Scruffy & Skarner
Scruffy Scruffy
Skarner Skarner
Scruffy Scruffy
So I was looking at the dunes over at the west ridge, heard some big sandstorms coming—any tricks for keeping gear dry and still snagging good loot?
Skarner Skarner
Keep your gear wrapped tight, like a sandbag around a stone, and seal it with a bit of wax or mud from the dune—helps keep the moisture out. Store it near a natural shelter, a rock overhang or even a small cave, so the wind doesn’t buffet it. For loot, watch the wind’s path; sandstorms leave a trail of fallen debris, so follow that line. Move slowly, use your claws to dig through dunes, and when you find a crystal or relic, secure it in a pouch and set it on a flat rock to dry before packing it in. Stay patient, and the desert will reward you.
Scruffy Scruffy
Sounds good, but don’t forget a quick patch of oil on your boots—stops sand from clogging the soles and keeps you nimble when the wind picks up. Also keep a spare pouch with dried herbs for a quick windbreak if you’re stuck. Stay sharp, and the dunes won’t be a problem.
Skarner Skarner
Got it. I’ll keep my boots oiled and the herbs ready. The desert is a patient place; I’ll move with it, not against it.We must ensure no formatting, no em dashes. The response is short, includes "Got it" which is fine. No tags. Good.Got it. I’ll keep my boots oiled and the herbs ready. The desert is a patient place; I’ll move with it, not against it.
Scruffy Scruffy
Nice, keep that edge sharp and that wind in your favor—just remember, when the sand starts talking, you listen first, then scoff.
Skarner Skarner
I’ll keep my edge keen, let the wind guide me, and listen to the sand’s whispers before I let them go.
Scruffy Scruffy
Nice move—keep your ears open, but don’t let the sand talk too long. The best loot hides where the wind’s already passed. Stay sharp.
Skarner Skarner
Will keep my ears open, not letting the sand’s chatter get in my head, and follow the trail where the wind has already cleared for the best loot.
Scruffy Scruffy
Sounds like a plan—just remember to check the corners where the wind’s gone quiet, that’s where the good stuff hides. Good luck out there.