infinity on 5/7/2007 at 19:52
Now that I have a new video card, I cannot play TDP or Gold anymore, so I've been playing more Deadly Shadows. I realize that the text (at least the help text) is located in Content/T3/Books/English/HelpText.sch but I was wondering where the rest of the flavor text is located. Or perhaps someone has made a compilation of the flavor text. If not I am certainly interested in doing so.
Thanks much.
jtr7 on 5/7/2007 at 21:15
All *.sch files in the Content/T3/Books/ folder are the texts.
What do you mean by "Flavor" text?:)
DJ Riff on 6/7/2007 at 06:44
See Content/T3/Books/English/String_Tags/Quotes.sch
jtr7 on 6/7/2007 at 07:21
:o I had to look up the term. I've never heard it used and I've never been a collector or knew a collector that used the term. So hey! I learn sumthin nu!:thumb:
If the Quotes are the only texts that qualify as the answer to infinity's question. Then they've already been compiled (English versions).:angel:
jtr7 on 6/7/2007 at 22:41
Oh what the heck:
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On the Last Day, there will be no words...and we will know the face of our betrayer... - Excerpt from the Keeper Book of Days
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There is nothing as promising as the opening of a book. There is nothing as final as its shutting. - Keeper Scribe Lessons, Part 4
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Imagine the City as a youth precariously balanced on the precipice of a deep ravine. We are the Keepers of that balance. - from The Eight Principles
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Choose your immortality wisely, whether it be the treasure you amass, or the family who succeed you. - Advice to a Patriarch, Baron Bresling
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Even to the casual observer, the seven great families have become neither great, nor, by most standards...family. - from Historical Bloodlines
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Only the virtuous can withstand The Builder’s Trial by Fire...the sinful are consumed. - from a Hammerite Sermon
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Saids drinks of me, you wills not thirsts, Dids honeys sweet froms out Him burst. - Pagan Drinking song, origin unknown
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From each of us, the Glyphs will desire a different aspect. This is the balance we have struck. - Excerpt from The Interpreter’s Codex, Vol 8
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A rod of iron, in the flame, is transfigured and is no more. Thou canst never return unchanged from the forge. -Rite of ordination to MasterForger
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If thou hast eyes to see the glory of the Builder, but do not, then pluck them out. -Opening prayer, Ironwright Temple
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Be ever diligent, For thine enemies are a multitude, And sin never sleeps... - Excerpt from a Hammerite Hymn
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The Hammer is the most blessed of all the Builder’s works: ‘Tis both a tool for building, and a weapon against thy foes. - The Hammer Book of Lessons
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You shalt know thy enemies well, for they wield not the hammer, and forest dwellers be they. - From The Book of the Master Builder
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Manfools fleshes breaks and bleeds, And them Leafy Lord risers again... - unattributable, etching in tree bark
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Bes him many-named, Him that’s called the Woodsie One...The Leafy Lord...the Harvester... - fragmentary text on parchment
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We bes eatsy of the goodfruit, Bes we drinker of the bloodroot, Bes we singer at them moons. - Overheard ritual chanting
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To us Him bes the Trickster, sometimes the gillsweet, sometimes the bear, but to them that carries a hammer He bes them worming death... - unknown
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Drinks them meads and bes merried, Before them Harvester comers for you. - Pagan song, author unknown
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The struggles of the city mirror the ebb and flow of the great waters. No tide must ever be allowed to advance unchecked... - from The Eight Principles
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Beware, for even the simple act of desiring to become...can corrupt that which will be. - Excerpt from The Interpreter’s Codex, Vol 8
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To act out of anger risks needless destruction, but to act out of affection risks needless charity. - Guide of Balance
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History is written by the observer. Propaganda is written by the victor. - Keeper Book of Truths
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Sing a song of daffodils, Gray Lady choose the one to kill, And you are out! - Children’s game, origin unknown
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Him reachers downing to them abysses and pulls Him out them worming ones. - Origin unknown
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In summer times do Beesie flew, maple pines and grackles coo, The grassies sweet with nectars dew, til Harvest time when Him eat you. - Pagan chant
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I bes them honeysweet, I bes them breadmeat, Feeders you of me, til them times that I feeders of you. - Cave etching
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Two clicks for the Fall of the Kurshok, banished to abyss. No more favored by the Trickster Lord. No more see the sun or sky. - Kurshok Text
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One click for the brainsick ones...thinking the aboveworld is real place. - Kurshok Text
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All of the days in the full span of thy life, are but an hour of the Builder’s time. - Collected Sermons of MasterForger Keystone
