@0    = ~Eh?  Who's there?  Some <GIRLBOY> <RACE> wanderin' in me smithy, I see.  I rarely gets vistors, with the blisterin' heat and all... something I can do for ye, <GIRLBOY>?~
@1    = ~Who are you?~
@2    = ~What do you have for sale, here?~
@3    = ~Well, you can stop calling me "<GIRLBOY>", for starters.~
@4    = ~No thanks.  I'll be on my way.~
@5    = ~My name be Cromwell.  Now mayhap ye'll tell me who ye are, aye?~
@6    = ~I am <GABBER>.  Pleased to meet you.~
@7    = ~I am <GABBER>, if you really must know.~
@8    = ~You don't need to know my name, I'm sure.~
@9    = ~Forget introductions, I just want to see what you have for sale.~
@10   = ~I be not selling ye anything.  I be the finest blacksmith in Athkatla, and I works on commission only.  I can make most anything ye desire.~
@11   = ~What sorts of things do you make?~
@12   = ~Can you make magical armor and weapons and the like?~
@13   = ~Well, I'll be on my way, then.~
@14   = ~As ye wish.  I meant no offense by it, friend.  Is there something else ye wish Cromwell to call ye by, instead?~
@15   = ~Mind the mess on yer way out, <GIRLBOY>.  Me apprentice just returned to Abdar, sure enough, and I've no patience for housekeeping.~
@16   = ~Aye.  Welcome to me smithy, <GABBER>.  Was there something that ye needed from an old dwarf, mayhap?~
@17   = ~I would like to see what you have for sale.~
@18   = ~What sort of smithing do you do?~
@19   = ~Not really.  I'll be on my way.~
@20   = ~Nay, I care not... but ye're in me smithy, and it be only polite.  Now, <GABBER>... be there something ye need from an old dwarf, or does ye just like the smoke?~
@21   = ~And what if I said I only want to look around?~
@22   = ~That be true, but it be me own smithy, here, and you be the guest.  But I care not.  Mayhap ye'll tell me what ye wish from an old dwarf and be on yer way, aye?~
@23   = ~I've made armor from the scales of a basilisk, a helmet from a cockatrice... items to put fear into the hearts of the bloody gods themselves.  Hah!  ~
@24   = ~All of me work be done from commissions.  Give me the ingredients and I can forge an item of power, sure enough.  'Tis a good living, for a smith of me skills.~
@25   = ~Do I have anything you could forge into an item?~
@26   = ~What sorts of things would you need in order to make something?~
@27   = ~I suppose so.  I'll be on my way.~
@28   = ~Well, that be your choice.  There be only scrap metals an' such about... hardly something to interest ye, I'm sure, but ye can never tell about some folk.~
@29   = ~Well, now, that depends.  Rare scales or husks, mayhap, or a magical metal I could forge.  Even the pieces to a larger item can be repaired. My skills are many.~
@30   = ~Do I have anything you could forge into something, then?~
@31   = ~I see.  I'll be going, then.~
@32   = ~Another time, then, me friend.  Cromwell wishes ye a fair journey.~
@33   = ~Hmmmn... I couldn't rightly say.  Let me have a look into yer goods, then.  A minute of rummagin' and I'll know fer sure, aye?~
@34   = ~Hmm.  Nay... nay. Ye've nothing amongst yer goods that I could work with.  If ye come across anything interesting later, friend, ye knows where to come, aye?~
@35   = ~Hmmmn... what's this?  Some kind of scale from a beastie, aye?~
@36   = ~Aye, ye've collected the scales of a shadow dragon.  By the Soul Forger, 'tis a grand sight.  I can make a suit of armor from yon scales, if ye like.~
@37   = ~What would that involve?~
@38   = ~I don't think so.  Do I have anything else useful?~
@39   = ~Ah!  Scales from a red dragon, a beast of the Dread Flame.  It shall make a grand suit of armor, if ye wish, me friend.  Does that hold yer interest?~
@40   = ~What's involved in that?~
@41   = ~Hmmmn.  Ye've the husk of an ankheg, I see.  A comrade in Beregost taught me to make a fine suit of armor from the beastie.  Would ye like to commission a suit?~
@42   = ~I don't think so.  Do I have anything else of interest?~
@43   = ~I'll take another look for meself, here.  Hmmmn...~
@44   = ~Ay, now, what have we here?~
@45   = ~Ye've a scroll with the true name of the thunderhammer, Crom Faeyr. Had ye a Hammer of Thunderbolts, Gauntlets of Ogre Power, and Girdle of Frost Giant Strength, I could combine 'em and forge it.~
@46   = ~But ye don't, so I cannae help ye.  If ye can collect the scroll and all three items later, keep them on hand.  Crom Faeyr is worth the effort, my friend.~
@47   = ~Let me see if ye've anything else in yer packs, now...~
@48   = ~I see ye've the Hammer of Thunderbolts?  Had ye Gauntlets of Ogre Power, Girdle of Frost Giant strength, and scroll with the thunderhammer's True Name, I could forge a mighty weapon.~
@49   = ~Ah, ye've a Hammer of Thunderbolts and a scroll with the true name of the thunderhammer, Crom Faeyr. If ye had Gauntlets of Ogre Power and Girdle of Frost Giant strength, I could forge the great weapon.~
@50   = ~Hmm... Ye've a Hammer of Thunderbolts, Gauntlets of Ogre Power, Girdle of Frost Giant strength, and a scroll with the thunderhammer's true name...Crom Faeyr.~
