Refugee Farmer

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Refugee Farmers are farmers who have fled to Divinity's Reach.

Locations[edit]

Kryta

Dialogue[edit]

In the Eastern Commons
This place is a wonder, isn't it? I didn't visit much before we lost the farm, but I'm beginning to find my way around now.
Talk more option tango.png Why did you lose the farm?
The centaurs destroyed my family's farm out in Queensdale a while back. I still can't find steady work in the city, but at least we all made it here. You gotta hold on to what's important to you, y'know?
Talk end option tango.png True. Good luck with the job hunt.
Talk end option tango.png I have to get going myself.
In the Eastern Commons and Plaza of Kormir
I wasn't made to have stone beneath my feet. I till the land. I plant and grow and harvest. The centaurs have taken not just my land, but my whole being. I may as well be dead.
Talk end option tango.png I understand.
In the Upper City
I've been trying for weeks to get the ministry to do something about bandits. They keep promising to send guards, but they never do. I'm going to see the queen. She's our last hope.
Talk end option tango.png Good luck.
It's bad enough my home was attacked by bandits, but then I heard they had connections in the palace. If that's true...I just don't know what to think.
Talk end option tango.png Yeah, that's rough.
In the Western Commons
I used to live in Shaemoor, but after the recent centaur attacks-they came all the way into the village-I just didn't feel safe anymore, so I moved here. It's safer, but it doesn't feel like home.
Talk end option tango.png There's always a price to be paid.
Conversation with a Shining Blade Guard
Refugee Farmer: When can we see the queen?
Shining Blade Guard: Her Majesty is tending to other duties. Please wait here.
Refugee Farmer: How long must we wait while our homes are robbed blind?
Shining Blade Guard: The queen is concerned for all her subjects. She'll hear your grievances when she's ready.
Conversation between two Refugee Farmers
Refugee Farmer: Our boys will be old men by the time the queen shows herself.
Refugee Farmer (2): My feet hurt.
Refugee Farmer: What is she doing while the rest of us are victimized?
Conversation with an unnamed Citizen
Refugee Farmer: You know where a girl can get some work?
Citizen: What can you do?
Refugee Farmer: Well, I was a farmer... until centaurs trampled my fields and burned my house down.
Citizen: No farming jobs in the city. Check the quarters- you might get lucky.