To do: There's a LOT of text here. Would this be better off split into their own sections? The amount of unused content is straight up insane

Wizard101 has a lot of unused text. Note that some text may be rearranged for the sake of readability or putting it in the same area where it may be relevant.

Unused level titles

Root.wad\Locale\English\Levels.lang shows level titles that never made it into the live game. Notably, it shows that the level 100 title would have been "Deified" instead of Exalted. Levels between 90 and 99 would have been labeled "Immortal" instead of Promethean which was used in the final game. Levels between 80 and 89 were originally "Transcended" (known as Archmage in the final game), likely a reference to the used Transcendent between levels 70-79. Also oddly present in the same file are 2 strings labeled Zanne, which isn't a level, but rather the name of the Krokotopia Treasure Card vendor.

"Slay Bleebs" quest

To do: Is this a reference to something? Wizard101 Central doesn't display any results when looking up Bleebs. Google is of no help either.

Root.wad\Locale\English\QuestSlayBleebs.lang is a file describing a quest that doesn't exist in the game.

1:QuestSlayBleebs
1

Eliminate the Bleeb Manace
10

It is done.  They are dead.
11

Take the crown of the Bleeb Leader
2

Sorry lad, you're not up to this task yet
3

Have you done it?  Have you killed the little monsters?  If I hear one more Bleeb pun, I'm gonna puke.
4

The good hearted bleebs have taken over and are threatening to corner the florist industry.  Destroy them all!
5

Collect 10 Bleeb hearts
6

Intact bleeb heart
7

Kill the Bleeb Leader
8

Return to Baklava
9

You have the look of a man who's hands are drenched in blood...

It's unknown where this text originated, but it notably has text that normally wouldn't be shown in any Kingsisle related game. Wizard101 generally uses terms like "defeat" instead of the more blunt "kill". It's unknown what a "Bleeb" is exactly. Baklava is a real word, but it's a type of pastry, so within the context, it doesn't appear to make sense. It's possible that this is some kind of inside joke. There is a Baklava.lang file with the following contents:

1:Baklava
2

High Wizard

Amara

A simple dialogue with a nonexistent NPC named Amara is contained in Root.wad\Locale\English\Amara.lang

1:Amara
00000004

Hello there young, rather brainless, wizard!
1

Amara
2

The Blue Witch
3

I knew you would come...

ChatTest

Root.wad\Locale\English\ChatTest.lang shows a possible test conversation, potentially for testing quests.

1:ChatTest
0

Is it true?  Has candlyland truly been eaten?
00000000

testing client notify command
00000001

you win
00000004

Trigger Entered
00000015

Hey Dude... this works
1

Run in fear!  The Goblers are coming!
2

Head for the hills!
3

Save yourselves!

The context is unknown. Notably, there are some typos, like "candlyland" potentially intending to be "Candy Land" (potentially a reference to Karamelle being a world referencing candy), as well as "Goblers" likely intending to be "Gobblers".

Configurator

Root.wad\Locale\English\Configurator.lang shows some text related to settings that cannot be changed, in game or through the settings editor (referred to as Wizard101 Configurator) as well as some used settings.

61

61
640x480

640x480

This shows an unused resolution value of 640x480, which is smaller than the minimum of 800x600 that can be set in the game itself.

Bit Depth#

BitDepth

Bit Depth
BitDepth_Descr

Bit Depth: Determines color quality.  (16 = Medium, 32 = High)
BloomActive

Nowhere can you set the bit depth normally. This likely was cut because there's little reason to want a lower bit depth, as well as the fact that Windows already gives this setting natively.

Bloom#

BloomActive

Bloom Active
BloomActive_Descr

Bloom Active: Bloom is a setting that will brighten the whites and give the game world a magical feel.  It is only a visual effect, however, and not necessary for gameplay.
BloomLuminance

Bloom Luminance
BloomLuminance_Descr

Bloom Luminance: Use these sliders to increase the brightness of the bloom effect.
BloomNumber

Bloom Number
BloomNumber_Descr

Bloom Number: How bright do you want the bloom effect to be?  (1 = low, 2 = medium, 3= high)
BloomScale

Bloom Scale
BloomScale_Descr

Bloom Scale: : Use these sliders to increase the brightness of the bloom effect.

The final game only allows players to turn the bloom on or off with no ability to adjust the brightness of it. This may be for development purposes to see what bloom levels would be appropriate for an area in development.

