A Secretive Mason
A Secretive Mason appeared on the Wrong Side of the Tracks in Seaside Town on June 21st, 2007 to help Hagnk rebuild the storage buildings. For 25,000 meat and a chunk of depleted Grimacite, you can help him out.
Hello, Adventurer! I'm The Secretive Mason, and I've come to town at Hagnk's request to help him rebuild his Ancestral Mini-Storage.
Since his location seems to be a bit... accident-prone, we've decided to rebuild using the hardest and heaviest material in the Kingdom -- depleted Grimacite.
- If you do not have a chunk of depleted Grimacite in your inventory:
If you happen to come across any in your travels, be sure to bring it back to me!
- If you have at least one chunk of depleted Grimacite in your inventory:
It looks like you've got a piece right there! I can make that chunk of Grimacite into a brick, and use that brick to help rebuild Hagnk's. I'll even carve your name and a short message on it, so that everybody who goes to Hagnk's from here on out will see what a generous Adventurer you were!
Trouble is, this stuff is so hard that making one brick pretty much completely wears out my tools, and I have to buy a new set, which costs 25,000 Meat. You'd have to front that cost up front as part of your gesture of support for Hagnk's. Whaddya say?
| Put Another Brick in the Wall! (25,000 Meat) |
- When a Brick is bought:
The Secretive mason takes your money and your chunk of grimacite. Tools flying, he quickly carves the chunk into a brick, then engraves your name and your message on it.
"Thanks! Hagnk will undoubtedly be grateful for your generosity." he says, as he puts the brick in a nearby wheelbarrow.
- With less than 25,000 Meat:
You can't afford to help Hagnk out.
- When attempting to put profanity in the brick's inscription:
I won't carve naughty words into bricks. Shame on you.
References
- "Put Another Brick in the Wall!" is a reference to Pink Floyd's song, Another Brick in the Wall.
- "Secretive Mason" is possibly a reference to the alleged secret rituals, member levels and societies within the Stonemasons (or Shriners, or freemason) organization.
