| Govyth Areloth | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Home Settlement | Narsis | ||
| Location | Hlaalu Kinhouse | ||
| Race | Dark Elf | Gender | Male |
| Health | 39,959 | ||
| Reaction | Justice Neutral | ||
| Pickpocket | Hard | Profession | Noble |
| Other Information | |||
| Faction(s) | House Hlaalu | ||
Govyth Areloth is a Dark Elf noble of House Hlaalu found inside their kinhouse which is located in the town of Narsis.
Related QuestsEdit
For Their Own Protection: Investigate the disappearances in Narsis.- Unwanted Guests: Help House Hlaalu prepare to seal the town.
- Fighting Back: Find the location of a secret meeting place.
- Hiding in Plain Sight: Help rescue the missing Narsis villagers.
Quest-Related EventsEdit
Before starting any of the Narsis quests:
- "This situation has made for an abundance of paperwork. Now, if you'll excuse me."
For Their Own ProtectionEdit
He is more supportive of Giron:
- "I think Giron's plan has merit."
- "If Councilor Ralden continues to do nothing, Giron must take action."
- "We can't allow the plague to gain a foothold in Narsis."
Unwanted GuestsEdit
He will approve of the Councilor's new stance against the plague:
- "Councilor Ralden has finally decide to take action. I must say, it's about time."
- "Once the city is sealed, the plague will have no way to reach us."
- "I'm happy to see that the Councilor has finally agreed to Giron's plan. I just hope it's not too little, too late."
Fighting BackEdit
He doesn't believe Giron would collaborate with the Maulborn:
- "Why would Giron betray Narsis or his friend, Ralden? It makes no sense to me."
- "What did Varon tell you? It's a lie! It must be! Giron would never betray us like the advisor claims."
Hiding in Plain SightEdit
He has now accept the truth that Giron is a Maulborn operative:
- "Giron? Working for the Maulborn? The very thought of it chills me to my bones."
- "To think I supported Giron! The man is less than kwama droppings!"
After Hiding in Plain Sight:
- "What happened to the House Councilor is unforgivable. I hope you made those responsible pay for what they've done."