18
Licensed to Reave
Map quest, level 2 (you can take it from level 1). 18th of 102 in play order.
Quest giver: Mordyn, Limsa Lominsa Upper Decks (X 11.2, Y 7.9).
Steps
- Speak with Carvallain
. - Deliver a
Seventh Sage sampler to Ginnade
at the Coral Tower. - Deliver a Seventh Sage sampler to Lyngsath
at the Bismarck. - Speak with Carvallain.
Journal
- Mordyn would like to make you a completely legal proposition.
- Mordyn invites you to take on a job for the Kraken's Arms, one of Limsa Lominsa's greatest pirating crews. Should you be interested, seek out Captain Carvallain, who awaits upon the balcony above the Seventh Sage.
- Carvallain has prepared two sets of spice samplers, which he requires delivered to two individuals. Take the first to Ginnade in the Coral Tower, and the second to Lyngsath at the Bismarck.
- You have delivered both sets of spice samplers. Report back to Carvallain.
- In completing the task, you have endeared yourself to Carvallain. He reveals to you his ambitions to grow rich as a privateer, attacking and looting Garlean ships in the Admiral's name.
Hidden
was born heir to House Durendaire. Like every firstborn of Ishgard's High Houses, Carvallain walked a golden path. jumped at the chance to escape the stuffy, narrow world of Ishgardian high culture. The way out was to join the pirate crew. calls anything taken at sea 'spice'. It is one of his 'Carvallainisms'. Ginnade's 'spice' sampler is actually Garlean firesand, a powder that explodes.Spoiler about later in the story
Foreshadowing Remember Othard, the far eastern continent that Lyngsath says is ruled by the empire. Also remember Carvallain, who somehow trades there. Both come back in a later expansion.
Seventh Sage Sampler lists unusual spices, with instructions. That is 'not something you would expect from the captain of a band of bloodthirsty pirates'. crew also have official approval. But theirs is a licence to reave, which means to rob by force.Characters 5
Ginnade is at the Coral Tower, headquarters of the Yellowjackets, who keep the peace in Limsa Lominsa.
What you know from earlier quests 1
- #13 Lost and Found: Ginnade has made a list of missing people from citizens' reports and asks you to take it to N'delika
, a colleague in Bulwark Hall. Ginnade's motto: protect the common folk, and they act as your eyes and ears.
- #13 Lost and Found: Ginnade has made a list of missing people from citizens' reports and asks you to take it to N'delika
Mordyn looks for adventurers who want coin, to work for the Kraken's Arms, one of Limsa Lominsa's greatest pirate crews.
Carvallain, captain of the Kraken's Arms, waits on the balcony above the Seventh Sage, a shop selling spices from the East.
Lyngsath is the head chef of the Bismarck, who gets new samples from the Seventh Sage spice shop.
What you know from earlier quests 2
- #6 Edelweiss, Edelweiss: The Encyclopaedia Eorzea says Admiral Merlwyb gave an order that banned piracy. After that order, a group called the Upright Thieves became the Rogues' Guild.
- #10 Close to Home: Murie
says Admiral Merlwyb keeps several arcanists on her personal staff. Fearing their art would die out, as it passed only from master to chosen student, she ordered an official Arcanists' Guild and paid for research and training.
What happens in this quest spoilers for this quest
- Ginnade sees that the 'spice' is Garlean firesand, an explosive powder, and may order some. Ginnade explains that Carvallain calls anything gained at sea 'spice', and that he is no pirate but a heavily armed trader for Lominsan interests in the East.
- Mordyn offers you paid work with the crew and sends you up the steps to the balcony to meet Carvallain, their captain. Do right by Carvallain, Mordyn says, and the captain does right by you.
- Carvallain is pleased with your deliveries. With the Admiral's blessing, his crew attacks and loots Garlean (imperial) ships, which he insists is legal; he hopes to grow rich this way. Born heir to an Ishgard noble house, he left that stiff world for piracy.
- Lyngsath has never smelled anything like the new root, which grows in Othard. Since Othard is under imperial rule, Lyngsath wonders how Carvallain got it, but plans to cook something fresh and new with it.
What the Japanese and German versions say 6
Japanese
EN 'Mordyn invites you to take on a job for the Kraken's Arms, one of Limsa Lominsa's greatest pirating crews.'
JA 『薬舗「セブンスセージ」にいるモーディンに、リムサ・ロミンサでも特に有力な三大海賊のひとつ、「百鬼夜行」の首領を紹介された。』, 'Mordyn at the Seventh Sage apothecary introduced you to the chief of the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, one of the three most powerful pirate crews in Limsa Lominsa.'
It is a parade of spirits from folk tales. People also use the phrase for a group of shady characters, which fits Carvallain's crew.
EN 'If yer interested, take yerself up these 'ere steps to the balcony above, an' talk to Carvallain, our cap'n.'
