Inigo

Inigo
Geographical Properties
Nearest City	Dawnport
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Personal Properties
Gender	Male
Race	Human
Job	Adventurer Tanner
Other Properties
Version	10.55 September 15, 2014
Status	Active

You see Inigo

• Hey there, young adventurer! Talk to me if you need directions.
• I know the ways and lays of Dawnport. Talk to me if you want to know more!
• Hello, there! New here? I can help!
• Feeling lost? Why not go out on a hunt or quest!
• Come to me if you need directions!
• Buying all sorts of creature products!
• Troll hair, wolf fur, lumps of dirt - bring them to me!

Location

Dawnport, Adventurer's Outpost.

Notes

Inigo Verasquiriz used to be a hunter, but now simply tans hides. He buys many different Creature Products.
Inigo can send characters up to level 9 to Rookgaard, but only ones which are not the first character on a new account. Dawnport-exclusive items cannot be taken from Dawnport to Rookgaard; they will be deleted and you will start over with Rookgaard items.

Trade Details

Buys

	Item	Price
	Acorn	10
	Antlers	50
	Badger Fur	15
	Bat Wing	50
	Bear Paw	100
	Broken Crossbow	30
	Broken Helmet	20
	Broken Shamanic Staff	35
	Bunch of Troll Hair	30
	Carrion Worm Fang	35
	Cyclops Toe	55
	Damselfly Eye	25
	Damselfly Wing	20
	Goblin Ear	20
	Honeycomb	40
	Lump of Dirt	10
	Marsh Stalker Beak	65
	Marsh Stalker Feather	50
	Minotaur Horn	75
	Minotaur Leather	80
	Orc Leather	30
	Orc Tooth	150
	Pelvis Bone	30
	Piece of Archer Armor	20
	Piece of Swampling Wood	30
	Poison Spider Shell	10
	Purple Robe	110
	Rotten Piece of Cloth	30
	Scorpion Tail	25
	Shamanic Hood	45
	Skull Belt	80
	Small Pitchfork	70
	Spider Fangs	10
	Swampling Moss	20
	Wolf Paw	70

Sells

This NPC does not sell anything.

