what you're good at.
		If a distraction is required, then we shall of course provide.
	Viktor	So, Lohner wishes a distraction? We shall of course provide.
		It falls to us to provide a distraction. Very well.
	Sienna	Don't know about you lot, but I'm feeling particularly distracting today.
		Let's get moving, darlings. Lohner wants a distraction.
Second Line	Markus	I'm glad to pitch in. I don't fancy this tromp across the wall, though. Might get a bit blowy.
		We're the best Lohner had at hand. Always will be, most likely.
	Bardin	We'll have to go over the walls, dawri. Fancy a climb?
		Long as Lohner keeps the elf loyal, I don't mind what he asks of us. [?] ain't racing anywhere.
	Kerillian	I understand we're approaching along the city wall. What can go wrong with that?
		Ugh, another mayfly town. I'd rather fight for something important.
	Viktor	The main approach to the temple is cut. This will be no easy climb.
		The temple cannot be reached by ordinary means.
	Sienna	Doesn't Lohner have other lackeys to do this? I hear the temple's stairs have been cut.
		You want something gone right? You send the best. Seems that's us, darlings.
Third Line	Markus	Could be a tricky one, this.		All third lines unused
		Keep your eyes open, the Skaven will be waiting.
	Bardin	We'll get it done, and get it done right!
		We'll get the job done dawri, by my beard we will!
	Kerillian	Let's get this over with.
		Ugh, no point putting it off, I suppose.
	Viktor	We have the will, and we shall see our task done.
		Sigmar works with us, guiding us to victory.
	Sienna	Do we have to go all the way to the temple? I can light a fire here! They'll see that for sure.
		Come on! My fires are hungry.

Convocation of Decay

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	I hope Lohner's wrong, but what are the chances of that?
		I didn't want to believe it, but my gut tells me there's something wrong here.
	Bardin	This place stinks of stickness. Hope I don't catch something unpleasant.
		I bet Lohner's on to something. Always is, that one.
	Kerillian	This has the look of a healer's temple well enough. But it stinks of death.
		Lohner is right. There's something amiss here. I can feel it.
	Victor	Griffon's beak. Stay vigilant!
		Lohner was correct once more, damn his eyes!
	Sienna	A house of healing. Is it too much to hope it remains such?
		This hospice has seen better days.
Second Line	Markus	Something bad happened here, mates.
		Stay together. This gives me a bad feeling.
	Bardin	I've said it before. The goddess of healing should also be a goddess of battle.
		There's trouble afoot in here, dawri. It's too quiet.
	Kerillian	War marches on our lands and pities not the weak. This is no time for pacifism.
		We'll have our answers soon enough, mayflies.
	Victor	Press on, but with care. This may be a trap.
		There is a mystery within these walls, I will find it!
	Sienna	A pacifist godess is of no defense when the dark powers come calling.
		Watch your step, darlings. No telling what's ahead.
Third Line	Markus	Time to get to the bottom of this.
		Let's take a look around. Might make me feel better.
	Bardin	Let's get to the bottom of this, dawri. And dole out remonstrance where needed.
		No tallying, dawri. I've a word or twelve to have with whoever's lurking ahead.
	Kerillian	This house of healing conceals the truth. Stay alert, mayflies.
		A healer's hall should be sacrosanct. If we've need, we'll ink that lesson in blood.
	Victor	I will have the truth of what happened in this place, count upon it.
		I will have answers from this house of healing.
	Sienna	To me, my flames! We've work to do.
		I've a good burning in store for anything lurking around these halls. Come on!

During the level:

B: Quite a library they have here. V: Healing lore gathered from across centuries, no doubt. M: Had a Shallyan priest attached to my regiment for a time. A wizard with an elixir, he was. And a bonesaw.

K: So many books. It's almost impressive, is it not, Kruber? M: No need to take that tone, waywatcher. K: What tone? I merely complimented this fine library. M: Yeah, I heard the words, but I reckon you were being funny. Just because I don't read much. K: (laugh) You must really learn to cultivate some self-esteem, Kruber.

S: I loathe followers of Nurgle. K: As do I. They smell revolting. S: Oh, it's not the smell I mind. B: Really, Zharrinn? Then why the dislike? Beyond the obvious, I mean. S: They're invariably so sodden with pus and festering fluids that the fires don't catch. Takes all the fun out of it.

V: If Lohner speaks true, madness is on the rise. And heresy with it, I'm sure. S: Not all afflictions end in heresy, Saltzpyre. V: I have been trained to always assume the worst, and by experience, learnt the value of those lessons. Compassion is too often repaid with betrayal. S: I'll bear that in mind.

M: These Northlanders worship Nurgle. Foulest of the Dark Gods, from what I hear. V: You should never grade evils, Kruber. For if one is the worst, then you might be tempted to kinship with the least. M: Right you are, sir. (clears throat) This Nurgle. He's pretty bad, just like the rest of 'em. V: Are you mocking me? M: No sir. Perish the thought, sir.

S: I've heard you mention Shallya before, Kerillian. K: I only repeat what I've seen in dreams. A gilded cage, and a cauldron. She weeps, and her tears fall upon this world like rain. V: Nonsense. Pay her no heed. S: What harm does it do to listen? V: Such have been the last words of many a heretic.

B: I still reckon this Shallya of yours could do with a good axe or mallet close to hand. M: She's the patron of healing, Bardin. What healer would smash in skulls? B: One who wants to keep stitching folk up, rather than get stitched up themselves. S: You have to admit, it's a practical suggestion. B: ... at the very least, she could train that dove of hers to go for the eyes.

M: Heard a tale, not long back. One of Sisters of Shallya lost her mind, slit a bunch of throats and vanished into the wild. B: Lot of madness in the world these days. Didn't used to be this bad. M: It'll get better, Goreksson. B: Aye, maybe. But I can't help wondering...

S: This makes twisted sense. Nurgle and Shallya are natural enemies. M: One the bringer of plagues, and one the curer of them. V: Like Sigmar, Shallya cleanses corruption, though her methods are... S: Kinder? Compassionate? Empathetic? V: I was going to say 'less effective'. Look around you. We are surrounded by proof.

V: This hospice never stood a chance. K: Those without swords seldom do when war reaches their door. V: These are the depths to which the Northlanders stoop. K: And you're telling me you'd stay your blade, simply because your foe was unarmed? V: Heresy is as potent a weapon as any sword.

M: Look at this. Attacking a pacifist order... S: Non-violence isn't a shield, Markus. M: I know, just don't sit right, that's all. S: Don't worry, I have a feeling you'll have the opportunity to vent your anger before we're done.

Hunger in the Dark

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Victor	I shall be glad to get inside the mine. 'Tis cold up here.
	Kerillian	Is this really necessary? Only fun so far is seeing you mayflies shiver in the cold.
Second Line	Bardin	Stop grumbling, dawri. This is bracing, that's all.
	Victor	Inclement weather or not, the Dreisdunkel mine has a poor reputation. Be on your guard.
	Sienna	At least it should be warmer down there...
		Didn't I hear the mine is cursed?
Third Line	Markus	Turning regular trolls into mutant ones? Bah, I don't even want to know! Let's just end it, right here, right now.
	Kerillian	Perhaps we can learn a trick or two from the sorcerers - stiffen Kruber's wits so he can count up to five?
	Sienna	So they're transforming trolls into bile trolls? Wonder if we can turn Saltzpyre into a human?

Halescourge

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	Quiet enough walk this far, mates. The pact bastards are late for the party.
		We're getting close mates. Shouldn't we be fighting hordes of pact-pissers by now?
	Kerillian	This feels like a trap
	Victor	So far, so good. Sigmar has guided us here. The rest is down to us.
	Sienna	It's been a bit quiet, darlings. I fell an itch to start burning stuff. Preferably pact-sworn.
Second Line	Markus	Impatient today, eh? I'd offer a rousing chorus of something, but I reckon it'd only make things worse.
	Bardin	Oh, the pact-wazzoks will turn up any second, don't you worry, dawri.
	Kerillian	No need to delay. Death will find us, or it will not.
	Sienna	Don't worry, they'll try to stop us, as always. Never worked yet, won't work now.
		No need to be impatient. I'm sure there'll be carnage enough for all of us.
Third Line	Markus	Well, we've still a sorcerer to have a friendly, stabby chat with. Bring your gift of the gab, mates. And your gift of the stab.
		Righto, mates, we've a sodding sorcerer to off. Good deed of the day and a bit of fun, all in one.

Soon after the level starts:

M: I keep hearing you speak of the Weave, Kerillian. But not what it is. K: It is the heart and soul of the world. Its suffering is ours also. M: Funny. I've never noticed anything. K: Or perhaps you merely missed the significance? Make no mistake, you are bound to its fate.

M: Don't get why the Rotbloods love filth so. V: Because they are degenerate to a man, born only so they may be scourged by the righteous. M: Funny sort of life, that.

V: This Weave you speak of with such reverence. Do you worship it as divine? K: Of course not! V: I am relieved to hear it... K: The Weave transcends the divine. Your 'Sigmar' serves it. As do we all.

B: You know, when this is done, it might be best to fill this lot it and start over. V: I never thought to hear such sentiment from a dwarf. B: Look around, Grimgi. Helmgart's gone. Poisoned. You can avenge it, but that's about the lot. V: Never! The Empire does not concede its territory!

K: Tell me, Kruber - do you even know how these lifting platforms work? M: Not me. A simple, bluff soldier, me. I keep to the things I know. K: Well, I'm sure it's not a long list. M: Long enough. So many ways to kill a body, be they human, greenskin, ratman... or elf.

