Gorf is an NPC in Mortal Shell 2.
Appears in: Gorf's Request
Location
- NPC (Blackridge Hamlet). See the map.
Dialogue
Every line Gorf speaks, grouped by conversation type, 120 lines across 32 scenes.
Greeting (38 lines)
Visit 1
“Don’t worry, stranger.”
“I’m (cough) fine.”
“Just got a frog in my throat.”
“No need to fuss. (clears throat) Hop along!”
“Hop along!”
Visit 2
“Excuse me.”
“But do you perhaps…”
“Have more draught to spare?”
“I'm still a bit unwell.”
Visit 3
“You know…”
“Before you aided me.”
“I had much time to ruminate.”
“I thought what have I accomplished?”
“Will I ever be…? (trails off)”
Visit 4
“Oh, it’s you again.”
“Sorry, it’s just…”
“Well, my throat’s rather dry.”
“And I have yet to find a suitable mate.”
Visit 5
“(sigh) Of course, it’s you.”
“Don’t worry. I’m fine, but…”
“I’m giving up on singing.”
“It only brings pain.”
Visit 6
“(grunts) I… I guess this is it.”
“Don’t waste your tonic on me.”
“(sigh) I brought this upon myself.”
Visit 8
“Dear friend!”
“As you can see, I’m alive.”
“All thanks to you and dear Hilga.”
“(ribbit) I feel right as rain! Well, mostly.”
Visit 9
“I have big news!”
“You might be wondering…”
“Where is dear Hilga?”
“Well, she has worked wonders again.”
Visit 10
“Welcome back, friend.”
“As you can see, we’ve been busy.”
“Is there any chance I could… ?”
Visit 11
“Welcome back, friend.”
“May I…?”
Interact (40 lines)
Visit 1
“What are you doing?”
“(gulp) Ahhh…”
“Perhaps I was a bit parched.”
“Thank you. (burp) I’m Gorf.”
Visit 2
“(gulp) Ahhh… worth a try.”
“I’m afraid what ails me is…”
“… a malady of the mind?”
“Who knows? Anyway (burp), your reward.”
Visit 3
“(gulp) This… elixir.”
“(burp) It’s got me thinking.”
“I don’t want to die a tadpole-less old toad.”
“I desire a mate.”
Visit 4
“(gulp) Mmm… wait!”
“I’ve got an idea. (burp)”
“Here I’m but a big frog in a small pond.”
“Perhaps I must find a larger pond…”
“To find a proper mate!”
Visit 5
“(gulp) Ah, thank you.”
“You always cheer me up.”
“Well, maybe I’ll give it another go?”
“(starts frog-calling again)”
Visit 6
“(gulp, chuckle) ‘Tis a kind mercy.”
“For an old, horn-headed toad.”
“But I’m afraid it’s not enough.”
“I need… a miracle.”
“I need… (ragged breath)”
Visit 7
“(gulp) … (burp)”
Visit 8
“Please, it’s not necessary.”
“Instead, allow me to honor you…”
“In song! (frog-call begins)”
Visit 9
“Thank you, dearly.”
“Not just for the drink.”
“But for “introducing” us.”
“Now I have much to do.”
“But I’ll always have time for a song just for you.”
Visit 10
“Ah! Even better than I remembered.”
“Please, allow me… (sings proudly)”
“Thank you! I can really use the extra hop in my step.”
Visit 11
“Ahh… thanks again!”
“(chirps enthusiastically)”
Greeting Repeat (3 lines)
“Oh, hello again.”
“(cough) Don’t trouble yourself.”
“I’ll feel better any (cough, cough) day now.”
Frog (5 lines)
“No, no no… she won’t due.”
“I just can’t relate to these other frogs.”
“They know nothing of sadness.”
“They’re pure, untainted by reason.”
“We’re almost a different species.”
Corpse (8 lines)
Visit 5
“I knew it wasn’t you, right away.”
“He ran in, raving about some “Great Frogga.””
“Even in life, he smelled… (sniffs) rotten.”
“A madman no doubt.”
Visit 6
“I tried to reason with them, but…”
“They were like rabid wolves.”
“They argued over who would… ”
“(shudder) … “wear” me.”
Interact Repeat (3 lines)
“(gulp) Mm… please.”
“I need… more…”
“Need… healer…”
Hilga Item (7 lines)
“By the way, she’ll be staying here.”
“To tend to my wounds.”
“Yes, so many lotions and potions.”
“No wonder her hands are so soft.”
“Don’t worry, Hilga will set it up when she returns.”
“Apparently, she has some sort of surprise for me.”
“She said she had a big surprise for me.”
Baby Frog (6 lines)
“Like I said, we've been busy.”
“That’s Daot!”
“Good luck catching him.”
“I love her, warts and all.”
“He’s a bit shy.”
“Listen to that ribbit! Takes after his father.”
Generic Return (10 lines)
Visit 1
“Oh, you’ve returned?”
“Perhaps with a little something to share?”
Visit 2
“I’m sorry to impose, but…”
“May I partake in your libation again?”
Visit 3
“It’s presumptuous of me, but…”
“Could you spare some of your draught?”
“It’d lift my spirits.”
Visit 4
“Could I trouble you for another sip?”
“That tonic you carry is…”
“… miraculous.”