Language#

Language

Language
Language2

Language
Language_Descr

Language: This setting determines the language the game presents itself in.

The game does not allow players to change the language anywhere. There are alternate servers hosted in Europe where there is support for different languages like German or French, but those are locked to the specific server and cannot be changed.

Audio#

MasterVolume

Master Volume
MasterVolume_Descr

Master Volume: Increase or decrease the volume of the sound effects and music.

SpeakerSetup

Speaker Setup
SpeakerSetup_Descr

Speaker Setup: Use this setting to move between headphones, speakers, or Dolby Digital sound.
Stereo

Stereo
STRING1074

STRING1074
Surround

Surround

Mono

Mono

Headphones

Headphones

(Note: some sections have been rearranged for the sake of the article)

The master volume CAN be set in Pirate101, but this is not an option in this game. That was likely a leftover included on accident. Neither game allows selecting different speaker setups, likely because that's already something that can be set in the Windows settings.

Auto Detect Settings#

System

System
TEXT1Caption

This configuration tool is created to help you get the most out of your Wizard 101 game experience.
TEXT2Caption

Click here if you want the tool to automatically set your Video and Audio settings based on your machine's specifications:
TEXT3Caption

Click here if the changes that you have made are not working:
TEXT4Caption

If you are still having trouble, please log in to your Wizard101 Account at http://www.wizard101.com and access our knowledge, or send a request to Customer Support.

This is used in the launcher on Pirate101 (although "our knowledge" has been corrected to "our knowledgebase"), but it doesn't exist in Wizard101.

CrownShop

Interestingly in Root.wad\Locale\English\CrownShop.lang, some text references buying things with crystals. This may have been the game's premium currency before crowns was decided on.

DIConfirmExchangeForCrystals

<left>You are about to exchange the following items for Crowns Crystals. Are you sure? \n$Items$

DIExchangeForCrystalsFailed

Your transaction was not successful.\n Failed to exchange $ItemName$ for Crystals.

DINonEligibleToExchangeForCrystals

None of the items you selected are eligible to be exchanged for Crystals Currency or no items were selected.

Notably, the last section seems to suggest that it would be possible to exchange items to get crystals, which isn't possible in the final game.

DavidDevSpell

Root.wad\Locale\English\DavidDevSpell.lang has the following text:

1:DavidDevSpell
00000000

Pwn

Pwn is a spell that exists in the game, exclusive to developers as the name suggests. According to the Kimerith Windhammer Discord bot, it is a storm version of Fire Cat that deals 1,100,000 damage with 100% accuracy. As almost every boss has less than that amount of health, this would naturally defeat almost any enemy it is used on.

Deduped

Root.wad\Locale\English\Deduped.lang simply only has a line that says

1:Deduped

It's unknown what this means.

DevHubStrings

Root.wad\Locale\English\DevHubStrings.lang mentions what appears to be another test quest or conversation.

1:DevHubStrings
00000000

Advanced Combat
00000001

You are not yet worthy.
00000002

I have a task for you, most dangerous indeed!
00000003

I'm ready for anything.  
00000004

Go forth and find the entrance to the Faire!  Okay, it's not that dangerous, but do it anythow.
00000005

At last you return.
00000006

That was totally weak, #1:$NPC_FIRSTNAME$.  I didn't feel challenged at all.
00000007

Hey, we're just getting warmed up!
00000008

Go to Duskwood Faire
00000009

Neverwhere|Wizard City
00000010

Entrance to Faire
00000011

Oh stinky weed!!!
00000012

Hello?  Can you hear me?  I'm talking through the barrel!
00000013

Duh.... why you over there?
00000014

I'm so glad you freed me!
00000015

Prisoner
00000016

Chester the Cheetah
00000017

Free the Slaves!
00000018

Return to me when you've set the slaves free.
00000019

Excellent!  I'm glad you were able to free him.
00000020

Now I can put him to work cleaning my clothes, washing my cat, etc.
00000021

I need you to free a bunch of enslaved Manders. 
00000022

Well, actually, I just need you to free one.
00000023

You'll find him over by the lake.  Careful, he's not that bright.
00000024

Free slaves
00000025

Mander Slave
00000026


00000027

Activated grouped test trigger 2
00000028

This is grouped test trigger 1!
00000029

This dialog should only display once (and only during the basic Krok quest)
00000030