S: Does Helmgart's corruption really matter to you, Kerillian? It's just one mayfly town, after all. K: Every moment the blighted garden has purchase on our world, is a moment in which the Weave trembles. S: Then why does this Weave of yours not defend itself? K: It does, Sienna. What purpose do you think I serve?

S: You know, after all this time I've still no idea how these lifting platforms work. B: Depends, Zharrinn. We favour steam, or water wheels, but there's no reason it couldn't be a treadmill or draught animals... S: ...or slaves? B: Aye, there is that possibility.

B: You shouldn't fret about this Weave of yours, wutelgi. Stone walls and sturdy arms will see us safe. K: And when the stone stumbles, dwarf? When the metal rots? When there is no timber to fuel the forges? B: I'll keep fighting, never you fear. K: But will it be a world worth fighting for?

S: Perhaps the good folk of Helmgart should've built on the plains. No need for lifting platforms, then. V: There are greater drives in life than comfort, Fuegonasus. Helmgart overlooks a vital pass. S: Well you can't do much defending if you're out of puff from marching up and down hills. V: The righteous always find a way.

M: Let's hope nothing nasty comes out of Axe Bite Pass. Not sure Helmgart's any good for stopping it. S: There's no sense worrying, Markus. We've problems enough here and now. M: Aye, you're right. S: I'm always right. Have you not learned that yet?

S: Don't know what the fuss is about this sorcerer. Swamp-water for brains, all of them. K: Well Sienna, you'll have to set it boiling, will you not? S: Oh, I'll manage something... artistic... never fear. K: Well I'm certainly looking forward to it.

Athel Yenlui

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	I don't suppose anyone has the first blasted idea where this temple is?
	Kerillian	Lohner wasn't wrong. There is a temple, hidden somewhere near.
	Victor	Let us be on your way. The temple cannot be far.
		This is but one of many elven ruins hidden within the Empire's bounds, or so I understand.
	Sienna	Come on, darlings! This temple isn't going to find itself.
		How far to this temple, do you think?
Second Line	Markus	Didn't elves believe in roads?
		Take us ages, forging through this lot.
	Bardin	Is this really the place? Boga! Looks like we're in for a walk.
	Kerillian	This place hails from happier times, before kinstrife and malice soured my people.
	Sienna	Nice little forest. Nicely flammable, too.

Soon after the level starts:

S: I've never understood the rift between elves and dwarfs. B: Put it this way. It's not so much the original betrayal that's the problem. Not that we'd forget it. S: ...naturally... B: ...but we could perhaps put it to one side, with the proper amount of grovelling from that Phoenix King of theirs. S: (snort) Hah! You don't ask for much, do you?

M: What a mess. Can't see why anyone'd choose to live out here. K: There's nothing more beautiful than nature unbound, sergeant. You should learn to appreciate it. M: I might, if it weren't such hard-going underfoot. What's wrong with a good road, for Taal's sake? K: (laugh) You're a refreshing soul, Kruber. M: Thanks. Wait... That was an insult, wasn't it?

S: I don't like the look of this. Wild magic's a dangerous proposition. V: All the more reason for us to put an end to it. S: Couldn't agree more... And how do we do that, exactly? V: A way will present itself. Sigmar favours those who trust to his guidance.

V: So this was once a stronghold of your people, elf? K: My people? These were not my people. They exiled us, cast us out. So certain of their path, with so little cause. B: I'd leave it, Grimgi. Lot of bad blood between the elven realms. V: So it would appear.

B: Way things are going, we could use one of those gods of yours, wutelgi. Any chance of that? K: Those who remain would as gladly skewer a dwarf as a Skaven. B: There's no need for that. K: And how would your vaunted Grimnir look upon my kind? B: With mercy, if you showed deference. K: Deference? (laugh) To a bearded lunatic? B: (growl) On second thoughts, maybe it's best to leave ancestors and gods out of this. K: Aye, indeed.

M: Who'd have thought an elven temple could exist so deep in the Empire? S: You need to open your eyes, Markus. Many feet walked these forests before our kind. Just as many will after. M: Maybe. Way things are going, I'm not sure how much 'after' there's likely to be. S: There's always something 'after'. We may not live to see it, but life will continue.

S: Can you tell us anything of this place, Kerillian? K: Only that it was raised by fools, who sought control over everything else. S: Then these are not the work of your people? K: (bitter laugh) They are not my people, wizard. Not any more. Ulthuan is a tomb, only no one there knows that they are already dead.

B: I suppose if we hit real trouble, Zharrinn could set that giant tree alight. Be seen from miles around. S: I'll do nothing to that tree, Bardin. Besides, who'd come to help us? B: You have a point, I grant you. M: Knowing our luck, it'd just attract a dragon. Gobble us all up, it would.

V: You seem less... cheerful today, Goreksson. B: Yes, well. This is elgi territory, shoddy thought it is. Been a long time since a dawi was welcome here. K: And, unless you show a little more respect, it will be a long time again. M: Knowing our luck, it'd just attract a dragon. Gobble us all up, it would.

B: So much for the endurance of the elves. Look at this place. K: You're one to talk, Dwarf. One little earthquake, and your kind took to hiding amongst the rocks, instead of ruling from atop them. B: Aye, well, we're just biding our time, aren't we? K: Then take my advice: do not hide too long, lest the world also reclaim your lands as it has this place.

M: Do you know much about the elven gods, sir? V: Only that they are degenerates, who bicker amongst themselves instead of opposing the true foe. M: As with the mortals, so with the gods, is that it? V: Indeed. Would that Sigmar could return and show them the error of their ways.

S: I wish Kerillian were with us. Her insight might have been useful. M: I asked her. Didn't want to come and was very clear on the matter. S: I know that tone. What did she do, Markus? M: Nothing. But she made it very clear what she'd cut off if I didn't leave her be.

The Screaming Bell

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Kerillian	I tire of keeping your precious empire clean of Skaven trinkets, mayflies.
		Why be surprised that skaven worship a bell? Mayflies will bend a knee to anything.
	Victor	Do not take this endeavour lightly. So far we are lucky to have been spared the sorcerous chumes of a Screaming Bell.
Second Line	Kerillian	Well, half of you lot worship a bearded corpse. Personally I think a bell is preferable.
	Victor	Supposedly it was a great bell that transformed the skaven thus.
		Scholars believe a bell created the skaven, from man's festering hubris.
Third Line	Kerillian	All your rammer, lumberfoots. It's enough to make me long for someone's death. Could be yours or could be mine.
	Victor	Oh, how I'dl like to hear more, but unfortunately, we have pressing matters to attend to. Onwards, ye wonders of intellect and insight.

Fort Brachsenbrücke

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Bardin	A steady pace, that's the trick. No sense getting there out of puff.
		No time for sightseeing. Umgak fortress is probably already in ruins.
	Victor	Make haste! Brachsenbrücke cannot hold forever!
Second Line	Victor	The road shall guide us there.
	Bardin	Let's hope the road's clear.
Third Line	Bardin	We've not lost to the raki yet, dawri. We won't start here.
	Victor	If Sigmar is with us, we shall arrive in time.

Soon after the level starts:

M: Funny, I don't think of the ratmen as being siege-canny. A knife in the back or the bowels is more their way. V: Then you misjudge them, Kruber. The ratmen are fearsome in sieges - most often clawing their way in from below. M: Aye, always with that damn digging... I hate sieges. Bloody bother. V: I prefer to judge them as crucibles, in which the righteous are forged. M: Of course you do sir.

K: Why are we off to some lumberfoot bastion? Shouldn't we focus on the pact-sworn gate? S: If the fort falls, there's no place for the refugees of Reikland to go... unless you'd prefer we invite them all to our Keep? K: Make haste to the fort mayflies! By the gods of star and shadow, it must hold!

M: Do your folk have fortresses, elf? K: Not as you'd understand them. The living world is our fortress, and we shape it to our need. M: So we're talking trees? K: Not only trees, but rivers, mountains and the wings of the storms. Nothing forged by men can compare.

B: So... How old's this Brachsenbur... Brucksenbrech... fort, anyway? V: You think me a repository of knowledge on this corner of the Empire, Bardin? B: Aye, why not? V: I'm afraid I know little enough. There are thousands of such keeps in Sigmar's realm. I cannot be expected to know them all.

S: Never heard of this Fort Brachsenbrücke. M: Neither have I, but with Helmgart lost and the Reikland on the brink... S: ...even places like that become important. M: That's the army all over, making do with what comes to hand.

Reaching the bridge :

S: Can you swim, Bardin? B: Of course, if the need is there. No sense getting too friendly with water. S: Actually there is, in some cases. B: Aye? Like... when? S: Fine. You need a bath, Bardin. You still stink of troll guts. Not tomorrow, but tonight. Please.