JA 『リムサ・ロミンサの三大海賊のひとつ「百鬼夜行」の首領「カルヴァラン」様から、うまい話がきけるぜ。』, 'You'll hear about a sweet deal from Master Carvallain, boss of the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, one of Limsa Lominsa's three great pirate crews.'
FR «Il s'appelle Carvallain, c'est l'chef de la Horde du kraken.», 'His name is Carvallain, he's the boss of the Kraken Horde.'
DE „Es ist kein Geringerer als Carvallain, Anführer der Bekümmerten Klabauter, einer der größten Piratenverbände Limsa Lominsas.“, 'It is none other than Carvallain, leader of the Troubled Klabauters, one of the biggest pirate crews of Limsa Lominsa.'
The French keeps the kraken of the English Kraken's Arms. The German invents the Bekümmerte Klabauter, named after a sailors' water sprite.
EN Licensed to Reave · 'Last I 'eard, Othard was under imperial rule. 'Ow the seven 'ells did Carvallain manage to get 'old o' this?'
JA 「利にさとき海賊」, 'The Pirate with a Nose for Profit' · 「それにしても、カルヴァランって男は商才があるな。だいたい東州といえば、今やガレマール帝国の占領下だと聞いているぞ。」, 'Still, that Carvallain fellow sure has a head for business. I mean, from what I hear, Othard is under Garlean occupation these days.'
Lyngsath backs up the title. The English has neither.
German
EN 'Mordyn invites you to take on a job for the Kraken's Arms, one of Limsa Lominsa's greatest pirating crews.'
DE «Im „Kraut und Rüben“ hat dir Mordyn vom Anführer der Bekümmerten Klabauter, einer der drei großen und einflussreichen Piratenverbände Limsa Lominsas, erzählt.», 'At the Herbs and Turnips, Mordyn told you about the leader of the Troubled Klabauters, one of the three big and powerful pirate crews of Limsa Lominsa.'
The name comes from the Klabautermann. This ship sprite warns sailors of danger and plays tricks.
EN 'You have delivered both sets of spice samplers. Report back to Carvallain.'
DE «Du hast die Kraut und Rüben-Säckchen ausgeliefert. Erstatte Carvallain auf der Terrasse des „Kraut und Rüben“ Bericht.», 'You have delivered the Herbs and Turnips bags. Report to Carvallain on the terrace of the Herbs and Turnips.' · „wie Kraut und Rüben“, 'all higgledy-piggledy'
The spice shop, the Seventh Sage in English, is named with an idiom for a total mess.
EN 'I see you are not familiar with Carvallainisms. For the sake of convenience, he uses the word “spice” to refer to literally anything he has procured on the high seas.'
DE «Aber wir nennen alles, was über das Meer geliefert kommt, „Gewürz“. Alter Seefahrerbrauch.», 'But we call everything that comes in by sea “spice”. An old seafaring custom.'
Ginnade says 'we' and makes it a sailors' custom. In English, it is Carvallain's own habit.
Dialogue 18 lines
Accepting the quest
Mordyn
Ye want fer coin, 'venturer? 'Ow'd ye fancy workin' fer the Kraken's Arms, one o' the greatest piratin' crews in Limsa?
If yer interested, take yerself up these 'ere steps to the balcony above, an' talk to Carvallain, our cap'n. Do right by 'im, an' 'e'll do right by ye.
- JA リムサ・ロミンサの三大海賊のひとつ「百鬼夜行」の首領「カルヴァラン」様から、うまい話がきけるぜ。 ‘You'll hear about a sweet deal from Master Carvallain, boss of the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons, one of Limsa Lominsa's three great pirate crews.’ The French keeps the kraken of the English Kraken's Arms. The German invents the Bekümmerte Klabauter, named after a sailors' water sprite.
- FR Il s'appelle Carvallain, c'est l'chef de la Horde du kraken. ‘His name is Carvallain, he's the boss of the Kraken Horde.’
- DE Es ist kein Geringerer als Carvallain, Anführer der Bekümmerten Klabauter, einer der größten Piratenverbände Limsa Lominsas. ‘It is none other than Carvallain, leader of the Troubled Klabauters, one of the biggest pirate crews of Limsa Lominsa.’
Speak with Carvallain
Carvallain
Greetings, friend, and welcome to the Seventh Sage, purveyors of the finest spices from the East. All of our products are guaranteed obtained through completely legal means.
- DE Der ideale Ort, um meinen Teint aufzufrischen. ‘The ideal place to refresh my complexion.’ English presents the shop's fine eastern spices; German has him call the terrace ideal for refreshing his complexion.
- FR Tu es venu(e) nous aider à vendre nos “épices orientales” ? ‘You have come to help us sell our "oriental spices"?’ French captain already knows you came to work for him; English captain first greets you as a customer.
Oh, you do not seek spices, but employment? Well then, let us speak of how you might be of service to our organization.
Our Misery returned from her latest voyage bearing exotic spices never before seen in Eorzea. I have prepared two samplers, each of which I would have you deliver to certain individuals.
