Yaman

NPC
	NPC Yaman
Location:	Mal'ouquah (Green Djinn Fortress), Mapper?y=1180&x=1234&z=2&zoom=3[[Image:Map_(Colour).gif|Map_(Colour).gif
Occupation:	Shopkeeper.
Sound(s):	-
Notes:	Yaman buys and sells magical items and some other special items. He and Alesar are dealing in different equipment for the Efreet and Green Djinn army. He can preform magical extractions. He is particularly indifferent towards humans, but will not trade with them until he has permission from Malor.

Sells:

Items	Price
Might Ring	5,000 gp
Energy Ring	2,000 gp
Time Ring	2,000 gp
Dwarven Ring	2,000 gp
Ring of Healing	2,000 gp
Dragon Necklace	1,000 gp
Life Ring	900 gp
Protection Amulet	700 gp
Strange Talisman	100 gp
Silver Amulet	100 gp

Buys:

Items	Price
Might Ring	250 gp
Energy Ring	100 gp
Time Ring	100 gp
Dwarven Ring	100 gp
Ring of Healing	100 gp
Protection Amulet	100 gp
Dragon Necklace	100 gp
Ankh	100 gp
Life Ring	50 gp
Silver Amulet	50 gp
Mysterious Fetish	50 gp
Strange Talisman	30 gp

Player: Fa'hradin Yaman: I feel a strange kind of respect for Fa'hradin even though he is a Marid. He is more level-headed and clear-sighted than most Efreet I know. ... Yaman: I don't know what made him side with Gabel, but he is the only djinn I miss. ... Yaman: In fact he was one of the few djinn I ever liked. Player: Kha'zeel Yaman: Djinns have lived in these mountains, called Kha'zeel, for as long as anyone can remember. ... Yaman: Humans rarely come up here, and few djinn care to travel down to the Kha'labal. It is probably better this way. For both our races. Player: Gabel Yaman: Even though Malor would never admit it, Gabel is a strong and charismatic leader. We cannot win this war as long as he is alive. Player: Ankrahmun Yaman: Ankrahmun is the oldest human settlement in Tibia. I remember how surprised we were when we found that humans were capable of building such fine cities. Player: marid Yaman: I do not hate the Marid - not more than anybody else, anyhow. I joined the Efreet because it seemed the logical thing to do. Player: efreet Yaman: Curious how we have changed physically in the course of time, isn't it? But the fact that we have different skin colours cannot hide the fact that Efreet and Marid are still related by blood. Player: job Yaman: I am a trader. Not a popular job around here since it involves dealing with humans, but I don't mind. I rather sit here than have my brain bashed out in this childish war. ... Yaman: If you have the permission of Malor to trade with us, I will buy all magical equipment you have to offer. Player: Kha'labal Yaman: The Kha'labal we know today was created at the height of the djinn war. Not exactly a glorious chapter in the war's history. Player: Osaris Yaman: The wealth of Osaris is proverbial. I have my own little plans with it. Player: humans Yaman: Humans are selfish, greedy and unnecessarily cruel. In other words, they resemble us in many ways. ... Yaman: Unlike other Efreet I would not kill a human just for the fun of it. However, I would not hesitate to do it if it seemed profitable. No offence. Player: malor Yaman: Malor is our leader. He is driven by greed and by ambition. He is clever, though. Personally, I sided with him because Daraman's creed did not appeal to me. ... Yaman: 'Everybody for himself' is my motto. As an Efreet, I can do what I want. No artificial moral restraints. I take what I want. Player: lamp Yaman: Yes - djinns sleep in lamps. How long did it take you to work that one out? Player: tibia Yaman: This world is our playground. Player: pharaoh Yaman: They say that pharaoh established his own religion. Amazing. We djinn are notoriously given to pride, but no djinn would ever have the arrogance to proclaim himself god. Player: Scarab Yaman: Some people find scarabs fascinating. Exactly why is simply beyond me. Player: Melchior Yaman: Melchior tried to double-cross us. That worm! He paid his treachery dearly. No human messes with the Efreet and lives to tell the tale. Player: Mal'ouquah Yaman: Mal'ouquah is the name of this place. Malor built it - hence the name. It means 'Malor's rage'. Player: ascension Yaman: Hm. I don't know about this, human. Player: king Player: The djinns do not have kings these days. Gabel renounced his right to the title - a clever move. Malor would love to proclaim himself king, but he does not have the authority to do it. Perhaps one day he will. Player: Alesar Yaman: Ah yes - Alesar... Everybody here is really excited because of him. These fools seem to believe that winning the war will be a trifle now Malor is back and we have Alesar on our side. I am far more cautious. ... Yaman: I don't think Alesar is trying to double-cross us, but I have a bad feeling about him. I still don't understand what made him switch sides. Player: Baa'Leal Yaman: Baa'leal is our side's commander-in-chief. No wonder I can't be asked to join the service. Player: Ashta'daramai Yaman: Ashta'daramai is the name of the Marids' fortress. Gabel tore his former fortress down and erected Ashta'daramai in its place. ... Yaman: Personally I preferred the older fortress, but it does not make much difference. If our side wins the war it will be torn down anyway. Player: palace Yaman: They say that palace has turned into a home for the living dead under the new pharaoh's rule.

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