Into the Nest

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	You reckon the Skavens will fall for this again, mates?
		Can we really get the Skavens to turn on each other again?
	Bardin	I'm not usually one for sneaking around, but killing the leader usually works wonders with raki.
		He wants us sneaky this time? Where's the fun in that?
	Kerillian	Cutting off a rat's head has always been the best way to keep his foul tail from twitching.
		Tricking Skaven? Easier than filling a dwarf, you'll see.
	Victor	Our deed shall provoke anarchy amongst the fractious ratmen.
		We shall bring flame to disorder's fuse. Internal strife will ripple through the skaven ranks.
	Sienna	Provoking the ratties to self-destructive mischief? Sounds like fun.
		Turn the ratties on themselves? I'll enjoy this one.
Second Line	Markus	My hat's off to Lohner for this one. How in Taal's name did he know where this warlord lurks?
		Lohner's good at finding opportunities, I'll give him that.
	Bardin	Lohner's plan is sound. It's worked countless times before, and neither this one or Ubersreik will be the last.
		Not much glory in fighting raki. Kill the leader and we can be done with it. It's a good plan.
	Kerillian	Come on then, mayflies. Even you should have the hang of it by now.
		Except for the stealthy lumberfoots part, this seems a sensible plan.
	Victor	Lohner's plan is perfectly judged. It falls flawlessly with everything I know of the ratmen.
		It is a good plan. When we defeated the grey seer in Übersreik, Clan Fester turned on itself and scattered to the winds.
	Sienna	Brings back fine memories of the ratties slaughtering one another in Übersreik.
		I doubt the results will be as spectacular as in Übersreik. I think we'll need to kill an even bigger ratty for this one.
Third Line	Markus	Well, here goes nothing.
		Oh, sneaking, hey? We'll see about that.
	Bardin	Here we go, dawri! Step quietly.
		Onwards dawri, onwards! But, keep it down, eh?
	Kerillian	Aye, just try not to wake the whole nest, lumberfoots.
		Can we get moving then? Before the Skaven die of old age.
	Victor	Subtlety will serve us better than bloodshed. Remember that.
		We should try to avoid rousing the entire nest.
	Sienna	I warn you: my flames are anything but subtle.
		As long as I get to scorch them whiskers to tail, I'm a happy woman.

Against the Grain

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	Hurry up! We've honest folk to rescue.
	Bardin	No tarrying dawri, these captives need us, and the kazaki'dum need a stomping.
		A rescue mission eh? That's the work of heroes, dawri!
	Kerillian	What's a few mayflies worth anyway? We're wasting time here, lumberfoots.
	Sienna	Not much difference between a farmer and a soldier when the land's overrun.
		We'll save who we can, but I'm not hopeful.
Second Line	Bardin	Never understood why a manling farm is so wildly spread. Makes them vulnerable.
		This way to the farms, dawri.
	Kerillian	Mark my words. We'll find only corpses on these farms, mayflies.
	Victor	I do not expect to find many still alive.
	Sienna	I promise you this, darlings: I'll avenge every death.
		Those we can't save, we'll avenge a dozen times over.
Third Line	Bardin	Folks need saving, looks like a job, well, for us, dawri.
	Victor	The enemy has sinister plans for the prisoners they take. In turn, I have plans for the enemy.
	Sienna	'Farmer' and 'victim' are counted much the same around here. 'Soldier' isn't much better.
		Well, we're here to do what we can, so I say less prattle, and more pyromancy, alright?

Soon after the level starts:

K: I was warned that certainty would lead me astray. Now see what my actions have wrought. V: Certainty begets firm action. K: Indeed, but firm action slithers a brood all of its own. Only a fool could claim to know their ambitions. V: Speaking in riddles again, elf. K: Then ignore me. It's better for us both.

M: I grew up on a farm like this. Gone now, thanks to the vermin. K: A fine upbringing. Close to the land is close to the Weave. Who knows, Kruber. Perhaps you're marked by it? M: What does that mean? ...Hey, I asked you a question. S: (laugh) Give it up, she'll not answer.

Empire in Flames

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Bardin	Let's find that manor, dawri. And if a few necks present themselves for chopping, so much the better.
		So, we look for a manor filled with the spoils of war. Sounds simple enough.
	Kerillian	So, we look for a manor filled with the spoils of war. Sounds simple enough.
	Sienna	Destroy northlander supplies and Baron Francke's manor in one strike? (laugh) Best plan in ages.
Second Line	Victor	We will destroy every scrap, depend on it.
		We're getting close. If the baron's alive, he and I shall have serious words.
	Sienna	By the Eight, the Rotbloods shan't profit from their slaughter!
		The northlanders shan't keep us from their supplies.
Third Line	Markus	A future of vicious street-fighting while searching for plunder. It's like the good old days.
	Bardin	Time to pay for what you've stolen, kazaki'dum!
		Let the kazaki'dum try to stop me! They're not keeping their stolen grain!
	Victor	To Ussingen! The Northlanders shall not keep what they have stolen!
	Sienna	Time for a dance, darlings. Choose your partners with care.
		Kill all you can. Win or lose, they won't forget this day.

Soon after the level starts:

B: So what's this town famous for? K: Famous? Not to speak ill of the dead, but it's a nothing town in a backwater realm. B: Everything's famous for something, wutelgi. You should show more - M: Cheese. K: I should show more cheese? Has all that ale finally rotted your brain, Kruber? M: Ussingen's famous for its cheese. Or was, anyway. Had a beautiful red colour.

M: The supplies will be under heavy guard. Are we ready for a fight? B: You know me, Azumgi. I'm always ready for a fight. K: Didn't seem that way at Morgensloft. B: Took me by surprise, didn't it? Don't fret, dawri. They'd never have gotten me in one of them cages. K: They'd never have fitted you in one of those cages. Never was the phrase 'stout fellow' so apt.

V: Baron Franke of Ussingen. Now he was a bankrupt soul. M: Right, the rich and the beautiful. V: Not so rich now. I offered him a choice: half of his fortune to the Church of Sigmar for abusing his mistress, or taking her seat on a witch's pyre. He chose wisely. M: Thought I knew a bit about Witch Hunters, but... you can really do that? V: Strangely enough, no one questioned me.

M: Your duties ever bring you here, sir? V: Some years ago. An accusation of witchcraft. M: Suppose that makes sense. S: Let me guess, you burned the poor soul. V: Not at all. Baron Francke levelled the accusation to cover up his adulteries. It was a poor deception.

V: You're uncharacteristically quiet, elf. K: And you as vocal as ever. What would you have me say? V: A guilty expression haunts your eyes. Perhaps a confession would ease your burden? K: I have nothing to confess to you. V: But something to confess, all the same? K: Regrets are for mayflies, and my penance is my own.

S: Feels good, using fire to starve them out. B: Shame you couldn't set it burning by yourself, Zharrinn. S: Do you want to see me explode, Bardin? I had a gaggle of enemies to fight. B: No. Not at all. So if you wouldn't mind calming down - your hair's burning awful bright again.

K: Typical scunners. No purpose, no strategy. Even the ratmen wanted Ubersreik for their own. This is slaughter for its own sake. V: Oh? So the tales I hear of the elven realms at daggers drawn, of bloodlines sundered by unspeakably cruel deeds? Mere stories? K: That's different. It's family. It's always different with family. V: Yes. Isn't it so?

K: At least the trees have survived. M: The trees? The trees?! ...Hundreds dead, and you're happy for the trees? V: Careful, Kruber. There's no victory in this for you. M: The trees? (mutter) Every time I think she might have a blessed heart...

M: I came through Ussingen years ago, don’t really remember much about it.. K: And I doubt you’ll recognize it now. M: That’s a real nice sentiment that, real nice. K: What? I meant it as reassurance. M: It’s your tone, hard to read. K: At least I don't speak as if I have a mouth full of pebbles. M: Is that supposed to be reassuring too?

Festering Ground

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	Do you ever feel like we're test subjects for Lohner and Olesya's plans? Always, untried, first-time stuff for us.
		So, the monolith of Ghulmagak, eh? Bit of a mouthful. And yeah, if the plan fails, bit of a handful.
	Bardin	I don't trust rock that doesn't break when you hit it proper. I'm sticking to Olesya's plan, dawri.
		Lots of weirdness in Olesya's plan, but at least we're not likely to miss our target. No hiding a mountain under a rug.
	Kerillian	Scunners, mayflies, they all come and go in an instant. If Olesya's plan is solid, we'll just send this one off again.
		The monolith's only a thousand years old? Barely an eyeblink, mayflies. Now, Olesya's plan - you did pay attention?
	Victor	A tainted relic in the Empire's heartland? My blood seethes. I pray Olesya's theory is sound.
		A thousand years, this monolith has tainted imperial land. Unthinkable! The crone's method better work!
	Sienna	Never seen a monolith with a soul in it before. Could be interesting. Knowing our luck, probably just disgusting.
		So, the monolith of Ghulmagak. Indestructible. But blessed Olesya found a way, I hope.
Second Line	Markus	Aye, her plan is as weird as it's simple. Hack enough of those icky 'buboes' to bits and it'll somehow bury that old dung-spitter.
		Yeah, I got it. Smash the buboes in the Monolith's outgrowth, and we're golden. Should we have time to escape, that is.
	Bardin	Aye, the plan. Bursting B...bubbles? No, buboes! Strangest way I've ever heard of to cause a cave-in.
		Disgusting dumi buboes have no business making good rock tremble. I'm only touching them 'cause it's doing the world a the service
	Kerillian	I trust her observations, and I trust her plan. Attack the 'buboes' until the cavern is about to collapse, then make our way out. Simple enough, lumberfoots.
		Aye, the plan. If you mayflies deviate from it, you're on your own. Then gods help you should you lumber into my path.
	Victor	Her plan makes twisted sense. The monolith is newly awakened and vulnerable. Its 'buboes' are still exposed.
		Have faith! For the time being, Sigmar guides even our wicked crone. Destroying the 'buboes' will do what she promised.
	Sienna	Well, according to her information, the 'buboes' of the monolith's outgrowth are exposed in this early stage. They are our targets.
		According to her spy runs, the so-called buboes will unsettle the monolith when damaged. And that's how we bury the filthy thing.
Third Line	Bardin	'Outgrowth' and 'Buboes'? Doesn't sound like ale and kulgur to me, dawri, but we've faced worse. Let's go drengbarazi!		Triggered by second lines mentioning "outgrowth" and "buboes".
		You know, these Nurgle dumi, they're always happy to interrupt the killing fun with an unworldly stench or sight for sore eyes. Kruting killjoys, every rotten one of them.

