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Paul Vaughn
He looks angry and tired.
Region:	[[Serbule Hills]]
Location:	A room behind the Tapestry Inn in Serbule Hills.
Beast Speak:	Yes
Skill Trainer:	Carpentry
Vendor

“

I wish I was a fighter instead of a lumberjack. But it's too late to change professions now! Goblins attacked our lumber camps, due east of here. No humans are left alive now; it's just goblins and their slaves. And they're stealing our lumber!

Paul Vaughn is an alcoholic lumberjack and carpenter living in one of the Tapestry Inn's rented rooms. He worked at one of the lumber camps until the Goblins attacked, driving him to safety. He claims to be named after Paullus, god of parties and drink.

Location

Serbule Hills

Paul Vaughn is often found drinking alone in his rented room behind the barn in the Tapestry Inn.

Items Purchased ^[view/edit]

Spending Limits ^[view/edit]

Sells

Paul Vaughn buys and sells wood and Carpentry items. He does not sell any items of his own.

Quests

• Paul's Beer Addititve To start this quest, talk to Paul Vaughn in Serbule Hills. The quest is available at [Neutral] favor.
  • Obtain
    

     

    Large Strawberry
    x4 Hint
  • Talk to Paul Vaughn
• Paul's Lucky Buckle (Quest)

  To start this quest, talk to Paul Vaughn in Serbule Hills. The quest is available at [Comfortable] favor.

  • Obtain
    

     

    Paul's Lucky Buckle
  • Talk to Paul Vaughn
• Paul's Mycena Weakness

  To start this quest, talk to Paul Vaughn in Serbule Hills. The quest is available at [Neutral] favor.

  • Obtain
    

     

    Fried Mycena Bites
    x2
  • Talk to Paul Vaughn
• The Logging Camp Overseers

  To start this quest, talk to Paul Vaughn in Serbule Hills. The quest is available at [Comfortable] favor.

  • Kill Logging Camp Overseers
  • Talk to Paul Vaughn

Rewards

At [Comfortable]

At [Friends]

Training

Paul Vaughn will train the player to craft a wide variety of chairs, calligraphy benches, dowels, barrels, and wood chips used by the Carpentry skill.

Carpentry

Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Oak Wood Chips (from Perfect)	276 councils	[Comfortable]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Maple Wood Chips (from Perfect)	980 councils	[Friends]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Cedar Wood Chips (from Perfect)	1594 councils	[Best Friends]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Spruce Wood Chips (from Perfect)	4354 councils	[Best Friends]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Shoddy Calligraphy Bench	796 councils	[Comfortable]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Rough Calligraphy Bench	1410 councils	[Comfortable]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Crude Calligraphy Bench	2636 councils	[Friends]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Decent Calligraphy Bench	2882 councils	[Best Friends]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Nice Calligraphy Bench	4292 councils	[Like Family?]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Quality Calligraphy Bench	6010 councils	[Soul Mates?]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Nice Chair	4232 councils	[Like Family?]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Quality Chair	4416 councils	[Soul Mates?]
Error: Item not found   Carpentry: Hogshead	2882(?) councils	[Neutral]

Conversations

“

Any advice on attacking the goblins at the lumber camps?

First off, let me take a look at you...

Um, no offense, but that swarm of goblins might be outta your league. Now if you had a partner, that might work. Or if you're very careful and follow my advice.

What's your advice?

First off, don't just rush into their camp. Goblins win by swarming! Your best bet is to fight them one or two at a time, not the while group of 'em.

How do I do that?

Start by picking off the guards. They're tough, but they patrol alone. Sneak up to a guard, let 'em see you, and then sprint away from the camp. That way when they shout for help, nobody'll hear 'em. Once they're away from the camp, just kill 'em.

And after the guards?

Once the guards are dead, you just need to find a way to fight them a few at a time. If they swarm on you, run!

Hmm, maybe start by pot-shotting a few fairies. They have fairy slaves working with the goblin laborers, and the slaves are pretty harmless. But don't be fooled: the fairies will heal their Goblin masters, which is how I nearly died -- a bunch of unexpected healing can ruin your day!

You can either put the fairies out of their misery, or just drag the fight away from the camps a bit. See, they wear cold-iron chains so they can't fly away, and that makes them very slow and weak.

What other advice can you give me?

The last thing you'd have to watch out for is the overseer of each camp. They know magic and can be dangerous! But I'm sure you can handle it.

— Paul Vaughn