Összes idézet

There is nothing as promising as the opening of a book. There is nothing as final as its shutting. – Keeper Scribe Lessons, Part 4

History is written by the observer. Propaganda is written by the victor. – Keeper Book of Truths

Pagan: (after killing the player) Sneaksie thievesy…deadsie.

Mechanist (hearing noises): What dragonfly flits about?

Hammerite: (reciting) And The Builder said, 'If the foundation is weak, do you wail and gnash your teeth? Do you ask it to repour itself? Nay, you tear it down and begin anew. So shall it be with with all My Children, whether they be Stone or Flesh.'

Garrett: The house was constructed recently, so I've had to piece together my own map from observation and hearsay. Sounds like the place is a bit of a maze. I guess if you're rich enough you can build any sort of madhouse to live in.

Garrett: (in Lord Bafford's library) I wonder if he reads them, or if it's just for show.