The War Camp

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	I'm not sure this will be as easy as Lohner made it out to be.
		Walking into a northlander camp and killing a Champion. Lohner made it sound as easy as making breakfast.
	Bardin	Well, dawri. We've a real challenge this time, and no mistake.
		Champions can be a bit of a bother sometimes.
	Kerillian	I'm not dying in a marsh.
		With a score of kin by my side, that Champion would already be dead. But with you lot? Ugh.
	Victor	We have a Champion to vanquish. An enemy far superior to the usual rabble we slaughter.
		Slaughter a Champion in the heart of his camp? A true test of faith and mettle.
	Sienna	Come on darlings. We've a Champion to demolish... If we can.		"If we can" only in the subtitles.
Second Line	Markus	Well, I'm just pleased with how furious we've made this gig.
		You're a barrel of laughs today, ain't you? Focus on the positives, like no crowds in the camp?
	Bardin	No sense being downcast! What's a battle-crazed rotblood between friends?
		It's not even a full camp, drengbarazi! Are we not mighty?
	Victor	This is an opportunity we must seize. The fiend will never be more vulnerable.
		The Champion has lowered his guard by lashing out in anger. It shall be his last mistake.
	Sienna	Don't let it worry you darling. I'll just torch everyone in the camp. That should do it.
		Northlanders burn. What more do you want?
Third Line	Markus	Aye, it's another day at work, folks. Let's get to the killing.
		After all, what can possibly go wrong?
	Bardin	Come along! Sooner we're done sooner we can have a well-deserved ale! And beer! Or a jug of wine. With brandy of course.
		Let's fall forward. The camp can't be far.
	Kerillian	Indeed, why worry? Your life's so short you'll hardly miss it anyway.
		My ears tire, lumberfoots. And the pact-sworn haven't even started caterwauling. Let's go.
	Victor	There is nothing to fear, so long as we keep to our courage.
		Stout hearts and steady sword-arms will see us victorious. Sigmar wills it!
	Sienna	By Volans! Are you lot going to prattle all day? Talk with violence and force.
		Talk talk talk! We've killing to do!

During the level:

S: Ugh! Why do the Rotbloods love this swamp so? K: In my experience, scunners and even you mayflies will worship anything. Even a patch of filthy water. S: Not all of us. K: Please. You call upon past wizards as your touchstone. Wizards you know nothing about save their names.

V: It is plain that the Rotbloods feel some kinship with the swamp. M: Reminds 'em of home, perhaps. V: Tis more than that. I suspect it lies at the root of their heresy. M: How'd you mean? V: There lies only a short step between venerating the swamp, and worshipping cursed deities.

M: This is a miserable swamp, and no mistake. K: You call this a swamp? You should see the Mires of Modryn, back in Athel Loren. M: Deep, are they? K: Not so much 'deep' as 'hungry'. M: Think I might give that a miss, if it's all the same to you.

B: We are few, they are many, but still you manlings press on, almost like dawi! M: I take the risk willingly, Bardin. Someone needs to strike a blow for Ussingen. B: Thinking on your folks, Azumgi? M: No. I avenged them back in Ubersreik. But what about the dead who have no one to fight for 'em? B: They have us, Azumgi. They have us.

V: You realise, of course, that this is but one of the Rotblood camps? B: Didn't think we could be lucky enough for it to be otherwise. Might be the largest though. V: Yes, and not only does it house the accursed Champion, it's also the closest to Helmgart. If we are to meet with success, we must thin that town's defenders. B: Aye, that sounds about right. Better get on with the killing. Eh, Grimgi?

B: Now, remember: if I fall in the mire, be sure to haul me out, sharpish. M: Afraid of a little mud, Bardin? B: I'm not as tall as the rest of you, Azumgi. One false step and I'll be in over my head. It's not dignified. M: [laughs]

B: Don't much like swamps, I don't mind telling you. S: You should try Tilea. One big swamp. B: The whole country? S: All of it. The land, the people, the food. I've never bathed so much in my life. And still the stink of it lingered for weeks.

K: Did you see that travesty back there? M: I did. Poor sods strung up from that tree. It ain't right. K: I'm not talking about the mayflies. M: Then what? K: The tree! Poor thing, twisted and knocked out by dark magic. M: Some days you're... you're a struggle, elf.

M: You saw that tree? Our foes harness terrible sorceries. S: Oh, their practices didn't rot in decay, I'll give you that. But they'll burn just the same. M: Ha ha! Warms my heart to hear you say that. S: Oh I warm everything, Markus. And then, I set it on fire.

B: Do you like the huts, wutelgi? You should ask Lohner for one of your own. K: Do you want rid of me, master dwarf? B: Just thought you'd like some peace and quiet, that's all. Spare us your singing too. K: And what's wrong with my singing? B: Well..., it lacks body... too thin... and reedy.

The Skittergate

Start of the level:

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	Right mates, we have a Skittergate to go through, and sabotage. And as it starts to blow up, use it again to go back. Good plan.
	Bardin	Well, dawri. I didn't expect a trip to the far north to be on today's activity list. Not by Skaven umgak, anyway.
	Kerillian	I am truly speechless. This planet... ah... no, I'll be quiet.
	Victor	Through all my years, never have I agreed to such a demented borderline heretical, travesty of a plan.
		Have they lost all sense? Have I lost all sense, doing this? Using a skaven portal? Twice!
Second Line	Bardin	Ey, what's with the doom and gloom? We've worked hard for this. Enjoy it. While it lasts.
	Kerillian	We all had ample time to back out of this, but we're past the point of no return... unless you're a coward.
	Victor	They were clear on the matter. To truly defeat the Skittergate, we must use it to enter Norsca. Sigmar will protect us.
	Sienna	It truly seems to be the only way. And we'll get to rob and kill this Gatekeeper lummox. Could be fun.

Old Haunts

Quote	Audio
K: It's just as well you're not a steam tank, Saltzpyre. We'd never get you up this hill.
V: I'm sure that I have no idea what you're talking about.

Blood in the Darkness

Quote	Audio
K: These stones are cold. As if evil were embedded deep in their very being.
M: I know what you mean. There's something about this place. Like it's watching our every move.

Quote	Audio
V: The others set too much store in the legend of Constant Drachenfels, but not you and I, master dwarf.
B: Much comfort might that be to us in our tombs, Grimgi.
V: So you also believe?
B: I like to keep an open mind, that's all.

Quote	Audio
B: You ever hear Lohner talk about his superiors before, Saltzpyre?
V: I have not. I confess, I always considered him a rogue agent... if a useful one.
B: I wonder who he answers to... I like to know who I'm dealing with.
V: As do I, master dwarf. As do I.

Quote	Audio
M: Word of advice, Saltzpyre. Have a word with Catrinne.
V: Lohner's artist. Why? What is she to me?
M: It's not what she is to you, but what you are to her. If you take my meaning.
V: I don't follow.
V: Yeah, I can see that. So the poor thing's an optimist, on top of everything else.

Quote	Audio
K: Castle Drachenfels has its foundation in good stone. Have the dwarves never tried to claim it?
B: Not to my knowledge. This whole stretch of mountain has a bleak reputation. Gromril would draw us near, but nothing less.

The Enchanter's Lair

Quote	Audio
M: So what's Parravon like?
K: You've never been?
M: Only time I've been to Bretonnia was while campaigning. Bit of loot and pillage. Good times.
K: Really? Me too. We should compare notes.

Quote	Audio
M: Did I hear you say you'd seen Drachenfels, Kerillian? Back in Parravon?
K: It couldn't have been anyone else. You never mistake that manner of evil.
M: No shortage of evil in the world. Filled to the bloody brim with it, we are.
K: This was different. It was Old. I pray you never see it for yourself, Kruber.

Quote	Audio
M: Back when I was in Talabheim, I chanced upon a band of strolling players. They were talking about performing a play about Drachenfels.
V: Really? Were they... accomplished thespians?
M: Couldn't tell you. When I went back that evening, they'd all been rounded up and dragged away by your lot. Half the audience, too.
V: A shocking coincidence.

Quote	Audio
M: So sir, killed any daemonologists before?
V: More than my share... but never enough.
K: Then be of good cheer. Your tally increases today.
V: If Sigmar wills it.

Quote	Audio
K: So, One-Eye. If Constant Drachenfels is a myth, why does speaking of him bother you so?
V: There are horrors enough in this world without inventing more.
K: Aye, that makes a good excuse. It might even stop people believing and following his example. For a time. Until he returns.
V: I think this conversation has reached its conclusion, don't you?

The Pit

Quote	Audio
K: Typical mayfly hovel..
M: Wouldn't hurt you to say something nice once in a while, Kerillian.
K: About this place? I think not.
M: About anything. Or any of us.

Quote	Audio
K: Kruber, know that I consider you amongst the least annoying mayflies that I have not yet slain.
M: You what? Is that a threat?
K: A compliment. Lohner said I should try to be more 'nice.'
M: Yeah? Well, still a ways to go on that one. Keep at it.

The Blightreaper

Line	Hero	Quote	Audio	Note
First Line	Markus	Never heard of a sword spreading plague before.
Second Line	Bardin	Can't let this stand, dawri. Bögenhafen shouldn't suffer because of an addled runesmith.
Third Line	Markus	Sooner we've got the bloody thing from Father Kraussman, the happier I'll be.

Ambient during level (all before getting the key):

M: Did I hear that right? There are seven Chaos Runeswords? V: Seven is the rumoured number, but the truth is unverified. The only other seen in the Empire - at least to my knowledge - was borne by the necromancer Helsnicht. M: Blimey. Rotbloods and ratmen were bad enough. Don't want to fret about undead as well.

V: We cannot fail now. Bögenhafen's deaths must have purpose. K: Is that a note of concern I hear, Saltzpyre? V: Of pragmatism, elf. There are too few righteous souls in the world. Their efforts should not be wasted. K: We'll do what we can. But there are no guarantees.

