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{{otheruses|the NPC named Traveler|the title next to a Player's name|Data Center Travel}} | |||
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| name = Traveler | | name = Traveler | ||
| description = Seto? He makes his roost in the next building. | | description = Seto? He makes his roost in the next building. | ||
| image = | | image = TravelerAmaro.jpg | ||
| location = Il Mheg | | location = Il Mheg | ||
| coordinates = 29.7,7.7 | | coordinates = 29.7,7.7 | ||
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| patch = 5.0 | | patch = 5.0 | ||
| release = shadowbringers | |||
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==Additional Information== | ==Additional Information== | ||
===Tell me about yourself.=== | |||
{{Quotation|Traveler|In my past life, I had a master with whom I journeyed to the far corners of the realm. From [[Nabaath Areng]] deep in the south to [[Voeburt]] here in the north we soared, riding the winds. He so loved to travel, my master did, and there is no greater testament to that than the name which he bestowed upon me: Traveler.<br>Many years have passed since last I embarked on a journey, and I imagine the world outside Il Mheg is much changed. Yet I have no desire to see it again. Nay, I would leave those places I visited as they are in my mind's eye.}} | |||
===What kind of place is this?=== | |||
{{Quotation|Traveler|Among we amaro, there are those who awaken to abilities long lost in our kind, speech among them. “Tupaq Amaro,” the men of [[Ronka]] called us, and we come here to live out our final days. Be it through death or abandonment, we all have lost our masters and known bitter solitude. But in this community, we may find kinship, understanding, and─not least of all─peace. As a flock, we build our lives around peace and distance ourselves from trouble. Though our fae neighbors do not always respect our wishes, for the most part we are content.}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:17, 13 November 2023
This article is about the NPC named Traveler. For the title next to a Player's name, see Data Center Travel.
“Seto? He makes his roost in the next building.
— In-game description
Traveler is an Amaro found in Il Mheg.
Quests Started
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|
Quests Involved In
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Elder's Answer | 
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73 | Wyd Lad |
Additional Information
Tell me about yourself.
“In my past life, I had a master with whom I journeyed to the far corners of the realm. From Nabaath Areng deep in the south to Voeburt here in the north we soared, riding the winds. He so loved to travel, my master did, and there is no greater testament to that than the name which he bestowed upon me: Traveler.
Many years have passed since last I embarked on a journey, and I imagine the world outside Il Mheg is much changed. Yet I have no desire to see it again. Nay, I would leave those places I visited as they are in my mind's eye.— Traveler
What kind of place is this?
“Among we amaro, there are those who awaken to abilities long lost in our kind, speech among them. “Tupaq Amaro,” the men of Ronka called us, and we come here to live out our final days. Be it through death or abandonment, we all have lost our masters and known bitter solitude. But in this community, we may find kinship, understanding, and─not least of all─peace. As a flock, we build our lives around peace and distance ourselves from trouble. Though our fae neighbors do not always respect our wishes, for the most part we are content.
— Traveler