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| − | '''Player:''' What | + | '''Player:''' "What troubles you?" |
| − | '''Haedrig:''' It's my wife, she is very ill. | + | '''Haedrig:''' "It's my wife, she is very ill." |
| − | '''Player:''' I pray for her health. | + | '''Player:''' "I pray for her health." |
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Revision as of 01:26, 25 October 2013
This page provides information on The Weary Blacksmith (Act I)[e]
Conversation
Player: "What troubles you?"
Haedrig: "It's my wife, she is very ill."
Player: "I pray for her health."
The player portion of the conversation can differ depending on the class and gender.
When
There is a small window of opportunity to get this conversation. It becomes available after completing The Legacy of Cain quest when you are not on any quest. Speak with Leah and then the cart blocking the path in Tristram will disappear which means you can reach Haedrig. Go to him and he'll immediately start The Weary Blacksmith conversation.
Once you accept the next quest, A Shattered Crown, the conversation will disappear so do not accept it from Deckard until speaking with Haedrig.
Associated Achievements
The Weary Blacksmith (Act I) is in some way involved in the following achievement(s).
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