Drima
 Drima
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.png) Scowling and writing.
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| Location: | Northeast shop, near Sir Johnson
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| Species: | Fairy
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| Beast Speak: | Yes
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| Speaks With: | All
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| Offers Barter | |
“Welcome to Sir Johnson's commissary. I can redeem your Sir Johnson Bucks for items of actual value.
Drima is a fairy in the town of Amulna. He provides players with the ability to trade Sir Johnson Bucks for various Level 55 gear, Lockpicks, or Council Certificates.
Location
- Ilmari Desert
- Drima is always found inside the northeastern-most building in Amulna, behind Sir Johnson.
Services
Bartering
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| x3 | |
| x10 | |
| x8 | |
| x4 |
Drima will also trade various gear (of level 55 and random rarity (but at least Exceptional - see update notes from june 2019) for Sir Johnson Bucks:
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| x2 | |
Conversations
“I'd heard people talking about Sir Johnson when I worked in Statehelm. He's a well-respected military leader. As I'm sure he'll tell you, he successfully led the Invasion of Tree-Rock-Bridge, which everyone thought was a suicide mission.
His nickname among friends is The Fox, which apparently implies cunning. Why are foxes cunning? Mortals are weird.
Anyways, he's a "free thinker," meaning that he flouts military regulation constantly.
- Seems like a bad trait for a military leader.
I guess you're right. Where I come from, battles are much more... chaotic, and a bit of capriciousness is a good thing. But in the Council, leaders who don't follow orders end up relocated to far-away posts where they can't cause trouble. And look, here we are!
- So he's been moved here as a punishment?
Yes. Well, it's more complicated than that. His career has had a lot of ups and downs, and he's good at "turning problems into opportunities," as he says.
He was sent out here to keep an eye on Rahu, which was definitely a demotion. But they ne found out about Xedrite, and the Council gave him permission to collect a bunch of it, and he sees this as his way back into their good graces.
He never disobeys orders, exactly. He just bends a lot of rules. Apparently this has worked out well for him in the past... sometimes.
- Thank you for the information.
— Drima