Voice of Obi Wan
00000031

Infuriating Small Chance Widget Drop
00000032

Kill lots of foozles and maybe get a widget
00000033

Get the red gem
00000034

Get the blue gem
00000035

Find the three gems
00000036

Get the purple gem
00000037

Abra Kadabra Ala Kazam!!
00000038

You invoke the magic catnip spell
00000039

A magical fire cat appears and it's ready... to pounce!
00000040

Torch
00000041

Golden Chest
00000042

Open Chest
00000043

What, you bring me pretty stones!
00000044

Pet the Kitty
00000045

Activate the fire cat
00000046

You are not worthy.  Return when you are, if that ever happens.
00000047

Red Wisp
00000048

You caught a wisp!
00000049

Entered trigger 1
00000050

Activated trigger 2!
00000051

Activated trigger 3
00000052

Silver Chest
00000064

Beastmoon Chest
00000065

Coin Clam
00000066

Chest of Coins
chatter01

Hello, my name is #1:$SOURCE_NAME$.  Why are you here, #2:$TARGET_FIRSTNAME$?
chatter02

Do not come near #1:$SOURCE_NAME$!!  Wait, is that you, #2:$TARGET_FIRSTNAME$?

That's a lot. The first thing of interest is the line "That was totally weak, #1:$NPC_FIRSTNAME$.". This seems to suggest that either the player character would have talked to the NPC (interesting because the character is normally a silent protagonist), or there would be another character with the player character who would have talked to the quest giver NPC.

After this is text mentioning to go to "Duskwood Faire". This isn't the name of any existing NPC or area according to Wizard101 Central. The next line mentions Neverwhere in Wizard City. This is an area that is never seen, but is referenced as part of the Castle Darkmoor expansion which is implied to be a portal taken to get to the Graveyard instance.

The later text strings appear to be part of a quest, likely in Krokotopia due to referencing enslaved manders.

The next thing of interest is the text "Voice of Obi Wan". It's likely a direct reference to the Star Wars character with almost the same name.

The next 2 lines are likely references to player complaints regarding drop rates of defeat and collect quests:

00000031

Infuriating Small Chance Widget Drop
00000032

Kill lots of foozles and maybe get a widget

EarnCrowns

Root.wad\Locale\English\EarnCrowns.lang seems to show messages regarding earning crowns through watching ads. Despite Flash being discontinued since late 2020, this file still exists. The messages appear to walk players through the process of installing the Adobe Flash Player plugin, as well as handling errors regarding failures, like if the user is not an administrator or if they input an incorrect password.

EggNames

EggNames.lang lists all the types of eggs, including ones that are unobtainable. Notably, there are 2 names here that cannot be seen. One of them is literally just named "FALSE". The other is called Make a Wish egg. This egg can only hatch one pet, a Polterpooch. It's impossible to obtain this egg because attempting to hatch with a Polterpooch will never give the player back another Polterpooch, but instead either the original pet or a Ghost Hound.

Help

00000038

Wishing Wells are items in the game allowing you to pay Crowns for a random piece of loot such as a piece of equipment, an Elixir, gold, treasure cards, reagents, or more, as if you'd defeated a monster in a duel.
00000039

To use a Wishing Well, press X to interact with it. You'll be given the option to spend Crowns and take your chances on a piece of loot.

This seems to be a reference to Test Realm in 2010 which showed off a potential Wishing Well feature that ultimately got scrapped due to community feedback.

ItmFireHats

1:ItmFireHats
00000000

Badly Burnt Beret
00000001

Novice's Hat of Fire
00000002

Weathered Hat
00000003

Coal Stained Cassock
00000004

Weathered Robe
00000005

Black Singed Socks
00000006

Heavily Weathered Footwear
00000007

Ruby Ring of Slight Health
00000008

Antique Filigree Wand

Notably, not all of these are hats. None of these can be found within the game.