@51   = ~'Tis a collection that would widen the eyes of the Soul Forger, himself.  I could create the Crom Faeyr for ye, friend... if ye've the interest, of course.~
@52   = ~No, I don't think so.  Do I have anything else of interest?~
@53   = ~Eh?  Ye've part of some sword, here, is it?  Let me see...~
@54   = ~Well, ye've the hilt of a sword, here, but I would need both the blade and the pommel gem in order to forge it into one piece.  A pity.~
@55   = ~Well, ye've the blade of a sword, here, indeed.  But I would need both it's pommel gem and the sword's hilt in order to forge it into one piece for ye.  A pity.~
@56   = ~Hmmmn.  A pretty enough pommel gem, but without the blade or the hilt of the weapon, I cannae forge it into one piece for ye.  A pity.~
@57   = ~Hmmmn... I see.  Ye've a hilt and a blade, here, for a longsword.  And a pommel gem with much of its power.  I could forge it all into one mighty sword for ye.~
@58   = ~What would be involved in that?~
@59   = ~No, I'm not interested in that.  Anything else of use?~
@60   = ~Well, what else does ye have in yer packs, then?  Hmmmn...~
@61   = ~Hmmmn.  What's this, then?  Part of a bow?  Looks like Gesen's work...~
@62   = ~Ach, ye've a shaft that's been created by the great bowyer, Gesen, but ye haven't Gesen's proper string.  Find that and I can re-forge the bow for ye.~
@63   = ~Ach, ye've a proper string made by the great bowyer Gesen.  But not his shaft.  If ye find the shaft, bring it to me and I'll re-forge the bow entire for ye.~
@64   = ~Hmmmn.  Aye, 'tis Gesen's work, indeed.  A string and a shaft both.  I could  remake one of the great bowyer's short bows for ye.  'Tis a truly powerful weapon.~
@65   = ~No, I don't think so.  Do I have anything else of use?~
@66   = ~I'll keep looking, here, me friend.  Hmmmn....~
@67   = ~Hmmm... hmmm... aye.  Aye, now, this looks interesting...~
@68   = ~Ye've the shaft of what was once a powerful halberd.  If ye finds the blade for it, I could re-forge the old weapon without much fuss.~
@69   = ~Ye've a blade, here, fer a mighty halberd.  It seems t' have power of water... odd.  If ye can find the accompanying shaft I can forge it together for ye. ~
@70   = ~Hmmm... ye've the shaft and blade of a halberd.  Power of water in its elemental magic.  Most interesting.  If ye like, I could  try to re-forge it for ye.~
@71   = ~No, I'm not interested.  Anything else of use?~
@72   = ~Quite a mess ye have, here.  Traveling for some time eh?  Hmmmn...~
@73   = ~Ey?  What's this?  Gith craftsmanship?  Haven't seen this in o'er a century...~
@74   = ~Welll... it seems ye've the blade of a Silver Sword, here.  Not much good without the hilt, though.  Best be wary... the Gith won't be pleased if they catch ye with this.  ~
@75   = ~Well... ye've the hilt of a Silver Sword, but without the blade to match, I cannae help ye.  Best be wary, too... the Gith won't be pleased if they catch ye with this.~
@76   = ~Aye.  Ye've the hilt and blade of a vorpal Silver Sword.  If ye're willing to risk the wrath of the Gith, I'm willing to put it back together for ye. ~
@77   = ~What would be involved with that?~
@78   = ~I don't think so.  Do I have anything else of use?~
@79   = ~I'll keep looking.  Hmmm.... I see...~
@80   = ~Ay, now... this could be something, here.  Some kind of metal, eh?  Let me see...~
@81   = ~It be illithium, aye?   A rare metal, indeed.  If ye ever get ahold of a Mace of Disruption, a coating of illithium would improve it vastly.  ~
@82   = ~Ye've illithium there, aye?  And a Mace of Disruption, as well.  I could apply a coating to yer mace and improve it greatly, giving ye more protection from the undead. ~
@83   = ~No, I don't think so.  Anything else of use?~
@84   = ~Nay... nay, I see nothing else here that could be of use in the forge.  Perhaps another time, then, me friend.~
@85   = ~Two things, me friend. It will cost ye 5,000 gp for the work, no less, and without an apprentice, ye'll have to stay here a full day and help me run the forge.~
@86   = ~That sounds fine.  Let's do it.~
@87   = ~No, I don't think so.  Do I have anything else useful?~
@88   = ~No, I don't think so.  I think I'll be going, now.~
@89   = ~Two things, me friend. It will cost ye 7,500 gp for the work, no less, and without an apprentice, ye'll have to stay here a full day and help me run the forge.~
@90   = ~Two things, me friend. It will cost ye 10,000 gp for the work, no less, and without an apprentice, ye'll have to stay here a full day and help me run the forge.~
@91   = ~As ye wish.  Fer such a commission, we can start on it right away.  No sense in wasting time, then... it be best if we just get to it.~
@92   = ~Well, there ye go, me friend.  Use it well.  And if ye comes across anything else of interest, ye knows where to bring it, aye?~
@93   = ~A good <DAYNIGHTALL> to ye, me friend.  Good to see ye back in me forge, it is.  Be there something that ye need?~
@94   = ~What sorts of things do you forge here?~
@95   = ~No, I don't think so.~
