Ashlanders may challenge a stranger who enters a yurt without invitation. Customs differ with different tribes, but leave when requested, and you may be forgiven. Be particularly careful about ashkhans -- tribal chiefs -- and wise women -- tribal seers and counselors. Some are welcoming, some are hostile. Be courteous, and leave if requested. If offended, they may attack.

You've been expelled, but maybe you can join the Imperial Legion again.

You lost the challenge, but at least you had the courage to try.

You won the duel of courtesy. Perhaps the Armigers won't be so quick to judge us from now on.

You murdered Salyn Sarethi. Now the Armigers will never accept us as equals. I can't expel you over this, but I can still give you orders: Leave Ebonheart now and do not return.

Yes, I heard. You lost the contest with Salyn Sarethi. But do not be ashamed. You accepted the challenge and matched wits with the best of the Buoyant Armigers.

Yes, I heard. You won a poetry riddle contest against Salyn Sarethi, the best of the Buoyant Armigers. What I wouldn't give to be at the Tower of Dusk right now... Ah, but since you are not just a simple warrior, perhaps you would appreciate this book.

Salyn Sarethi, a Buoyant Armiger at the Tower of Dusk in Ghostgate claims we have no courtesy. Go best him in a duel of wit and poetry. You might want to find the Red Book of Riddles first.

Salyn Sarethi, a Buoyant Armiger at the Tower of Dusk in Ghostgate claims we have no courtesy. Go best him in a duel of wit and poetry.

The contest is over. And I still say the Legion has no courtesy.

The contest is over. I admit that I was wrong.

Just as I expected, you have proven that the Legion has no courtesy.

Yes, I admit I was wrong. You have proven to me that the Legion has courtesy.

Yes, I said that the Legion has no courtesy, wit, poetry, or honor. I will concede that you have wit and poetry if you can win a contest of riddles.