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Make thou a fortress of thy heart, for thy most valuable treasures art those words given to thee by the Builder. - Words of the Sixth Forger
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Once sin hath entered thy heart, thy life’s work is at an end. - Precepts of the Smith-in-Exile
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Each moment of thy life hath a choice - accept the trial the Builder hath set for thee, or lay down thy burden and die. - Words of the Sixth Forger
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There are glyphs that can cause suffering and those that can end it...and precious few who know the difference. - Excerpt from the Forbidden Transcripts
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Ambition will usurp balance...The treacheries of the ignorant...The follies of the blind... - from Caduca’s notes on the Prophecies
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Fellow Keepers, we undo ourselves, our very fabric unravels - and as we fare, so fares the City... - Note left for the Keeper Council, author unknown
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Fed too much, the flame of knowledge will spread unchecked, to consume and destroy. - Fourth Warning of the Scribarium
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We are none of us immune to the temptations of the Glyphs. To think so would be the worst of follies. - From the Forbidden Transcripts
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Then let this be our warning...that any man can be made monster...that any woman can become loathsome... - From the resignation speech of Keeper Sondheim (Historical Archives)
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Beware the Trickster’s Flame or the Fairy Spark; for they are ill wrought. Only the Builder’s Fire burns with righteousness. - The Book of Lessons
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If it is to close your eyes that you seek, to become deaf to the truth, to dismiss the obvious - then you have succeeded most thoroughly. -unknown
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Who are we? Who have we become? I no longer have the courage to answer. - Entry from the journal of Keeper Elan, two days before his disappearance.
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When the End of Words arrives, the fire will be driven from our hearts, and the efforts of the ages will be laid waste by the Betrayer. - surviving text fragment, Keeper Archives
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The earliest writings on the glyphs are indeed cautionary...yet remarkably, regrettably inadequate... - Final Journal Entry, Keeper Thackery
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What damage has been done, and worse, what more is to come? - Session of the Keeper Council
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Holding a key, you may infer the existence of a lock. But do not make the mistake of assuming that yours is the only key. - Handbook for Scribes
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Fiddle-dee dum and fiddle-dee dee, The old gray lady is after me... - children's rhyme, unknown origin
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The City increased quickly. The lack of planning evidences itself in the closeness of the structures...the strange twist of a street... - Keeper Archives
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Makers a sipping poison of fangrot and meadowscull for them cityhead fools to drinkers and weeps. - partial text recovered from abandoned Pagan camp
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A scribe must learn to control the Glyphs...lest they seek to control the scribe. - from The Keeper Handbook for Scribes
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A cell is only necessary if the prisoner in question can still walk. - Warden Stout, Pavelock Prison
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There will be no escapes. None. If a prisoner somehow does get away - make sure they don’t survive the return trip. - Warden Stout, Pavelock Prison
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Where doest thou wander, oh lady of the cinders? Upstairs and downstairs, and in thy nightly chambers... - Children’s Rhyme
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Beware the Age of Darkness / Light shall become shadow / Time shall become the enemy / Life shall become pain... - Excerpt from the Keeper Books of Prophecy
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...only we know the secrets of the Glyphs...only we know the truth... - Keeper Archives
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Beware the minions of the Trickster, for they revel in chaos. Seek they to undo thy works and subvert thy thoughts. - from the Sermon of St. Edgar
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Familiarizing yourself with his history and capabilities will prove essential should the time come when we no longer deem him...necessary. - Keeper Draco
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The choice is not only between one action or another. To refrain from action is always the third potential. - First Keeper Orland, Assembly Speech
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Imagine all that we have worked for...all we have created and all that we know...wiped out in the blink of an eye... - from A Discourse on the Dark Ages
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That references to the thief occur so frequently in the prophecies should be enough to warn you - to warn us all. - Council Meeting 128:LVIX, Section 40
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The incidents in the Scribarium are increasing...yet nothing is done. The Scribes are our future. Or do we all intend to live forever? - Keeper Staub
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Of the clocktower, I will say only this: That the prophecies are speaking to us...yet there is no one who will listen. - Keeper Artemus, journal entry