Transcripts

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	Player: hi Inigo: You came through that strange portal! Finally a new adventurer who can help us. But first, I can help YOU. Player: name Inigo: Ah, back in the old days, I was called Inigo Verasquiriz, but I doubt my family would acknowledge me. Those that are still alive, that is. Player: Inigo Inigo: I was the first son and was given the traditional name. They expected much of me, but I disappointed them by becoming an adventurer. But I have never regretted this decision. Player: job Inigo: I used to be a hunter and trapper, but these bones have grown weary. I now tan furs and hides and trade in creature products. And I can help you find your way if you need directions. Player: hunt Inigo: You can leave through one of the four gates here, where you will be equipped with a specific vocation's hunting gear, and go hunting monsters on the lower plains of Dawnport. ... Inigo: But beware, you're not very strong at the beginning! Dying will cost you some of your items and skills, in Tibia. Here at Dawnport it's less harsh, but you better get used to being careful in Tibia! Player: portal Inigo: It seems to emanate a magical call or pulse that draws all sorts of creatures to it - no offense meant. When we first found it, we were flabbergasted - we thought maybe a mad sorcerer had built it, or a cult, to summon something evil. ... Inigo: But we didn't find any conclusive hints. Menesto and a few others volunteered to guard the portal from the monsters of this isle. You say you came through it from your world! Astounding. ... Inigo: You couldn't have chosen a better time. We really need help against the monsters that swarm this island, and the whole world of Tibia. If you're unsure on how to help exactly, I can give you directions. Player: adventurer Inigo: We are all part of the Adventurers' Guild - a loose assembly of hardened explorers and adventurers that have set out to find adventure, and to pass on the secrets of the adventuring trade to new ones such as you! ... Inigo: This here is just a small outpost, which was set up to explore the island and see if there is a major threat or treasure to be found. At least, that's what I was told. If you are looking for a quest, you should talk to Morris upstairs. Player: help Inigo: I can give you directions how to play, some basic survival and combat tips, or explain PvP, ... Inigo: I can also tell you how to talk with other players or NPCs, or can inform you about questing or spells. ... Inigo: I also have a list of small hints if you prefer that, and can tell you something of the people here. Just tell me what you want to know. ... Inigo: Oh, but first that help I mentioned - you should really, really make sure to always have a ROPE with you. It will save your life more than once, I promise you that! Player: rope Inigo: You should never leave without a rope. NEVER. A rope can save your life. I once fell down into a poison spider lair - without a rope, I wouldn't be standing here today! ... Inigo: You can buy a rope over at Richard's shop. If you don't have the money, kill and loot a few monsters - maybe one of them even has a rope with it, that sort of thing happens. Player: shovel Inigo: Second best thing to a rope - a shovel will reveal secret entrances buried under loose stone piles, or under sand, or earth... you will see! ... Inigo: Shovels can be bought at Richard's, like the other equipment, or food. If you don't have the money yet, go out and kill some monsters outside - and maybe you'll even find a shovel, who knows! Player: poison Inigo: Poison is very dangerous! Don't ever drink green liquids, they are poisonous and will make you lose health! Player: spider Inigo: If you face spiders, beware of the poisonous ones. If you are poisoned, you will constantly lose health. Come to Oressa the healer, and she'll heal you from poison. Player: shop Inigo: These lads here are retired adventurers and don't like to be called shopkeepers, but yes - you can buy and sell goods from them. ... Inigo: To do so, simply talk to them and ask them for a trade. They will gladly show you their offers and also the things they buy from you Player: food Inigo: Food is very important for your health and mana. If you are hurt in a fight with a monster, select 'Use' on food such as cheese, ham or meat to eat it. This will slowly refill your health and mana. Here at the outpost, you can buy food from Richard. Player: mana Inigo: Mana is your magic resource. You need it if you want to cast spells or make runes. If your mana is used up, drink a mana potion to refill it or eat some food to regenerate it. Player: death Inigo: Don't be deceived by its sweet looks - Tibia is a rough world. If you die, you will lose skill and experience and perhaps even some items, and other players can rob your corpse. ... Inigo: On the Mainland, you can buy blessings from temple NPCs to prevent item loss, but you will always lose some skills and experience, so be careful. ... Inigo: Always have a rope with you, for a start. A rope is essential. Player: die Inigo: Tibia is a harsh world. If you die, you lose some of your items - and your skills! And any passerby can rob your corpse before you come back. So be careful. ... Inigo: Many an adventurer died simply because he did not have a rope with him when he went down a hole full of monsters. Always make sure you have a rope with you to get out of caves quickly! Player: travel or ship Inigo: Ships are a comfortable way of travelling to distant cities. At any harbour, you can board the ship and ask its captain where he sails to. ... Inigo: Travelling by ship will cost you some gold, though, so be sure to have money with you. Player: creature or product Inigo: Oh, you have some creature products you want to sell? Let me see... just ask me for a trade. Player: armor or shield Inigo: To defend yourself against enemies, you will need armor and shields. You can purchase both at Coltrayne's shop. Player: gold or money Inigo: Gold is important, as you will need to resupply. You can earn a fair amount of gold by fighting monsters and picking up the things they carry. On Dawnport, I am buying some of that loot, simply ask me for a trade to see for yourself. Player: sell or gods Inigo: Haven't seen one so far, but I was told they created Tibia and all life on it. Well. Perhaps some priest on the Mainland can tell you more about them. Player:: buy Inigo: Of course! My specialty are creature products. Just ask me for a trade. Player: offer Inigo: Naturally! Ask me for a trade to see my stock. Player: time Inigo: Now it is 7:17 am - a good time for a trade! Player: bye Inigo: Good hunting!