The first is for Ginnade, whom you will find at the Coral Tower. The second is for Master Lyngsath, the head chef of the Bismarck. And do make certain the right person gets the right set. Go now, and return here once you have accomplished the task.
- DE Aber pass auf, dass du keins der Säckchen verlierst! ‘But make sure you don't lose any of the bags!’ English warns to give each person the right set; German warns not to lose any of the bags.
Deliver a Seventh Sage sampler to Ginnade at the Coral Tower
Ginnade
Welcome to the headquarters of the Yellowjackets, the keepers of the peace in Limsa Lominsa. Is there aught I can assist you with?
A sample of spice courtesy of the Seventh Sage, you say? Hmmm... There is no mistake─this is firesand, and the kind used by the Garleans besides. Quite intriguing. Very well, we will consider placing an order.
- DE Dafür würde mir die eine oder andere Verwendung einfallen ... ‘For that, one or two uses would occur to me ...’ German officer muses he could find uses for it; English officer says they will consider ordering.
Oh? You thought that you had brought me spice? I see you are not familiar with Carvallainisms. For the sake of convenience, he uses the word “spice” to refer to literally anything he has procured on the high seas.
- DE Aber wir nennen alles, was über das Meer geliefert kommt, „Gewürz“. Alter Seefahrerbrauch. ‘But we call everything that comes in by sea “spice”. An old seafaring custom.’ Ginnade says 'we' and makes it a sailors' custom. In English, it is Carvallain's own habit.
Lest you worry, the man isn't engaged in any activity that is considered piracy. Far from it. Think of him as a trader─a heavily armed one─who represents Lominsan interests in eastern lands.
Deliver a Seventh Sage sampler to Lyngsath at the Barracks
Lyngsath
A new sample from the Seventh Sage? Alright, let's 'ave a whiff of it, then.
Hmmm... Ain't smelled nothin' like it afore. The note as came with it says it's a root what grows on Othard.
- DE In der Erläuterung steht, dass das Gewürz ein Wurzelgemüse aus der Othard-Ebene ist. ‘Aha ... The explanation says that the spice is a root vegetable from the Othard plain.’ English says the root grows on Othard; German says it comes from the Othard plain.
Last I 'eard, Othard was under imperial rule. 'Ow the seven 'ells did Carvallain manage to get 'old o' this?
Anyroad, I reckon I can cook up summat fresh an' new with it. Thanks fer the delivery, friend.
Speak with Carvallain
Carvallain
Welcome back. It would seem both samples were rather well received, and this is in no small part due to our affable courier.
'Tis unfortunate, but notoriety accumulated over the course of years does not fade overnight. There are many still who are hesitant to do business with savage pirates.
Yet the old days of piracy have passed, giving way to a new wave of opportunity. My crew and I have decided to embrace this wave.
- FR Nous avons reçu une lettre de marque de l'amirale Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, ce qui fait de nous des corsaires. ‘We have received a letter of marque from Admiral Merlwyb Bloefhiswyn, which makes us privateers.’ English speaks of embracing a new wave of opportunity; French says they received a letter of marque from the admiral.
- DE Aber seit Admiral Merlwyb uns Kaperbriefe ausstellt, ist unsere Arbeit ganz legal. ‘But since Admiral Merlwyb has been issuing us letters of marque, our work is entirely legal.’ English speaks of embracing a new wave of opportunity; German says the Admiral issues them letters of marque.
- JA メルウィブ提督から「私掠船免許」を受けた合法的な「武装商船」です。 ‘We are a lawful "armed merchant ship" that has received a "privateering license" from Admiral Merlwyb.’ English speaks of embracing a new wave of opportunity; Japanese says they hold a privateering license from Admiral Merlwyb.
With the Admiral's blessing, we engage in a form of trade with Garlean ships. Everything we do, you may rest assured, is within the law.
- FR Nos transactions avec les vaisseaux garlemaldais peuvent paraître un peu agressives, mais c'est pour le bien de Limsa Lominsa. ‘Our dealings with Garlean vessels may seem a bit aggressive, but it's for the good of Limsa Lominsa.’ English insists everything they do is within the law; French says it is for the good of Limsa Lominsa.
- DE Nur die bringen wir auf, ganz zum Wohle Limsa Lominsas. ‘Only those do we board, entirely for the good of Limsa Lominsa.’ English insists everything they do is within the law; German says it is all for Limsa Lominsa's good.
- JA これが時代に合った、生き方というものですよ。 ‘This is what is called a way of life suited to the times.’ English insists everything they do is within the law; Japanese calls it a way of life suited to the times.
- JA ガレマール帝国の船を相手に、少々手荒な「仕入れ交渉」をしているにすぎません。 ‘We are merely conducting somewhat rough "purchasing negotiations" with the ships of the Garlean Empire.’ Japanese jokes about 'somewhat rough purchasing negotiations'; English calls it 'a form of trade' within the law.