M: Ubersreik, Helmgart, Bögenhafen. Whole bloody Empire's falling into the soup. B: Did someone mention soup? I could use a morsel of food to keep my spirits up. K: You wouldn't want this particular broth, Goreksson. It's got mayflies in it. B: Oh well. Never mind.

Quote	Audio
K: Next time Lohner wants us to go into a sewer, I've a mind to refuse.
M: Yes, wouldn't want those dainty little elf feet getting all wet, would we?
K: And how are your feet, Kruber?
M: Soaked through and miserable. Thanks for asking.

V: Kraussman was not always a priest. He served the Order for many years. M: Really? Why'd he give it up, sir? V: Some notion of raising folk up to be better, I understand. Too many of my kind grow soft in old age. We templars are hard, but with reason. It is a hard world.

B: I shall now sing a song to keep our spirits up. V: No, master dwarf, you shall not. B: No appreciation for music, Saltzpyre. You have a tin ear. K: And a heart of stone. But for once, I agree with him.

A Quiet Drink

Quote	Audio
V: You know, I never wanted to be a witch hunter...
M: Is that right, sir? Had a particular career in mind?
V: A steam tank driver. Think of it! Crushing all in my path!
M: Sounds lovely. Oi, maybe there's a wheelbarrow we could borrow?
V: It wouldn't be the same... It won't have a whistle.

Quote	Audio
V: IMITATES A STEAM TANK'S WHISTLE
S: What are you doing, Saltzpyre?
V: I'm a steam tank.

Quote	Audio
S: You should have another drink, Markus. You're too sober...
M: Ain't been proprely sober in twenty years, Sienna. Helps me forget. And I'll tell you another thing...
S: What's that, dear Markus? You can tell me.
M: It helps me forget.

Quote	Audio
M: Never took you for a drinker, Kerillian.
K: This? This is nothing. I'm perfectly... thing... You know. Sober.
M: Sure you are. Then so was Bardin the time he drank the Red Moon's cellar dry.

Quote	Audio
B: I shall now sing a song to keep our spirits up.
V: No, master dwarf, you shall not.
B: No appreciation for music, Saltzpyre. You have a tin ear.

Quote	Audio
B: Just you watch yourself, azumgi. We don't want a repeat of what happened at that coaching tavern.
M: The Orc and Feather? You make too much of that. Those girls were just friendly, that's all.
B: Friendly? They were fixing to cut your throat and offer you up to some unspeakable god!
M: And I still say it might have been worth it.

Quote	Audio
B: We've seen some times, haven't we Zharrin?
S: So we have... I must say, I never thought I'd take to a dwarf, but you're a fine fellow.
B: Why thank you. You're not so bad yourself. If a little taller than good manners dictate.
S: Not much to be done about that, I'm afraid.

Quote	Audio
K: I hate to say this Saltzpyre, but we've much in common. No one likes us, for starters.
V: Not so! I am well-respected!
K: By who? Name one?
V: Valiant Kruber.
K: Name one who isn't lying.

Quote	Audio
V: Master dwarf. I wanted to thank you for saving me from that troll at Ussingen - and after I said such unkind things about the Queen of Karak Norn.
B: Thanks? You must be drunk. Think nothing of it. A dawi's duty, is all.
V: Of course. I never did find out who shoved me into its lair...
B: (cough) A raki blackfur did it. Ask Kruber, he'll tell you. I hope.

Quote	Audio
K: I miss my horse. He was so beautiful... And wise...
S: Oh, she's gone. I didn't know you had a horse. Didn't you come to Ubersreik by carriage, back in the day?
K: Aye, and a good thing too. If the skaven hadn't eaten him, Bardin would have.
S: True. He did roast Lohner's donkey.

Quote	Audio
B: You know, wutelgi, you're not bad for a stuck-up, prancing, ill-mannered, skinny streak of flesh.
K: And you're a tolerable dwarf, despite the smell, the singing and that excruciating accent. Did I mention the smell?
B: Aye, but we could both be worse.
K: True enough. Look at the humans!

Dark Omens

Quote	Audio
V: Shall I die, Kruber. I want you to have my sword of office.
M: So people'll think I'm a Witch Hunter?
B: No. So that they think I liked you.
M: (Grail Knight) You do know that I've already got a better sword than you, right?

Quote	Audio
M: Beastmen. This takes me back.
K: You talk as if they're rare, Kruber. Corruptors lurk everywhere.
M: Not in the cities, behind nice stone walls. This blasted wilderness is another matter.
K: This "blasted wilderness" is a thing of beauty. We cannot allow them to despoil it.
M: If you say so.

Quote	Audio
S: Your people have many run-ins with the beastmen, Kerillian?
K: Aye we do. They seek to corrupt and despoil the Weave. As humans don't seem interested in stopping them, someone must.
S: That's hardly fair. The Empire's overrun with the brutes.
K: And whose fault is that? And to whom will you look for fairness when the Weave collapses beneath their foulness?

Quote	Audio
M: You had any trouble with beastmen, Bardin?
B: Any trouble? Hah! We've whole throngs patrol the trade routes through the forests. 'Course, that's as often elgi trouble as gori making mischief.
K: Believe me when I say any caravan attacked by Asrai wouldn't have chance to speak of it.
K: Now now. Let's not make a contest of this. We're all on the same side.

Quote	Audio
K: Whatever happens here today is only the start. Once they find a foothold, the corruptors spread like a plague.
B: True enough. I've heard stories about what they did in Athel Loren.
K: You've heard whispers, nothing more. The truth is worse. Withered groves. Sickness in the hearts of newborns. The living world recoiling and growing bitter.
B: We'll not let that happen here. You've my word, drengbarazi to drengbarazi.

Quote	Audio
V: The beastmen are a plague, brewed by weakness and faltering resolve. A good parent would kill a mutant child, not offer it up to the woods and the iniquities of Chaos.
B: Harsh words even for you, Saltzpyre. Blood's a weighty bond. Takes a lot to break it.
V: Misplaced affection is no protection against the Dark Gods. And faltering hearts have ever been the Empire's greatest weakness.

Quote	Audio
M: Come on mates. I'm not exactly the brains of this operation, but can't we disrupt the ritual, might be that...
V: ...It might birth an explosion to destroy both the beastmen and the warpstone. And as for us...
M: ...Join the army, they said. One big adventure and a shiny uniform. Well, I've certainly had that. Death and glory it is!

Quote	Audio
M: We can't let this stand. We're the bloody Ubersreik Five! Sort of. Can't we, I don't know, disrupt the ritual, and then...
V: ...It might birth an explosion to destroy both the beastmen and the warpstone. And as for us...
K: ...So? Death in the service of the Weave is the highest calling! Let us be off!
B: One last heroic effort? How can I say no?

Quote	Audio
K: Brave heart, Kerillian. There's always a way... aye! If we disrupt the ritual...
S: ...The magic will go wild. Oh, won't that be so fun for all concerned! Imploded warpstone isn't much harm. Well, there is a little harm...
K: ...It matters not. We owe all to the Weave. Our lives, and our deaths. Come!

Quote	Audio
V: Beastmen are crude beings. Their ritual will be slipshod and easily disrupted. If we do so...
K: ...The warpstone will feed on itself. It might even implode. That's actually a good idea, though the cost to us...
V: ...It will be a righteous death. Better than most earn. I am content. On!

Weaves

Quote	Audio
K: Loathsome though it is, something about this place calls to me.
V: Resist, elf. The fire seeks to corrupt you as it has so many others.
K: I know, I know... but wouldn't it be fun?

Quote	Audio
K: My cousin Araloth once spoke of a land far to the south, where undead monarchs worship light and dark in equal measure.
V: Indeed. A land of tombs and sickening heresy. The birthplace of the first necromancer.
V: Hush! Nothing good comes from uttering that name.
B: Think we annoyed him, dawri.

Quote	Audio
V: If magic must exist, why can it not all be thus? Pure. Soothing.
K: Purity is highly overrated, One Eye.

Quote	Audio
V: Gold wizards are almost as treacherous as the Grey. When nothing is certain, everything invites heresy.
K: So suspicious, One Eye. I thought you loved everyone.

Quote	Audio
K: My cousins believe that the future can be read in the heavens.
V: So I have heard it said. Is there any truth to that claim?
K: I doubt it. They think white's a practical colour. So what do they know?

Quote	Audio
K: There is little natural here, only artifice.
V: Artifice is everywhere. It shapes our lives, and spurs us all to heresy.
K: What a pretty sentiment. Are you trying to turn my head?

Quote	Audio
K: Does anyone else hear whispers in the dark?
V: More than I can count. They speak accusations. (louder) Their deaths were necessary!

Action-Based

Last Hit on a Monster

Rat Ogre

Markus

Melee:

Quote	Audio
B: Hey, Kruber's killed that Rat Ogre!
M: I'm sorry, I can prop it up on some sticks, if you're not finished hacking at it.
B: Hah! Stealing kills, mocking dwarfs... Kruber's becoming quite the villain!

Quote	Audio
K: Rat Ogre's down. Fine strike, mayfly.
M: The name's Kruber, thank you.
B: Hah! Wasted effort, Azumgi. And I mean with the elf, not the Rat Ogre.

Quote	Audio
V: Excellent technique Kruber. That Rat Ogre stood no chance.
M: It was nothing. Had a lot of practice of late.
K: And yet you still need more...

Quote	Audio
S: Hack it to bit, Markus!
M: Done deal, Sienna. Bloody tough, these Rat Ogres.
K: Oh, you poor thing. Need a nap, perhaps?

Ranged:

Quote	Audio
B: A clusmy shot, Azumgi. Now, cousin Okri...
M: Isn't here, Goreksson. Keep it up, and I'll let the next one eat you.
B: I was only saying, Azumgi. No need to prickle.

