| Pleasant-Sapper | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Home Settlement | Dusktown | ||
| Race | Argonian | Gender | Male |
| Reaction | Friendly | ||
Pleasant-Sapper is an Argonian who can be found in Dusktown talking with Darvasa Thalas.
DialogueEdit
Their dialogue changes as you progress through certain quests. After completing Digging Up Trouble:
- Darvasa Thalas: "All this time, the overseer was working with a vampire? I knew there was something unpleasant about him!"
- Pleasant-Sapper: "All those people disappeared and the overseer was behind it all along? That's terrible!"
Speaking with him:
- "Never trust the people holding the purse strings. They always betray you."
After completing Dark Clouds Over Solitude he will have the following conversation with Darvasa Thalas:
- Darvasa Thalas: "Those new arrivals. They didn't stop in Dusktown. Went straight for those Dwarven ruins."
- Pleasant-Sapper: "I thought we were trying to keep this place a secret? And they sure didn't look like miners to me."
When talked to, he will welcome you to the town.
- "Another new recruit? Well, welcome to Dusktown!
Just keep your head down, work hard, and you'll do fine. And if anyone mentions vampires, just smile and nod. Smile and nod."
After completing The Vampire Scholar, they will instead talk about the howling they once heard.
- Darvasa Thalas: "Those howls we used to hear. Turns out they were werewolves!"
- Pleasant-Sapper: "Down here? They sounded like caged dogs. I hope someone set them free."
If you talk to him about it:
- "Did you hear? Something about werewolves in the Lightless Hollow? I came down here to earn some gold, not get caught up in the exploits of monsters!"
After Greymoor Rising:
- Darvasa Thalas: "Those tremors and shakes, I heard it was a vampire ritual of some sort in the northern caverns."
- Pleasant-Sapper: "That's it! As soon as I can get out of this contract, I'm leaving this place!"
Speaking with him:
- "Who knew that the scary castle that looms over Blackreach belonged to a vampire? Did you?
I miss the swamp. And the mud. I think I'll collect the wages owed me and go home. If they'll let me out of my contract, that is."