JEverettTest

Only contains the following text:

1:JEverettTest

Jewels

Contains text about jewels, likely development text

1:Jewels
00000000

Test Jewel Triangle Give Spell
00000001

Test Jewel Square MayCast
00000002

Test Jewel Triangle Shadow Pip
00000003

Placeholder
00000004

This is a test description
00000005

Stop Leader Opal
00000006

Accelerated Learner Opal
00000007

Great Learner Opal
TestJewel01

Test Jewel Circle of Fire
TestJewelRoundAccuacy

Test Jewel Round Accuracy
TestJewelSquareStunResist

Test Jewel Square Stun Resist
TestJewelTearHealth

Test Jewel Tear Health
TestJewelTearMana

Test Jewel Tear Mana
TestJewelTriangleGold

Test Jewel Triangle Gold
TestJewelTrianglePip

Test Jewel Triangle Pip
TestPetJewel

Test Pet Jewel
TestSquareBlock

Test Jewel Square Block

Some of these reference things that don't exist in the regular game. Square jewels do not give maycast spells, but are instead more defensive oriented like resist or health. Round Accuracy is odd because circle jewels don't give accuracy, only triangle and star jewels can do that.

KillAlicaneSwiftarrow

Only contains the text

1:KillAlicaneSwiftarrow
00000000

Kill Alicane Swiftarrow

This is likely referencing the quest to defeat Alicane Swiftarrow in Firecat Alley.

KT-NPCs

Contains some of the names of NPCs, some never seen in regular gameplay. Excluding the used ones, the file contains:

1:KT-NPCs
00000010

_Artie Tester
00000012

Salami Durman
00000013

Salami
00000014

Durman
00000036

Crypt Hub NPC
00000037

Crypt Hub
00000038

NPC
00000039

Crypt Hub NPC
00000040

Crypt Hub
00000041

NPC
00000042

Crypt 1 NPC 1
00000043

Crypt 1
00000044

NPC 1
00000072

Ghost
00000076

KT-HUB-NPC12_Persona

Oddly, it also contains text referencing the Tomb of the Beguiler instance.

LocalError

The file starts with (likely) references to either things that can be bought or rewards:

1:LocalError
00000000


10000Gold
10000Gold
10,000 Gold
1000Gold
1000Gold
1000 Gold
1TrainingPoint
1TrainingPoint
1 Training Point
2300Crowns
2300Crowns
2300 Crowns
2400Crowns
2400Crowns
2400 Crowns
3000Gold
3000Gold
3000 Gold
3700Crowns
3700Crowns
3700 Crowns
5000Gold
5000Gold
5000 Gold
7100Crowns
7100Crowns
7100 Crowns
800Crowns
800Crowns
800 Crowns

Immediately below this is a developer note regarding the word typed to delete a character.

ABRACADABRA
This string goes with GUI_00000239 its what you type to confirm deletion of your character
ABRACADABRA

Below this are messages referencing absorbing damage, likely would have been used when an absorb armor absorbs damage, instead of the character taking 0 damage:

AbsorbedAmount
Absorbed an amount
Absorbed $amount$

Autobot#

AutobotNewSideQuest
Displayed when the autopilot has been notified that a quest is available
A new quest is available!
AutobotOff
Displayed on the client when CSR quest mode is disabled
Autopilot Disengaged
AutobotOn
Displayed on the client when CSR quest mode is enabled
Autopilot ENGAGED
AutobotSideQuest
Displayed when the autopilot is going to pick up a side quest
Seek out the quest-giver and acquire a new quest

This is likely remnants of a script used in development that automatically walks the player character to quests, perhaps to be used for advertising.

Buddy content#

There are some message referring to the friends list right below this:

BuddyDrop
BuddyDrop
$BuddyName$ [$CharacterID$] has removed you from their Friends List.
BuddyInvite
BuddyInvite
$BuddyName$ [$ListOwnerGID$] has invited you to be their friend.  Type BuddyAccept or BuddyDeny
BuddyListDrop
BuddyListDrop
$meanPersonName$ [$EntryGID$] has removed you from their Friends List.
BuddyListEntry
BuddyListEntry
RECEIVED BuddyEntry for [$EntryGID$]
BuddyListRequestAccept
BuddyListRequestAccept
$BuddyName$ [$EntryGID$] has agreed to be your friend.
BuddyListRequestDeny
BuddyListRequestDeny
Someone [$EntryGID$] will not be your friend.

The final game behaves a lot differently. If a player removes someone as a friend, the game does not tell the person that this happened. The next notable thing is when someone "invites" someone to be their friend. The final game puts up a prompt asking the person if they wish to be friends with clickable Yes or No options without needing to type a message. This may have been used before implementing the yes/no options during development. Lastly, the game does not give a visible message regarding if someone accepts or declines the friend request.