Quote	Audio
K: Shots everywhere. Did you seek its death one inch at a time, Kruber?
M: Look, it's a Rat Ogre. One doesn't mess around.
B: Even so, Azumgi. I've seen you shoot cleaner.

Quote	Audio
V: Tis a delight to see your marksmanship reap rewards, Kruber.
M: Thank you, sir. That Rat Ogre won't roar again.
S: Oh yes. When those brutes are around, it's nice with a bit of impaired hearing.

Quote	Audio
S: Nice shot, Markus!
M: You think so? I think it pulled a little to the left.
K: The Rat Ogre's dead. Just enjoy the moment.

Bardin

Melee:

Quote	Audio
M: You cut that brute down to size, Bardin!
B: It's what I do, Azumgi!
K: Down to Bardin size? That's overkill. Waste of energy.

Quote	Audio
K: One brute fells another!
B: I see. Would you rather the Rat Ogre won, wutelgi?
K: Not at all. You smell fractionally less awful.

Quote	Audio
V: That Rat Ogre was no match for dwarfen steel!
B: Few are, Grimgi, and that's a fact!
V: Let us hope that is so.

Quote	Audio
S: Good kill, Goreksson. Look at that beast fall!
B: Haha, it reminds me of the one who fell on you, Zharrinn!
S: Please Bardin. I'm sorry your trousers caught on fire while you dragged me out.

Ranged:

Quote	Audio
M: That's right, Goreksson. You show that Rat Ogre!
B: Show him what, exactly, Azumgi?
K: Oh, the mind boggles, and the stomach heaves...

Quote	Audio
K: You've felled the Rat Ogre. You're getting better at this.
B: High praise indeed, from a prancing elf.
K: If I ever do 'prance', Goreksson, you shan't be there to see it.

Quote	Audio
V: A fine shot, and a dead Rat Ogre!
B: Aye, I feel a snap in my bones and the strength of my ancestors.
V: Then carry on, dwarf. Make use of what power you have.

Quote	Audio
S: Good shot, Bardin! Another one dead.
B: Aye Zharrinn, the world's better for one fewer Rakogri.
S: One by one, Bardin. We'll whittle them down.

Kerillian

Melee:

Quote	Audio
M: Nicely done, elf. I wish I had your speed.
K: And my wits - and my looks as well, I'm sure.
S: Now that's an image that I shan't lose quickly enough.

Quote	Audio
B: That's right, wutelgi! You finished that brute!
K: It never stood a chance!
V: In whatever shape or form, the beasts they send against us shall all end the same!

Quote	Audio
V: A precise strike, elf!
K: Of course. Anything else would be cruelty.
S: Kindness is wasted on Rat Ogres.

Quote	Audio
S: Get clear, Kerillian! That Rat Ogre's coming down!
K: Hah! I'd like to see the brute crush me!
V: Wouldn't we all?

Ranged:

Quote	Audio
M: One dead Rat Ogre! Any chance you could teach me to shoot like that?
K: We've spoken about this before. You'd wither before you even learn to grip a bow.
S: From the lashing of her tongue, if not from old age.

Quote	Audio
V: The Rat Ogre's down! The elf dealt the finishing strike.
K: It wasn't a strike, it was a shot.
M: There's a word for what you're arguing about. It means the meaning of words, sort of. But I don't know the word, for the meaning of words, so just get on with the killing, alright?!

Quote	Audio
V: A good shot, elf. You do divine work.
K: Like you'd know a good shot, or a real god if he offered to forge your sword.
M: Oh, for the love of Taal...

Quote	Audio
S: The beast's down!
K: Of course it is. Did you have any doubts in the matter?
S://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Karaz-a-Karak Karaz-a-Karak].

Victor

Melee:

Quote	Audio
B: That's right, Grimgi! Cut it to little bits!
V: Tis done. The beast is dead.
K: Looks like meat on a butcher's slab. What were you doing, making a jigsaw?

Quote	Audio
K: Rat Ogre's down! Nicely done, One-Eye.
V: Approval, elf? From you?
B: Don't say that, Grimgi. She'll only take it back.

Quote	Audio
S: It's dead, Saltzpyre. Nothing more to be done to it.
V: Ugh! I confess I- I got a little... enthusiastic.
B: Hah! It's not like the Rat Ogre can carry a grudge.

Ranged:

Quote	Audio
M: Good shot, sir!
V: A Rat Ogre is hardly a challenge for a marksman.
M: All the same, good shot.

Quote	Audio
B: A fine shot, Grimgi! Right in the dongliz!
V: I'm not sure that's where a Rat Ogre keeps its 'dongliz', dwarf.
K: Oh my, this conversation has taken a turn for the intellectual.

Quote	Audio
K: A straight shot from One-Eye, and a dead Rat Ogre.
V: Do not doubt my aim, elf.
M: As strange as it sounds, Sir. I think that was a compliment.

Quote	Audio
S: You've developed quite a method for dispatching these Rat Ogres, Saltzpyre.
V: I cannot claim sole credit. My shots are guided by Sigmar.
M: Then maybe your early morning shooting practice could be skipped, just once in a while, sir?

Sienna

Melee:

Quote	Audio
M: A clean strike, Sienna. The Rat Ogre shan't bother us now.
S: I aim to please, Kruber.

Quote	Audio
B: Why, Zharrinn, I never thought you'd finish it with a blade!
S: Never underestimate me, Goreksson.
M: Wise advice. Speaking of, my Aunt Hild, she could swing a mallet, I tell you...

Quote	Audio
K: That was a fine hit, Sienna. Who taught you?
S: Bastello, in Magritta. Loved his blade as much as his moustache.
M: A good moustache is to be treasured. I don't expect either of you to understand.

Quote	Audio
V: Hah! The witch has slain the Rat Ogre!
S: I'm sorry, did you want it?
B: He can have the next, Zharrinn. Bound to be one.

Ranged:

Quote	Audio
M: You've a talent for killing Rat Ogres, Sienna.
S: I like to keep them at a distance. Easier to enjoy the sight, less of their stench.
V: Up close or from a far, by Sigmar, we shall eradicate them.

Quote	Audio
B: A fine sight, that, a blazing Rat Ogre!
S: Happy to oblige, Goreksson.
V: That unadultared joy is pure in its madness, wizard. Thankfully, it's a madness we can use and control... so far.

Quote	Audio
K: Rat Ogre's down. My thanks, Sienna.
S: At your service, Kerillian!
V: Listen to them. Exiles always bound together in adversity. It seldoms ends well.

Quote	Audio
V: The brute is finished. Fine work, witch.
S: Necessary work. Hard work. And bloody fun work!
B: Hah! Thought it more a pastime, for you, Zharrinn!

Killing a Second Rat Ogre

Quote	Audio
K: A challenging kill, but I'd just as soon not fight another.
M: Then pray to that moon goddess of yours. We'll need all the divine favour we can get.

Spawn of Chaos

Kerillian

Melee:

Quote	Audio
M: Cut to ribbons!
K: It's the only language Spawns understand. That, and gibbering.
B: And you speak it well, wutelgi!

Quote	Audio
B: Bladework was a bit frantic there.
K: That's the problem with Spawn. You never know what you're hitting.
V: It would appear you've found at least one vital organ.

Quote	Audio
V: Righteous work, elf.
K: On this, at least, we agree.
M: Peculiar thing to bond over, mates. A dead Spawn.

Quote	Audio
S: That's enough, elf. The Spawn's dead.
K: Just making sure, wizard. You can't be too careful.
V: I'd say you've been careful enough for six or seven such beasts.

Ranged:

Quote	Audio
M: You make the mark.
K: A swift shot evens all battles, even against just Spawn.
V: Curb your pride, elf. This isn't over.

Quote	Audio
B: A fine shot Wutelgi, I'm not surprised.
K: I am. Never sure what to shoot at with a Spawn.
M: Do it whatever you can, as awful as possible, alright?

Quote	Audio
V: Your shot found its prey, elf.
K: They do that, from time to time.
S: And this time, right when a Spawn runs amok. I'll drink to that.

Quote	Audio
S: You hit the mark, Kerillian!
K: A target that size, it was hard to miss.
B: Still, most Kazdumi don't die easy.

[not attributed]

Quote	Audio
B: Good shot Azumgi! How did you spot a weak point?
M: Taal knows. I fired blind.

Missing with Bomb

Markus

Quote	Audio
V: Did you hit any of them, Kruber?
M: I saw one limp away.

Quote	Audio
B: Takes some skill, missing all of them like that!
M: Want me to throw the next one at you?
B: Why not? You might just hit the thaggoraki!

Quote	Audio
K: You missed! Do you earn much money as a professional soldier?
M: I'm not a bombardier.

Quote	Audio
S: A fine example of how it's done.
M: [scoffs]

Bardin

Quote	Audio
M: Oo, a rare miss, dwarf.
B: The next one'll be better, Azumgi!
M: Couldn't be much worse.
B: Oi!

Quote	Audio
K: Missed? Really? I suppose you're going to blame your short arms?
B: Shoddy human umgak. Showing me up in front of the elf.

Quote	Audio
V: Be more careful, Goreksson. Any further off course, and we'd all be dead.
B: (mockingly) 'Be more careful, Goreksson...'

Quote	Audio
S: You missed ALL of them, dwarf. That takes a special talent.
B: Aye, well I've not had enough to drink - that's the trouble.

Kerillian

Quote	Audio
M: Defied by technology, elf?
K: Filthy thing, I never want to touch one again.

Quote	Audio
B: Valaya's Chalice! That takes some skill, missing them all.
K: Quiet, Dwarf.

