Conversation: `mw_campbell_m`

NPC lines: 10
PC replies: 20
NumWords: 200
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Triggered by

creature NPC Joseph Campbell mw_campbell_w

Scripts referenced

Script	Slot	In module
`mw_enc_campbell`	action	✓
`mw_cam_unl`	action	✓
`mw_cam_reset`	action	✓
`mw_cam_inc`	action	✓
`mw_cam_pass`	active	✓
`mw_chk_campbell`	active	✓

Quest entries granted

Quest	Tag	Step(s)
MW: Joseph Campbell	`mw joseph campbell`	1, 2
The Path of Meaning	`mw path of meaning`	1

Starting entries

entry #9 (if mw_chk_campbell) — You have already heard the call and answered it, . Your bliss is already leading…
entry #0 — Hello, traveller. Every hero's tale is yours, and every name you read is your ow…

Conversation flow

Each starting entry is expanded recursively. Repeated nodes (cycles, shared continuations) appear inline as ↩ link backrefs to the first occurrence.

entry #9 (if mw_chk_campbell) ¶

You have already heard the call and answered it, <FullName>. Your bliss is already leading you forward. The threshold is behind you — walk on.

reply #19 ¶

Thank you.

entry #0 → mw_enc_campbell ¶

Hello, traveller. Every hero's tale is yours, and every name you read is your own. Will you let me test what you remember of the path?

reply #0 → mw_cam_reset ¶

Ask. I will answer.

entry #1 ¶

What is the first stage of any hero's tale?

reply #2 ¶

Victory.

entry #2 ¶

What is the role of the threshold guardian?

reply #5 ¶

To stop you forever.

entry #3 ¶

Why must the hero descend?

reply #8 ¶

To gain treasure.

entry #4 ¶

What is bliss?

reply #11 ¶

Pleasure.

entry #5 ¶

What does the hero bring back?

reply #14 ¶

Gold.

entry #6 → mw_cam_unl (if mw_cam_pass) ¶

You walk the path. Follow your bliss — and when you dream, I will be your companion at the threshold.

reply #17 ¶

Thank you.

entry #7 ¶

You have not yet heard the call. Listen. The world is full of calls.

reply #18 ¶

I will return.

reply #15 → mw_cam_inc ¶

A boon for the village.

↩ entry #6 “You walk the path. Follow your bliss — and when you dream, I will be your compan…” (if mw_cam_pass)

↩ entry #7 “You have not yet heard the call. Listen. The world is full of calls.”

reply #16 ¶

Conquest.

↩ entry #6 “You walk the path. Follow your bliss — and when you dream, I will be your compan…” (if mw_cam_pass)

↩ entry #7 “You have not yet heard the call. Listen. The world is full of calls.”

reply #12 → mw_cam_inc ¶

Following the deepest urge in you, even when it costs.

↩ entry #5 “What does the hero bring back?”

reply #13 ¶

Heaven after death.

↩ entry #5 “What does the hero bring back?”

reply #9 → mw_cam_inc ¶

To die to what they were and be born to what they could be.

↩ entry #4 “What is bliss?”

reply #10 ¶

To prove courage to onlookers.

↩ entry #4 “What is bliss?”

reply #6 → mw_cam_inc ¶

To test whether you are worthy of crossing.

↩ entry #3 “Why must the hero descend?”

reply #7 ¶

To kill the unworthy.

↩ entry #3 “Why must the hero descend?”

reply #3 → mw_cam_inc ¶

The Call to Adventure.

↩ entry #2 “What is the role of the threshold guardian?”

reply #4 ¶

Death.

↩ entry #2 “What is the role of the threshold guardian?”

reply #1 ¶

Not today.

entry #8 ¶

Then walk on.

NPC lines (entries) — flat index

entry #0 → mw_enc_campbell

Hello, traveller. Every hero's tale is yours, and every name you read is your own. Will you let me test what you remember of the path?

→ reply #0 “Ask. I will answer.”
→ reply #1 “Not today.”

entry #1

What is the first stage of any hero's tale?

→ reply #2 “Victory.”
→ reply #3 “The Call to Adventure.”
→ reply #4 “Death.”

entry #2

What is the role of the threshold guardian?

→ reply #5 “To stop you forever.”
→ reply #6 “To test whether you are worthy of crossing.”
→ reply #7 “To kill the unworthy.”

entry #3

Why must the hero descend?

→ reply #8 “To gain treasure.”
→ reply #9 “To die to what they were and be born to what they could be.”
→ reply #10 “To prove courage to onlookers.”

entry #4

What is bliss?

→ reply #11 “Pleasure.”
→ reply #12 “Following the deepest urge in you, even when it costs.”
→ reply #13 “Heaven after death.”

entry #5

What does the hero bring back?

→ reply #14 “Gold.”
→ reply #15 “A boon for the village.”
→ reply #16 “Conquest.”

entry #6 → mw_cam_unl

You walk the path. Follow your bliss — and when you dream, I will be your companion at the threshold.

→ reply #17 “Thank you.”

entry #7

You have not yet heard the call. Listen. The world is full of calls.

→ reply #18 “I will return.”

entry #8

Then walk on.

entry #9

You have already heard the call and answered it, <FullName>. Your bliss is already leading you forward. The threshold is behind you — walk on.

→ reply #19 “Thank you.”

PC replies — flat index

reply #0 → mw_cam_reset

Ask. I will answer.

→ entry #1 “What is the first stage of any hero's tale?”

reply #1

Not today.

→ entry #8 “Then walk on.”

reply #2

Victory.

→ entry #2 “What is the role of the threshold guardian?”

reply #3 → mw_cam_inc

The Call to Adventure.

→ entry #2 “What is the role of the threshold guardian?”

reply #4

Death.

→ entry #2 “What is the role of the threshold guardian?”

reply #5

To stop you forever.

→ entry #3 “Why must the hero descend?”

reply #6 → mw_cam_inc

To test whether you are worthy of crossing.

→ entry #3 “Why must the hero descend?”

reply #7

To kill the unworthy.

→ entry #3 “Why must the hero descend?”

reply #8

To gain treasure.

→ entry #4 “What is bliss?”

reply #9 → mw_cam_inc

To die to what they were and be born to what they could be.

→ entry #4 “What is bliss?”

reply #10

To prove courage to onlookers.

→ entry #4 “What is bliss?”

reply #11