ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/001/ClsWdk006_00169.csv

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4	0	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_SEQ_00	Timbermaster Beatin has a special commission for you.
5	1	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_SEQ_01	Word of your craftsmanship has spread, and a client has requested you by name. Prepare a walnut cane of the highest quality and present it to Beatin for inspection.
6	2	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_SEQ_02	Beatin decrees that the cane will satisfy your client. Look for him at the Adders' Nest and deliver the cane.
7	3	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_SEQ_03	The client, Gairhard, is having difficulty earning the trust of a conjurer newly assigned to his unit. In an effort to show her that some outsiders mean no harm, and wish only to help, he commissioned you to make the cane. He asks you to deliver it to Ponette at Stillglade Fane on his behalf.
8	4	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_SEQ_04	Ponette is deeply moved by the walnut cane. She apologizes for judging outsiders so harshly and acknowledges the contribution made by individuals like Captain Gairhard and yourself to Gridania's cause. Return to the Adders' Nest and inform the captain of the conjurer's change of heart.
9	5	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_SEQ_05	Captain Gairhard congratulates you on a job well done, noting that Beatin was right to favor you. Return to the timbermaster and inform him that the commission is complete.
10	6	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_SEQ_06	The timbermaster's pleasure at the news of your success is matched only by his surprise at the revelation that your client was in fact an old friend of his, back from a long campaign abroad. Though puzzled by Gairhard's failure to inform him of his return, Beatin is nonetheless relieved to hear that he is in good health. ※The next carpenter quest will be available from Beatin upon reaching level 35.
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28	24	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_TODO_00	Present a walnut cane <Sheet(Addon,9,0)/> to Beatin.
29	25	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_TODO_01	Deliver the walnut cane <Sheet(Addon,9,0)/> to Gairhard.
30	26	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_TODO_02	Deliver the walnut cane <Sheet(Addon,9,0)/> to Ponette.
31	27	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_TODO_03	Report to Gairhard.
32	28	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_TODO_04	Report to Beatin.
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52	48	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_1	It is good you have come, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Your talents are needed for a commission.
53	49	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_2	The client asked for you by name, in fact.
54	50	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_3	It would seem that the adventurer-turned-carpenter has earned <If(PlayerParameter(4))>herself<Else/>himself</If> a reputation.
55	51	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_4	You are to craft a walnut cane of unparalleled quality. When it is ready, bring it to me.
56	52	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_5	I will not permit you to deliver anything less than perfection.
57	53	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_10	Have you made the cane, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>?
58	54	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_11	...
59	55	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_12	You've done well, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
60	56	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_13	The gentle curve of the crook appears natural, as if it was destined to take such a shape.
61	57	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_14	Indeed, your skillful application of growth formula has imbued this cane with new life, giving it the appearance of unworked wood.
62	58	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_15	Wands and canes are perhaps the purest expression of the carpenter's creed, in that the finished product is a celebration of the wood's past life.
63	59	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_16	Conjurers are, of course, highly attuned to the natural world. Hence it is no small coup to craft a cane that satisfies.
64	60	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_17	But your cane should meet with the client's approval. You may go and deliver it to him at the Adders' Nest.
65	61	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_100_20	Yes, I am waiting for a carpenter from the guild. Why do you ask?
66	62	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_21	So this is Beatin's famed disciple... It pleases me that I can finally put a face to the name. I am Gairhard.
67	63	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_22	Though I myself have no talent for conjury, it is plain to see that this cane is exquisitely wrought.
68	64	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_23	Aye, the cane is not for me. It is meant for a conjurer recently assigned to my unit.
69	65	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_24	Her name is Ponette, a talented but stubborn soul who has thus far resisted my every attempt to integrate her into our ranks.
70	66	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_25	I have been here long enough to know that Gridanians can be rather protective of their city, and that this can manifest itself in a deep mistrust of outsiders.
71	67	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_26	However, I cannot simply order her to set aside her prejudices─I need her to trust me of her own volition.
72	68	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_27	It is my hope that by giving her this cane, she will at least accept my leadership.
73	69	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_28	You will find her in Stillglade Fane. Please give it to her on my behalf.
74	70	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_29	Please deliver the cane to Ponette on my behalf. You will find her in Stillglade Fane.
75	71	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_30	How long does the captain intend to keep me waiting? Does he have any idea how little time a conjurer has to spare?
76	72	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_31	A <Emphasis>gift</Emphasis>!? That Ala Mhigan kept me waiting this long for some trinket he did not even see fit to deliver himself? Typical. These foreigners truly don't have the first idea about─
77	73	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_32	<gasp>
78	74	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_33	Gods! It can't be... A walnut cane!?
79	75	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_34	And one so finely wrought that I scarce believe it man-made.
80	76	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_35	To conjurers, our canes are the physical representation of our connection with the living world. They provide a focus for us to channel the forces of nature and weave spells.
81	77	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_36	To possess a cane made of walnut is a dream most conjurers share. And I am no different. I see the beauty of this cane, and the heart of the <If(PlayerParameter(4))>woman<Else/>man</If> who made it.
82	78	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_37	That an outsider could craft this flawless cane...
83	79	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_38	I...
84	80	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_39	Forgive my impropriety, adventurer. I have never paid outsiders any mind, imagining them incapable of comprehending Gridanian tradition.
85	81	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_40	Yet it seems that it was I who failed to comprehend. You have humbled me, adventurer, and opened my eyes.
86	82	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_41	It is clear that you have worked hard to learn our ways...as has Captain Gairhard. I cannot thank you both enough. Though I do not deserve this cane, I swear that I will do my utmost to earn it.
87	83	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_42	My thanks again, adventurer. Should you meet with the captain before I do, please convey my gratitude.
88	84	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_PONETTE_000_45	Thank you again, adventurer. Though I do not deserve this cane, I will do my utmost to earn it. Should you meet with the captain before I do, please convey my gratitude.
89	85	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_50	I knew it would not be easy pleasing her, but I never doubted that Beatin's finest could deliver.
90	86	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_51	Heh, I wonder...how is he? Still working too hard, I presume?
91	87	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_GAIRHARD_000_52	So it goes. Anyway, duty calls. Thank you again, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Please give my regards to the timbermaster.
92	88	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_60	Welcome back, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Was the client satisfied?
93	89	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_61	Interesting. So the client was not a conjurer himself...
94	90	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_62	In any case, I am glad to hear that the intended recipient was satisfied.
95	91	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_63	I must know, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>: who was this client? I only received their messenger, and I cannot fathom why they would not come in person.
96	92	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_64	...Gairhard!? You are certain?
97	93	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_65	I thought him far from Gridania, on campaign. When did he return? And why would he not greet me in person?
98	94	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_66	We have known each other for so many years... Well, I can only assume that his duties leave no time for such niceties. I am glad to hear he is home and well.
99	95	TEXT_CLSWDK006_00169_BEATINE_000_67	Thank you for attending to his request, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. I look forward to our next meeting.