Quote	Audio
V: Where's the skill you keep boasting of, elf?
K: [scoffs]

Quote	Audio
S: Hah! That bomb toss will have them running in fear, and no mistake!
K: A lapse. Nothing more.

Victor

Quote	Audio
M: There's a knack to those things, Sir. Watch me, next time I throw.
V: I yield to your experience, Kruber.

Quote	Audio
M: (Grail Knight) Serves you right for relying on black powder, peasant.
V: I yield to your experience, Kruber.

Quote	Audio
B: Careful with those bombs, Saltzpyre - we can't afford to waste them.
V: Don't lecture me, Goreksson!
B: Don't bloody miss, then, Grimgi!

Quote	Audio
K: Keep him away from the next one, mayflies. I've no desire to die from blackfire.
V: If your squawking wasn't so distracting...
K: I could put an arrow in your arse, One-Eye? It might help you stay in the moment?

Quote	Audio
S: Not one? Saltzpyre? Not a single one?
V: Maybe I was aiming for you!

Sienna

Quote	Audio
M: Keep your arm straight if you want to hit anything, wizard!
S: [scoffs]

Quote	Audio
B: I had a cousin who throws like that. We don't trust him with an axe.
S: Trust me with yours, a moment - I want to show you something, dwarf.

Quote	Audio
K: Hah! Even One-Eye throws better!
S: Well, we can't all be elves, can we?

Quote	Audio
V: Not so clever with real weapons, witch?
S: Oh shut up, you narcissist nag.

Healing with more than half Health

Markus

Quote	Audio
B: Always the same with you, Azumgi. One scratch...
M: Alright, alright, I get the message.
B: Prove it!

Quote	Audio
B: Azumgi! Don't waste that.
M: What? Oh, it looked worse than it was.
B: No wonder your Empire's on its knees.

Quote	Audio
B: Healing for that, Azumgi? Don't you have a pain threshold?
M: What I have are two arms, and I want to keep 'em both.
B: You don't keep things by being wasteful, Azumgi.

Quote	Audio
K: Kruber? You sure you don't need a rest, too? Looked like a nasty scratch.
M: Can't be too careful.
K: You're living proof that you can.

Quote	Audio
K: Kruber!
M: What?
K: Do you not think that healing should have been saved?

Quote	Audio
K: I thought you resilient when first we met, not a frail child.
M: Can't help what you thought...
K: That's right, I'm in the wrong here. You're wasting supplies!

Quote	Audio
S: Are you on a one-man mission to destroy our supplies, Markus?
M: Don't know what you mean, Sienna. Can't fight wounded.
S: A couple of bruises and a cracked nail are wounds now. Volans!

Quote	Audio
S: Show some restraint, Markus!
M: I did. For five whole seconds. Each one of them an agony.
S: Waste healing again and I'll show you agony.

Quote	Audio
S: Are you as addicted to medicine as you are to brandy, Markus?
M: Medicine? No, not me. Necessaries only.
S: So you admit the brandy part?

Bardin

Quote	Audio
M: No... Bardin... not the healing.
B: Ah, that's better. That itch has been niggling me something fierce.
M: Right. The stoic, all-enduring dwarf, here and in person.

Quote	Audio
M: Not so rugged today, Bardin?
B: What was that, Azumgi?
M: You're wasting healing supplies like the Elf's hurling insults. A bit too much.

Quote	Audio
M: Healing for that, Bardin? Hardy folk my arse!
B: Well, how did you think we got this way? Not by taking foolish risks.
M: I hope it turns black and drops off, whatever it was.

Quote	Audio
K: If you can't use those responsibly, I'll take them off you!
B: It hurt!
K: Good. Let the pain be your teacher.

Quote	Audio
K: Will you stop wasting those?
B: It's hardly a waste, I have to be at the top of my form.
K: Don't think I've ever seen that. I look forward to it.

Quote	Audio
K: Can you keep from wasting those, dwarf?
B: Aye, well, I was in pain wasn't I?
K: Oh yes, so much blood I could hardly see your dainty features.

Quote	Audio
S: Is that better, Bardin?
B: Oh, much better Zharrinn. Can't abide niggles.
S: You'll wish you had when they crack your skull open.

Quote	Audio
S: Honestly Bardin, you're as bad as the elf for wasting our healing.
B: Aye, well, perhaps us elder races have learned a thing or two about the importance of our health?
S: Oh, SELF-importance, certainly. Don't do it again!

Quote	Audio
S: Did you have to waste that?
B: Waste? A necessary application, I'll have you know.
S: Yes, a waste, and not necessary!

Kerillian

Quote	Audio
M: Oh, that's bloody marvellous that is, wasting healing like that.
K: If you'd wanted it, Kruber, you should have taken it first, shouldn't you?
M: Completely missing the point, as usual.

Quote	Audio
M: Here we go again, she's wasting our healing.
K: Our healing? I was carrying it.
M: You all heard that, right? Can't believe how we let her get away with it all...

Quote	Audio
M: Let me guess: that healing stuff grows on trees back home?
K: If you have a point to make, Kruber, just make it.
M: I did, you missed it.

Quote	Audio
B: You wasting our supplies, wutelgi?
K: Commandeering is the word you're looking for.
B: Still a kruting waste!

Quote	Audio
B: See? Elves just can't bear to suffer a scar.
K: Who'd notice a scar through that beard of yours?
B: Maybe you should grow one then?

Quote	Audio
B: Hey! Ease up, wutelgi. Not much of that around.
K: I'll do as I wish, dwarf.
B: Aye, and maybe I'll leave you in the dirt, next time you fall.

Quote	Audio
S: You don't get any less selfish, do you?
K: I'm so sorry. Next time I'll suffer the excruciating pain, as you asked so nicely.
S: Excruciating, my arse.

Quote	Audio
S: Is that how you lot live so long, wasting medicine like that?
K: What's the matter? Jealous 'cause your stamina's fading with age?
S: Fading? I'll fade you into a wisp of steam!

Quote	Audio
S: Still putting yourself first, Kerillian?
K: Why not? No one else will.
S: But which is cause, and which is effect?

Victor

Quote	Audio
M: Sir? Was that really necessary?
V: I believe so.
M: Well I don't. Pack it in! Please.

Quote	Audio
M: Sir, did you have to use up that healing?
V: It was for the greater good, Kruber. How would you fare without my faultless leadership?
M: Better than we'll fare if one of us takes a mortal wound, begging your pardon.

Quote	Audio
M: Sir? Oh, no, no, no!! Don't waste the healing...
V: It was employed in good cause, Kruber.
M: Didn't look like it from here.

Quote	Audio
B: Doesn't matter how many of those you waste, Grimgi, that eye's not coming back!
V: You had no need, Gorekssin. My leadership is a heavy burden.
B: How heavy you pack your sack is none of our concern.

Quote	Audio
B: I thought you less fragile than most manlings, Saltzpyre.
V: I cannot prevail if mortally wounded.
B: A mortal wound? That?! Oh, good one, Grimgi.

Quote	Audio
B: Grimgi! Don't waste healing!
V: It was necessary, Master Dwarf.
B: (mockingly) "It was necessary, Master Dwarf."

Quote	Audio
K: Oh, the bold hunter. Wasting medicine on a cracked nail.
V: It was a serious wound. Mayhap you misread my stoic expression.
K: Oh aye, surely I did.

Quote	Audio
K: That's right, waste our supplies.
V: I must keep mind and body hale if we are to triumph!
K: Body, maybe but your mind's a lost cause.

Quote	Audio
K: Was that... Did you just heal yourself? For that?
V: It was for the good of us all. How would you fare without my leadership?
K: Well we'd be doomed of course! Doomed, I tell ye!

Quote	Audio
S: Really, Saltzpyre? For that scratch?
V: You have no right to judge me.
S: You keep telling yourself that.

Quote	Audio
S: Saltzpyre!
V: The wound was deeper than it looked. I could barely stand.
S: An Inquisitor should be a better liar.

Quote	Audio
S: Did you need to use that? It's not like you've blood in your veins.
V: I bleed as freely as the next man.
S: Yes, but it's ice water, isn't it?

Sienna

Quote	Audio
M: Don't waste our supplies. We needed that.
S: Keep moaning like that, Markus, and I'll not tell you apart for Saltzpyre.
M: I think it's coming back to me, why they want to burn you...

Quote	Audio
M: Not the healing, Sienna!
S: Ahh... that's better. I feel ten years younger.
M: Yeah, that'll cheer me up when I'm bleeding out...

Quote	Audio
M: Doesn't that just burn right off you?
S: Don't be ignorant, Markus. I was hurting.
M: Yeah, looked like a nasty graze that.

Quote	Audio
B: Zharrinn? Don't use that healing.
S: What? Do I tell you how to spend your ammunition?
B: And with good reason!

Quote	Audio
B: Zharrinn?
S: What?!
B: Stop wasting our healing supplies! You gone soft all of a sudden?

Quote	Audio
B: Did you have to waste that?
S: Wasn't a waste. I feel much better.
B: Oh, that's alright then.

Quote	Audio
K: You're so stoic. I could have sworn that was just a scratch.
S: Look, it hurt, alright?
K: Of course it did...

Quote	Audio
K: Healing, now? I expected better from you.
S: I was hurting.
K: Oh, delicate little flower. Did a breeze sway you?

Killing 3 Specials in a Row

Markus

Quote	Audio
B: You see that? With Azumgi around, reckon I can take things a little easier.
M: It's nothing, just training. Besides, couldn't do it without you.
K: Hush! Can't you hear more coming? Drawn by the size of your swollen egos.

Quote	Audio
K: Kruber? You keep killing like this, and I'm going to lose my bet.
M: Bet? What bet?
B: Don't you listen to her, Azumgi. You know how she gabbles on.