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The One will venture where none have tread...and the First shall follow the Last. - Excerpt from the Keeper Books of Prophecy
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Two giants, roused from slumber, two blades clashing. Each blames the other...for what the Thief has done. - From Caduca’s Notes on the Prophecies
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maker an offerings of manfoolsy fleshes - drinker a sippings of manfooled bloods - Pagan harvest song, author unknown
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Set thy bricks with the bones of heathens, and mix thy mortar with their blood. - Hammerite Book of Structure
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The Age of Darkness will be the child of two fathers...and their names are Ignorance and Fear. - from the journal of Keeper Artemus
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As Keepers, it is our duty to remain apart - secret - invisible. To become part of the City would exert influences. - From The Eight Principles (Amended)
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Then we sent Reggie on board...and he didn’t come back neither. - Witness account, City Watch records
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...ain’t nobody coulda steered that ship to port...there ain’t was nobody alive to steer. - overheard at a tavern
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May each Enforcer be remembered and scribed in the Book of the Names, that we may never speak their names again. - Excerpt from an Induction Speech
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Lay stone upon stone, pile foe upon foe, ‘til thy Builder’s work is done. - From the Builder’s Prayer
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Where are you, where are you, little Miss Ann? I’m in the pot boiling with Seamus and Sam. - Children’s Rhyme
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A most promising acolyte, yes...but that was long ago. Now he is other...a thief...and probably worse... - Letter to Keeper Orland, author unknown
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Seek thou not blood from the stone, but only from thine enemies. And if they bleedeth sap, then seek it doubly so. - The Book of the Stone
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After the plagues, the City needed the room afforded by moving the dead underground. This is how the first catacombs came to be. - Historica, Vol. 29
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The undead are most abhorrent to us. Their flesh is putrid, and the mark of the Trickster is upon them. - from the Mass of Saint Aaron
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Be without sin in life, for after death, the sinful doth walk without rest, ne’r welcomed into the House of the Builder. - The Builder’s Way
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The First Keeper is merely a surrogate for the One True Keeper, whose eventual arrival we await with dread. - From the Collected Essays of D’Aberon
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If the Artifacts were created for some purpose, then the pertinent texts must be found before they too are...irrevocably misplaced. - Author Unknown
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...the skin hast been cleanly removed, as if by surgery or magics...’twas much suffering, methinks... - From the notebook of Hammerite Inspector Drept
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...the thief in our midst...invited - but unwelcome...present always in the prophecies...even when not in flesh... - Notes in book margin, author unknown
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No, it wasn’t a woman...ain’t no woman could do that. Rippin’ at him. His skin is gone...all gone... - Statement given to City Watch Official
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If there is a betrayer within...then he will not appear as a villain...but as a trusted friend...even a leader among us. - former First Keeper Xavier
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We played at a hiding game, when all at once the hag was upon us. T'was naught I could do - frozen with fear. - Recollection of the Hammerite Inspector
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The Artifacts are sometimes called Sentients, as they posses (sic) a will of their own, and the ability to act upon their desires. - Keeper Annals
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Fiddle-dee dum and fiddle-dee dee, The old gray lady is after me... - children's rhyme, unknown origin
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The City increased quickly. The lack of planning evidences itself in the closeness of the structures...the strange twist of a street... - Keeper Archives
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Makers a sipping poison of fangrot and meadowscull for them cityhead fools to drinkers and weeps. - partial text recovered from abandoned Pagan camp
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A scribe must learn to control the Glyphs...lest they seek to control the scribe. - from The Keeper Handbook for Scribes
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Cry, Brethren, for the Betrayer is Come. Your Hands will be Crippled, and you will Perish as the Wretched Outcast in the Bleak Unwritten. And you will know the face of the Destroyer. - Recovered text from The Prophecitus, missing for 132 years
jtr7 on 7/7/2007 at 08:24
Yeah, it doesn't seem like so many as you play the game, especially if your load time's pretty short.
infinity on 8/7/2007 at 17:52
jtr7 can I buy you a beer?
Thanks for the help guys, this was exactly what I was looking for.
jtr7 on 8/7/2007 at 21:25
You're welcome! Glad DJ Riff and I could help.
jtr7 on 9/7/2007 at 03:39
Going through the Conversations subfolders, I see that some of the conversations contain the term "color." Similar meaning as the aforementioned "flavor" since it serves primarily to create mood.
pwyll on 6/2/2009 at 23:04
Thanks jtr7 for the post.