| Florentino Scippius | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Home Settlement | Vastyr | ||
| Location | Grandvache's Gambling Parlor | ||
| Race | Imperial | Gender | Male |
| Reaction | Friendly | ||
| Other Information | |||
| Faction(s) | Roister's Club | ||
Florentino Scippius is an Imperial who can be found at Grandvache's Gambling Parlor in Vastyr.
Related QuestsEdit
- An Eye for an Eye: Track down a lost treasure before pirates find it.
Quest-Related EventsEdit
Before speaking to Razum-dar:
- "Salutations. I regret to inform you that the table games are reserved for persons in good standing, those with sufficient chips to play.
You, it appears, do not have the chips necessary for an opening stake. And so I must ask you to take your leave."
While assisting Razum-dar with a case, you will need to gain entrance to the high-roller suite by winning a game of Tales of Tribute. Approach Florentino who will be sitting at one of the tables:
- "Salutations, newcomer. We're playing Tales of Tribute at this table.
I see you have a stake. Are you interested in a game?" - Here are my chips. Let's play.
- "As the guest wishes, of course. Present your decks and we shall play."
- Let's play Tribute.
You will then proceed to play Florentino Scippius at a match. Win to continue:
- "Congratulations! You are more than welcome to join other game winners in the patrician's suite.
Try the Black Night Cordial, it's delicious!" - I need to meet Yves Grandvache.
- "Master Grandvache? He often fraternizes with the elite guests in the patrician suite.
If you wish to discuss a matter with the master, the guest would do well to look there."
If you tell Razum-dar you don't play tribute and agree to plan B, Scippius will instead greet you with:
- "It is with some sorrow that I must inform you this table is now closed.
You're more than welcome to partake from the complimentary amenities of this establishment. Such as the buffet." - I need to meet Yves Grandvache.
- "Master Grandvache? He often fraternizes with the elite guests in the patrician suite.
If you wish to discuss a matter with the master, the guest would do well to look there."