Quote	Audio
V: Good killing, Kruber! You're credit to your regiment!
M: It's all service, sir. We all crack heads in the same cause.
K: Same cause? Yes of course, we are so alike.

Quote	Audio
S: Nicely done, Markus! You make it look easy.
M: It's nothing, Sienna. Bit of training, reflexes...
K: And a powerful fear of getting another scar, I shouldn't wonder...

Bardin

Quote	Audio
M: There's no stopping a dwarf, is there?
B: Trust me, I'm just warming up, Azumgi!
S: Warming up? You don't know the meaning of those words, Bardin.

Quote	Audio
K: I do believe you're getting better at this, dwarf.
B: Aye, well, takes a few battles to get everything flowing the way it should.
V: And to shake off that keg of ale you downed last night, I shouldn't wonder.

Quote	Audio
V: A righteous blow, dwarf. Your ancestors must have fought alongside Sigmar!
B: My ancestors fought alongside everyone, Grimgi. And with each other. Life's hard in the mountains.
M: Life's hard everywhere, Bardin.

Quote	Audio
V: Inspiring, Goreksson! You... butcher them!
B: I'm on form today, dawri!
M: Told ya, Bardin! Thunderwater Ale's great before a fight!

Quote	Audio
S: Whoa, slow down, Bardin. Leave some for the rest of us!
B: Don't think that'll be a problem, Zharrinn. They're like fleas in a Tilean alehouse.
M: Tis true. We never seem short of foes.

Kerillian

Quote	Audio
M: I can't deny that you know how to kill, elf.
K: Oh, this is nothing. You should have seen me at Hoggar's Bridge. Dozens, I claimed.
V: Hoggar's Bridge. Wait a minute... two Nuln regiments vanished without trace at Hoggar's Bridge. Elf? Elf?

Quote	Audio
B: Do you have to keep hogging all the kills, wutelgi?
K: Next one comes, I'll be sure to let him kill you before I end him.
S: No, you two leave them all to me, I'll end your stupid quarrel.

Quote	Audio
V: The elf kills another! You forest folk would make good allies, if not so mercurial in nature.
K: Allies? Adults and children are not 'allies'. One guides the other.
S: You two, just shut up and guide your weapons to more enemies.

Quote	Audio
S: Another one! Is it me, or does Kerillian seem a little cranky today?
K: I take out my frustrations where I can, wizard. And since there'll be uproar if I shoot of one you...
B: Seems normal to me, Zharrinn.

Victor

Quote	Audio
M: A good kill, sir. But keep your elbow up - your guard's open.
V: You dare... Thank you, Kruber. I shall heed your advice.
B: As you should, Grimgi. No one wants to lug your corpse around.
Note: if Markus is a Grail Knight, the conversation will play out near-identically, except he calls Victor "peasant" instead of "sir."

Quote	Audio
B: Not bad for a fellow with one eye!
V: Sigmar guides my strikes, Master Dwarf.
M: I wish he'd guide mine. Or better yet, send me a nice cool flagon of ale.

Quote	Audio
B: Not bad for a fellow with one eye!
V: Sigmar guides my strikes, Master Dwarf.
M: (Grail Knight) If only he taught you how to hold a sword proper, peasant.

Quote	Audio
K: Not bad, One-Eye. You must truly hate them.
V: They are heretics, conquerors and cruel beyond measure. Hate flows easily in their presence.
S: Yes... we often hate those who remind us of ourselves.

Quote	Audio
S: Nice to have a chance for a little unconflicted carnage, isn't it, Saltzpyre?
V: Conflict, witch? I serve a righteous cause, I experience no spiritual conflict.
M: Oi! Don't ruin the fun we're having, alright?

Quote	Audio
S: Death comes easily to you, Saltzpyre.
V: I bring death where death is needed! Join me in righteous slaughter!
M: Already with you, sir, just haven't matched your speed yet!

Sienna

Quote	Audio
B: Nicely done, Zharrinn!
S: Everything burns, Goreksson. Fire's hunger never sates.
V: Nor does that of heresy, witch.

Quote	Audio
B: Oho! You know your way around a thick fight, Zharrinn!
S: Thank you, Bardin! I guess all those years as a Battle Wizard paid off.
M: Aye, plenty of times you'd made one hell of a difference for me and the lads.

Quote	Audio
K: You've talent, wizard. My sisters could teach you a thing or two, assuming they didn't kill you first.
S: You make a trip to the forest realm sound so appealing, Kerillian.
M: Can't be any worse than here.

Quote	Audio
V: I give you that, witch, your capacity for slaughter makes you a useful ally.
S: Useful... But still not welcome, I take it?
B: To some of us Zharrinn. To some of us.

Ally Down for the Third Time

Markus

Quote	Audio
B: You're all right, azumgi?
M: Let me just get my breath back.
B: No time for trivialities like that. Someone help azumgi!

Quote	Audio
B: Come on azumgi, you can stay upright.
M: This is just not my day, Bardin!
K: Is it ever your day, lumberfoot?

Quote	Audio
B: Stand up Kruber, time for another bout!
M: Might need a hand first.
B: Hand first, then carnage. Glorious carnage!

Quote	Audio
K: Let me guess: this time you tripped and fell.
M: Oh no, I was charged by that invisible regiment of mad minotaurs.
K: Hoo, I dodged them with ease!

Quote	Audio
K: And again, Kruber's down. Hangover, perhaps?
M: Haven't touched a drop, I'll have you know!
K: I see, so the hogshead ended itself, did it?

Quote	Audio
K: Kruber, must you keep falling down so?
M: I do try to... Could you help me up?
V: In the fullness of time...

Quote	Audio
V: You need aid again, Kruber?
M: Ah, I made a gallant sacrifice, as it happens!
V: Oh, there's been quite a few of these selfless deeds from you, lately.

Quote	Audio
V: Kruber! You seem to have fallen over, again!
M: 'Twas somewhat unavoidable, sir!
V: Somewhat unav-...! Oh, someone help the man up!

Quote	Audio
V: Kruber! You're falling down like a defenestrated priest of [Fabena?]!
M: A defene-what? I need aid here!
V: I think we noticed...

Quote	Audio
S: Are up and down such complicated concepts, Markus?
M: I've had a run of bad fortune, that's all.
K: Started the day you were born, by the look of you.

Quote	Audio
S: Looks like you need help again, Markus.
M: Reckon I might! If it's not too much trouble.
S: You heard him, darlings.

Quote	Audio
S: Kruber's down again!
M: Never used to happen. I used to be a rock.
K: At least your head's still as dense as one.

Kerillian

Quote	Audio
M: Again, someone help the elf! I think she's drunk.
K: And you'd know all about that, wouldn't you?
M: Aye.

Quote	Audio
M: The elf's down! And not for the first time.
K: Wow! Kruber can count. Impressive.
M: And despite what ill-willed rumours say, I can read too. Damn old scribes, drinking my name through the mud.

Quote	Audio
M: Oh, look! The elf's fallen over! What a surprise.
K: You're not helping.
V: Someone get her up.

Quote	Audio
B: Down again, elf?
K: Maybe I like it on the ground? Leave me be.
V: You do not give the orders here, elf! Help her!

Quote	Audio
B: She's down again!
K: And when I get up, Bardin, you'd better be out of reach!
B: A likely story!

Quote	Audio
B: Oh ho, the elf can't stay upright!
K: Some of us aren't so near to the ground all the time, dwarf!
B: And it is lovely down there, I think you'll agree!

Quote	Audio
V: That elf is swiftly becoming a liability.
K: Thank you, I'm sure.
S: Don't forget we need her, Saltzpyre. Try to be polite.

Quote	Audio
V: You fall a great deal for one so 'nimble', elf.
K: Can I help it if they find me a challenge?
V: Challenge? By Sigmar, a challenge indeed. Every minute. Every second.

Quote	Audio
V: The elf has fallen!
K: The elf is in a lot of pain, help her!
V: On further consideration...

Quote	Audio
S: Will you stop falling over?
K: Will you stop asking foolish questions?
S: What do you think?

Quote	Audio
S: Kerillian's down! Watch the grace of the elves at work.
K: Will someone please help me up?

Quote	Audio
S: Kerillian, do you need aid?
K: What does it look like?
S: Never can tell with you, darling.

Getting Hit for the Third Time by Globadier's Gas

Kerillian

Quote	Audio
K: Did you not see it coming, elf?
K: *coughs* I'll... *coughs* ...mustache! *coughs*

Quote	Audio
B: You like that poison, elf?
K: *coughs* You... are poison! *coughs*

Quote	Audio
V: Can you not see the color green, elf?
K: *coughs* Go and die, One-Eye! *coughs*

Quote	Audio
S: Stay out of the gas, darlings!
K: *coughs* Shut up! *coughs*

Getting Caught for the Third Time by Packmaster

Kerillian

Quote	Audio
M: Just a thought, elf! Maybe keep clear of those throttlers!
K: Why thank you Kruber, I've not thought of that!
B: Aye, that's precisely how it looks so far.

Quote	Audio
B: The elf's back to being dragged by, oh grand story!
K: The rat snuffed through your lazy guard!
M: Told us to keep our distances you did! Too slow to [half-kneel?]!

Quote	Audio
V: In Sigmar's name, stop getting hooked!
K: Maybe you should kill the hook-rat quicker, did you ever consider that?
B: Might be she has a point, Grimgi.

Quote	Audio
S: This is not helping, elf.
K: [missing sound in the file]
M: Thought had crossed my mind, if I'm honest.

Unknown Trigger

B: Doesn't pay to be your friend, does it Grimgi? V: The path of the righteous is fraught with danger. B: Aye, that's why I carry a big, heavy weapon, so I can give danger a good clout if it happens by.