Inigo

	Player: hints Inigo: If you don't know the meaning of an icon on the minimap, move the mouse cursor on it and wait a moment. Player: hints Inigo: If you seek more information, look at or click on objects near you, like wall signs, blackboards or books in book cases - many of them have useful information on Tibia or maybe even a quest you are doing. ... Inigo: By the way, to receive more of my hints, just say hint again. Player: hints Inigo: If you want to attack a monster, simply click on it in your battle list. A red frame around a monster shows you are attacking it. Player: hints Inigo: If you already know where you want to go, click on the automap and your character will walk there automatically if the location is reachable and not too far away. Player: hints Inigo: Always have a rope with you! If you fall into a hole and are surrounded by monsters, quickly use the rope with the ropespot to get back up and out. Player: hints Inigo: 'Capacity' restricts the amount of things you can carry with you. It raises with each level. Player: hints Inigo: Always have a look on your health bar. If you see that you do not regenerate health points anymore, eat something. Player: hints Inigo: Always eat as much food as possible. This way, you'll regenerate health points for a longer period of time. Player: hints Inigo: After you have killed a monster, you have 10 seconds in which the corpse is not moveable and no one else but you can loot it. Player: hints Inigo: Be careful when you approach three or more monsters because you only can block the attacks of two! In such a situation, even a few salamanders can do severe damage or even kill you. Player: hints Inigo: There are many ways to gather food. Many creatures drop food but you can also pick blueberries or bake your own bread. If you have a fishing rod and worms in your inventory, you can also try to catch a fish. Player: hints Inigo: Baking bread is rather complex. First of all you need a scythe to harvest wheat. Then you use the wheat with a millstone to get flour. ... Inigo: This can be be used on water to get dough, which can be used on an oven to bake bread. Use milk instead of water to get cake dough. Player: hints Inigo: Dying hurts! Better run away than risk your life. You are going to lose experience and skill points when you die. And anyone can loot your corpse if you are not blessed. Player: hints Inigo: When you switch to 'Offensive Fighting', you deal out more damage but you also get hurt more easily. Player: hints Inigo: When you are on low health and need to run away from a monster, switch to 'Defensive Fighting' and the monster will hit you less severely. Player: hints Inigo: Many creatures try to run away from you. Select 'Chase Opponent' to follow them. Player: hints Inigo: The deeper you enter a dungeon, the more dangerous it will be. Approach every dungeon with utmost care or an unexpected creature might kill you. This will result in losing experience and skill points. Player: hints Inigo: Due to the perspective, some objects in Tibia are not located at the spot they seem to appear (ladders, windows, lamps). Try clicking on the floor tile the object would lie on. Player: hints Inigo: Almost as important as a rope is a shovel. Many things can be dug out of the sand, and a pile of loose stones might hide a secret entrance. ... Inigo: But if you go down an unknown hole, make sure you have a rope with you to get you out quickly if necessary! Player: hints Inigo: Stairs, ladders and dungeon entrances are marked as yellow dots on the automap. Player: hints Inigo: You can get food by killing animals or monsters. You can also pick blueberries or bake your own bread. If you are too lazy or own too much money, you can also buy food. Player: hints Inigo: Quest containers can be recognised easily. They don't open up regularly but display a message 'You have found ....'. They can only be opened once. Player: hints Inigo: Better run away than risk to die. You'll lose experience and skill points each time you die. Player: hints Inigo: You can form a party by right-clicking on a player and selecting 'Invite to Party'. The party leader can also enable 'Shared Experience' by right-clicking on him- or herself. Player: hints Inigo: You can assign spells, the use of items, or random text to 'hotkeys'. You find them under 'Options'. Player: hints Inigo: You can also follow other players. Just right-click on the player and select 'Follow'. Player: hints Inigo: You can found a party with your friends by right-clicking on a player and selecting 'Invite to Party'. If you are invited to a party, right-click on yourself and select 'Join Party'. Player: hints Inigo: Only found parties with people you trust! You can attack people in your party without getting a skull. This is helpful for training your skills, but can be abused to kill people without having to fear negative consequences. Player: hints Inigo: The leader of a party has the option to distribute gathered experience among all players in the party. If you are the leader, right-click on yourself and select 'Enable Shared Experience'. Player: hints Inigo: If you see someone with a skull symbol next to their name, it means he or she has attacked or even killed another player. Be careful around such people, as their next target might be you. Player: hints Inigo: A brown frame around a player means he or she is in a PvP situation. Player: hints Inigo: To open or close skills, battle or VIP list, click on the corresponding button. The buttons are displayed to the left or right of your game window. Player: hints Inigo: If you want to trade an item with another player, right-click on the item and select 'Trade with ...', then click on the player with whom you want to trade. Player: hints Inigo: Send private messages to other players by right-clicking on the player or the player's name and select 'Message to ....'. You can also open a 'private message channel' and type in the name of the player. Player: hints Inigo: There is nothing more I can tell you. If you are still in need of some hints, I can repeat them for you.

Inigo