Dock boatman (Rolf's Boats) · Cinder Isle (5th island, volcano), Slagport Landing (seated).
Shop
Stock refills at 6:00 once a full day of play has passed. Prices are before the Merchant skill; a weapon is priced by its level (shown at Lv 1) and rarity.
| Item | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|
 Boat | — | 1 |
 Single Engine | 600 gold | 1 |
 Double Engine | 1500 gold | 1 |
Buys boat parts for 90% of their worth, and anything else worth gold for 35%.
Talk
- “Rolf. I give out boats. One each, free. Volcano or no volcano, a man needs a boat. Especially a volcano. That's when you really want a boat.”
- “The road goes up to Cinderhold, then on up to the crater. Stick to the road. Off the road the ground's got opinions. Hot ones.”
- “People ask me, Rolf, what do you do if it blows? I say, I get in a boat. That's the advantage of the job. Everybody else has to come find me first.”
- “I bring the supplies over every morning. Magda's provisions, Torvald's coal. Torvald doesn't need coal. The mountain heats his forge for free. He orders it anyway. Says he likes the smell. I think he's lonely.”
Shop greetings
- “Boats. One free. Engines cost gold. Gold melts at a thousand degrees. So you might as well spend it before you find out.”
- “Back again. You smell like smoke. Everybody here smells like smoke. You've gone native.”
Quips
After you buy
- “There's your engine. Runs hot. Everything runs hot here. She'll fit right in.”
When you can't afford it
- “You're short. Engines cost what they cost. The volcano doesn't give discounts. Neither do I. We're very consistent out here.”
When you claim your boat
- “There's your boat. Free. Keep her off the black sand. It's hot. She's wood. You can see where that goes.”
When your bag is full
- “Bag's full. Lighten up. You've got a mountain to climb. Hot mountain. Steep. You don't want the extra weight.”
When you already have a boat
- “You've already got a boat. Call her. She'll come. She'll complain about the heat. They all do.”
After you sell
- “I'll take it. I'll leave it on the dock. Give it a week, it'll be a different shape. Still worth something.”
When it is sold out
- “That's gone for today. More tomorrow. They come over on the morning boat. That's me. I'm the morning boat.”
When they don't buy it
- “Can't use that. If it doesn't float, it's no good to me. That doesn't float. I checked. In the sea. It's down there now. Sorry.”
Before you can build a boat
- “Name's Rolf. I keep the boats at the foot of the volcano. You know how a boat's made? No? Then I can't give you one. Gus's rule. Gus has never seen a volcano. Gus gets nervous near a stove.”
- “You need the boat plans first. I don't make the rules. I just sit next to them. Out here sitting's dangerous enough. The dock's warm. Sometimes too warm.”
Once you can
- “Heard from Gallows Rest. Gus got his plans back, and it was you that got them. So you get a boat. Free. Out here free is rare. Usually it costs you an eyebrow.”
Calling your boat
- “Here she comes. Little soot on the front. That's not damage. That's the local look.”
- “There she is. She knows the way in. She's not crazy about it. Neither am I. But here we are.”
When you walk off mid-sentence
- “Ja. Go. The boat leaves when it leaves. So do people, apparently.”
- “Walking off. Fine. The sea does that too. Then it comes back wetter.”
- “Okay. I'll finish it for the gulls. The gulls never leave. They want my lunch.”