MinigameNames

To do: The person typing this doesn't know much about Go. If someone is more familiar with it, could you please explain if the number "3" has any significance?

Contained in this file are names of minigames, all of which would likely be 2 player minigames.

1:MinigameNames
00000000

Play Chess
00000001

Play Chess
00000002

Play Checkers
00000003

Play Tic-Tac-Toe
00000004

Play TicTacTecToe
00000005

Play Tap TwentyOne
00000006

Play ThreeGo
00000007

Play SociaStones
00000008

Play 8 Ball
00000009

Play 8 Ball

Some are obvious like chess and checkers. Confusingly, there is a game labeled "Tap twentyone". It's unknown what that or SociaStones would have been. Perhaps the latter would have been a 2 player version of Sorcery Stones and Socia is short for "Social". TicTacTecToe potentially may be a variation of tic tac toe played on a 4x4 grid. Games like Checkers and Chess likely were dropped because of how long the games could potentially be. ThreeGo could be a reference to the board game known as Go, although it's unknown how the number three could be involved. A possible guess for Tap TwentyOne is Blackjack, as it's a game centered around the number 21. According to Wikipedia, Blackjack evolved from a game called TwentyOne.

PaulStringTest

A file clearly used for testing strings.

1:PaulStringTest
00000000

MoominTroll 2 is my string la de da
00000001

snorkmaiden x
00000002

Chorlton xyzzyzmoooo
00000003

Wordsworth changed again and again!
00000004

Bod woo!
00000005

fred\njim\nshiela
00000006

Jimmeh
00000008

moo cobble
00000009
Auto-generated by quest tool
Defeat 1 
00000010
Auto-generated by quest tool
My god, it's full of stars
00000018

Some string
00000021

new string
00000022

fooooooooooooooooooooom hello mungo hello 2
00000023

hello
00000024

world
00000025

this
00000026

is a test
00000027

of batch addition
00000028

test 1 woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
00000029

a wonkey
00000030

wonkey 2
00000031

donkey 2 yuup
00000032

adding a new string
00000033

adding a second new string
00000034

groovy new string
00000035

this string is too long to use for an item
00000057

test 4
00000058

hello world
00000060

mooooooooo
00000061

test 5
00000062

This is a testd
00000063

test 5
00000064

This is a test
00000065

this is a test
00000066

this is a test
00000067

conflict test 1
00000068

test abc
00000069

test blah
00000070

This is a test
00000071

test yak
00000072

dupe monkey
00000073

dupe yak
00000074

dupe log
00000075

dupe tic
bee

Bee
mooyah

jalapeño
Name_0

fred
Name_1

jim
Name_2

shiela
Name_3

arthur
op

ProfBirthdayEvent

To do: These actually may get used in the future, although January is considered Cyrus Drake's and he didn't appear to get this event. If these do get used, take this section down

For Wizard101's 16th birthday, Headmaster Ambrose was given a special talking cake. However, it seems that all professors were designed to get one as well.

1:ProfBirthdayEvent
00000000

Birthday Cake
AlhazredCake

Happy birthday Alhazred, founder of the Order of the Fang, from Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes. Because even a fang can be a sweet tooth.
BalestromCake

Happy birthday Halston Balestrom and congratulations on being the first frog professor at Ravenwood, from your friends Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes.
CakeInteract

Press &Icons_XKey& to Play Message
CyrusCake

Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes would like to wish a happy birthday to Cyrus Drake, but he threatened us not to.
DworgynCake

Happy birthday, Dworgyn, the oft-forgotten citizen of Darkmoor. But Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes didn't forget. Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes never forget.
FalmeaCake

It's Dalia Falmea's turn to blow out the birthday candles. This message brought to you by Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes. Record your cake take today.
GreyroseCake

Happy [Redacted] birthday, Lydia Greyrose, former Karamelle Wonderneer and sponsor of Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes, the cake that gets irate if left on a plate.
WuCake

Happy birthday Moolinda Wu from Todd & Cate's Talking Cakes, the only cake made with love and the refrigerated whispers of our customers.

QRazeBleebHomes

More text regarding a quest regarding Bleebs

1:QRazeBleebHomes
1

Raze the Bleeb Village
2

Sorry lad, you're not up to this task yet
3

The last redoubt is a Bleeb Village 'Peace and Love.'  Wipe it out.
4

I will accept nothing short of the total destruction of the bleeb race...
5

Visit Bleeb Village
6

You have found the Bleeb Village!

