| Igmund Davaux | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Location | Rellesel Retreat | ||
| Race | Breton | Gender | Male |
| Health | 133844 | ||
| Reaction | Friendly | ||
Igmund Davaux is a Breton from Farmer's Nook who can initially be found trapped within Rellesel Retreat. He is Bradon Davaux's brother.
Related QuestsEdit
- The Face of Change: Investigate strange disappearances from a dull farming village.
Quest-Related EventsEdit
When you attempt to wake him up the first time, he mumbles:
- Igmund Davaux: "Gold! So much gold!"
After you convince Annyce to wake up while in her dream, Alchemy will then proceed to break the spell on the dreamers:
- Alchemy: "Here we go. Pray that a rude awakening is the worst they have to suffer."
- <Magic gathers in her hands.>
- Alchemy: "It's ready. Wake Annyce, and the curse will break."
- <Waking up Annyce, there will be a flash of light and everyone will be awake and unhappy.>
- Annyce Favraud: "Farewell, Captain …."
- Cylle Perrick: "No! He promised!"
- Igmund Davaux: "My gold!"
- Bugtail: "My sweetrolls!"
You can speak to him after you wake him up.
- "Where am I? Where's my gold? It was right here …."
You can speak to him further after talking to Annyce.
- "Where are we? Some kind of tomb? Where's my treasure? Last I remember I was in my treasure room."
- You were under a spell. We woke you up.
- "Wait? So this is real? The dream is gone? My treasure's gone? Why would you do that?"
- The deal you made with Cres was a mistake. Your brother thinks you're dead.
- "Why would he think I'm dead? That's not what Cres promised. They said they'd just be me. They even agreed to do my chores! Was that all a bunch of hogwash?"
- No, Cres did pretend to be you. They just got drunk and fell in a bonfire.
- "Pft. Heck of a way to go. Wait, is Cres dead then? Dammit. I guess there's no hope making another deal."
If you try to speak to him again, he says:
- "I need a minute to take this all in."
DialogueEdit
You can find him scrubbing the floors within The Happy Crow after the quest is complete.
- "Back to scrubbing floors and washing dishes for nary a drake. What a glorious life I live."
- Are you still upset about losing the dream?
- "I'm not exactly clicking my heels, am I? But there's no sense in crying over spilled milk.
Was nice having all that gold for a little while. Has me thinking I need to earn my fortune for real." - What do you plan to do?
- "Bradon promised he'd get me a lute if I keep up the chores. A little practice and I'm sure the travelers will take notice. Once folk start coming around to see me play, maybe I'll take the act on the road. Like those Elves! That'd do."