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| + | Ravana has no horses, so most of my people don't realize how useful they are. The bandits are starting to get it, though! I make saddles for them. | ||
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| + | My training? Oh, I traveled to the distant land of [[Statehelm]] to learn the secrets of horsemastery. Speed riding, mounted combat, jousting! But the only training I could get was as a saddler. Which I'm pretty good at, as it turns out. | ||
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| + | Falkrin is a master blacksmith and ferrier. He can make any kind of horseshoes, but he refuses! He just says "the demand isn't worth the effort" and other nonsense dwarf-sayings. | ||
| − | + | The horseshoes I sell are made by [[Gremix]]. They're good... but not great. | |
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Revision as of 15:31, 11 February 2022
 Pasha
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.png) Smells like horse.
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| Town: | |
| Location: | Usually near the central square.
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| Anatomy: | |
| Species: | Rakshasa
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| Beast Speak: | Yes
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| Speaks With: | All
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| Skill Trainer: | |
| Vendor | |
“My best customers are bandits. Which only works because Amulna is a truce zone. Which only works because the Sand Seer and that human tin can enforce it! If they leave, I don't think I'd be safe here...— Pasha
Pasha is a Rakshasa shopkeeper and saddler who trained in Statehelm before returning to her homeland.
Location
- Ilmari
- Pasha can be found in the town of Amulna. When the weather is good, she can be seen outside around the town square.
Shopkeeper
Pasha sells basic equipment for horses.
Items Sold[view/edit]
| 1500 councils | [Neutral] | |
| 1500 councils | [Neutral] | |
| 1500 councils | [Neutral] | |
| 1500 councils | [Neutral] |
Items Purchased [view/edit]
Spending Limits [view/edit]
Favor
Small Talk [view/edit]
- Likes Turquoise GemsHint
- Likes Morganite GemsHint
- Likes Tiger's Eye Gems Hint
- Loves Saddle Blankets Hint Hint
Favor Rewards
Pasha rewards her friends with access to training.
Hang Outs
Quests
Pasha offers no quests.
Training
Pasha will only train Saddlery if you reach [Comfortable] with her.
Saddlery Unlock Skill Level Cost Favor 0 8200 councils [Comfortable] 50 60 Error: Item not foundRecipe: 
Rough Reins
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Crude Reins
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Decent Reins
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Nice Reins
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Quality Reins
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Great Reins
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Amazing Reins
Error: Item not foundRecipe: 
Rough Saddle
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Crude Saddle
Error: Item not foundRecipe: 
Decent Saddle
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Nice Saddle
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Quality Saddle
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Great Saddle
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Amazing Saddle
Error: Item not foundRecipe: 
Rough Saddlebag
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Crude Saddlebag
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Decent Saddlebag
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Nice Saddlebag
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Quality Saddlebag
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Great Saddlebag
Error: Item not foundRecipe: Amazing Saddlebag
Services
Events
Winter Celebration
| [Friends] Favor - | ??? |
| [Like Family] Favor - | ??? |
Conversations
“Ravana has no horses, so most of my people don't realize how useful they are. The bandits are starting to get it, though! I make saddles for them.
— Pasha
“My training? Oh, I traveled to the distant land of Statehelm to learn the secrets of horsemastery. Speed riding, mounted combat, jousting! But the only training I could get was as a saddler. Which I'm pretty good at, as it turns out.
— Pasha
“Falkrin is a master blacksmith and ferrier. He can make any kind of horseshoes, but he refuses! He just says "the demand isn't worth the effort" and other nonsense dwarf-sayings.
The horseshoes I sell are made by Gremix. They're good... but not great.
— Pasha