QSlayMoreBleebs

Another quest regarding Bleebs

1:QSlayMoreBleebs
1

Decimate the Bleeb Population
2

Sorry lad, you're not up to this task yet
3

The little monsters have responded by going on a hunger strike!  Kill more of them!
4

Do not speak to me until you have spilled their cute little guts...
5

Kill More Bleebs

Needless to say, some of the language would not necessarily be appropriate for a game rated E10.

Quest Storm Fort

Another quest about Bleebs

1:QuestStormFort
1

Storm the Bleeb Fortress
2

I forsee great sorrow and bloodshed, but you are not ready yet...
3

The bleebs are arranging a floral design convention at their little pastel colored fortress.  Destroy it!
4

Tell me the bleeb fortress lies in ruins...
5

Visit Bleeb Fortress
6

You have found the Bleeb Fortress!

Quest-Text

A very early script of the questline, made back when Lydia Greyrose was the Headmistress and Ambrose was the ice school teacher. There's also what looks like an early version of the Zeke finding quests with the NPC being named Cornelius.

1:Quest-Text
0

Welcome to the School of Ice
1

Huh? Eh? Well, hello there! Welcome to the School of Ice! \n My name is Professor Ambrose. I will be teaching you Thaumaturgy, the Magic of Ice!\n I'm sure you're as excited about Ice as I am, so let's get started! \n First, let us start with your reading material. This is the ancient Tome of Cracked Ice! \n Hehe... uh... oh my, where did I leave that book? Oh I do tend to be a little forgetful.\n I think I may have left it in the Headmistresses office. Could you retrieve it for me?
2

Well, as much as I'd love to start your lessons, I cannot until you bring me the textbook, the Tome of Cracked Ice, from Headmistress Greyrose's house.
3

Hello, child! \n\n Ha ha. The Ice Tome? Yes, he left it here.\n\n Oh, that Mister Ambrose! So forgetful. What would he do without our help? Okay, here's a copy of the Tome of Cracked Ice.\n\n Tell him I said he's not allowed to take the book outside of his classroom, or else I won't let him visit me for another book reading.
4

You're back!  Wonderful!  That Greyrose, what would I ever do with out her? \n\n Okay, let us prepare for your first lesson
5

Gigantic Pixie Problem
6

Howdy! Name's Cornelius. I'm a world famous explorer. I've seen every nook and cranny of nearly every world. Maybe one day you too can be a world class explorer. Let's see if you've got what it takes. Here in Wizard City, they have a Pixie problem. They're EVERYWHERE! They like to hide in the most obscure places. See if you can find all ten of the Pixies.
7

You haven't found all ten yet. Keep looking.

SayCommandTest

This appears to reference a debugging mode for simple testing, presumably using chat to run commands.

1:SayCommandTest
00000000

The say command works.
00000001

This trigger set activates a trigger and gives the player gold
00000002

This event activates a trigger off another trigger which gives the player 50 gold
00000003

This trigger takes 40 gold from the player
00000004

This gives fire school xp of 1
00000005

This gives ice school xp of 1
00000006

This gives storm school xp of 1
00000007

This gives life school xp of 1
00000008

This gives death school xp of 1
00000009

This gives myth school xp of 1
00000010

This gives myth school xp of 1
00000011

This gives loot from loot table Loot-Temp-01
00000012

This gives an item to the player Hat-Fire-T1-A-01
00000013

This gives the player the spell cyclops
00000014

This gives the player full Health by using the percentage Add Health command
00000015

This adds 50 to the players max Health
00000016

This give the player max Mana using the percentage give Mana command
00000017

This adds to the players max Mana by 50
00000018

This increases the maximum gold a player can carry by 500
00000019

This does the smile emote

Test

This file appears to demonstrate testing strings in game.

1:Test
0

In-game spell name
00000000

Socia ATM Machine
00000001

testing Say command
00000002

This works
00000003

Tjhis stuff works
00000004

bork bork bork bork
00000016

This version of Ambrose for the Intro tutorial has behaviors allowing him to walk to the Golem tower door.
00000017

This is just to test a string table issue. 
00000018

This is just to test a string table issue. 

TomTestStrings

More strings regarding Duskwood Faire, among other things.

1:TomTestStrings
00000000

You are not yet ready to go to Duskwood Faire
00000001

I want to start you with a simple errand, going to Duskwood Faire.  Do you think you can handle that?
00000002

Have you gone to Duskwood Faire?
00000003

[Completion] Excellent, I'm glad you've gone to Duskwood Faire
00000004

I have been to Duskwood Faire.  What's next?
00000005

Mistenard
00000006

Greymantle
00000007

You are not yet ready to battle goblers
00000008

I need you to go to Unicorn way and slay some goblers.  When you are done spilling their disgusting guts, return to me.
00000009

Have you done it? Have you slain the goblers?
00000010

The goblers are defeated.
00000011
Auto-generated by quest tool
Defeat 3 goblers as best you can
00000012
Auto-generated by quest tool
Defeat 1 Demo_KT_Mummy
00000013
Auto-generated by quest tool
Talk to Mistenard
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I have defeated the goblers
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Find Duskwood Fair
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Talk to Gerand_The_Alchemist
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Floss frequently to avoid plaque build up
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Ah,I what a beautiful day!
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Floss regularly to avoid plaque build up!
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How much wood *can* a woodchuck chuck?
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Bring me gobbler ears!
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General Ginger
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Candace
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Ginger
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General
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Defeat 1 
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Collect Gobler ears
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Gobbler Ear
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Defeat 1 
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Talk to #1:$NPC_FIRSTNAME$
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Dax Thunderbolt
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Dax
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Thunderbolt
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It's good to see you!  I was worried that the gobblers ate you!
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Well, it was a little tough, but I survived.
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Very good, #1:$PLAYER_NAME$, you deserve a reward!
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You, you there!  Let's chat.
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Will you go and collect gobbler ears for me?  I hear they're overrunning Unicorn Way.
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Well, here in one piece, eh?  You clearly haven't fought the gobblers, have you?
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You've returned, #1:$PLAYER_NAME$, but I don't think we're ready to talk.
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You've returned, #1:$PLAYER_NAME$, but I don't think we're ready to talk.
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Return to me when you've been to the Faire.
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Good to see you, #1:$PLAYER_NAME$, you've finally come to visit ol' #2:$NPC_FIRSTNAME$.
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I need you to go visit Duskwood Faire.
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Do you think you can do it #1:$PLAYER_NAME$?  Are you up to the task?
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Ah, #1:$PLAYER_NAME$, I see you've returned. Did you like the Faire?
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It sucked #1:$NPC_FIRSTNAME$, I can't say as I felt challenged by this quest.
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Pesto
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Goodfeather
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King Fatso
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King
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Fatso
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Go to the library
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Have you gone to the Library yet?
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For your next task I need you to go find the entrance to the Library.
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Did you bring your walking shoes?
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Defeat 1 
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Find Entrance to Library
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Entrance to Library
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Defeat 1 
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Talk to #1:$GOAL_FIRSTNAME$
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Excellent!  I know you could find it.
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Return to #1:$NPC_NAME$
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Free Fairies: #1:$GOAL_COUNT$ of #2:$GOAL_TOTAL$
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Free Fairies
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Prince Pretty Pants
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Pretty
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Pants
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Prince
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Banish Ghosts
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Have you dispelled the ghosts yet?
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Return to me when you've completed a task or two for Mistenard.
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I have a task for you, most dire and dangerous.
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Are you willing to slay three ghosts for me?
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Defeat 1 
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Acquire ghost ectoplasm
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Ectoplasm
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Defeat 1 
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Talk to #1:$GOAL_FIRSTNAME$
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What, why you talk to me???
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Duskwood Fair \n Developer Hub
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Dev Hub|Wizard City
CrazyQuest_Title

Go on a crazy quest
GoSlayGoblers

Go defeat goblers!
ImpDialog1


MistanardFireCat
test string for Mistanard to Train a Fire Cat spell.
I now give you the spell Fire Cat!
MistanardFrostBeetle
test string for Mistanard to train Frost Beetle.
I now give you the spell Frost Beetle!
tstring1

Go find the Faire
UnderwayDialog01


voliander_firstn

Voliander

The first thing of interest is that it mentions going to Unicorn Way and defeating Gobblers. Gobblers do not spawn in that area. Lastly, near the end, the quest giver mentions giving the player Fire Cat and Frost Beetle, which is interesting as fire and ice wizards always start with that spell.