Kiyahtla
Npc
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| Kiyahtla | |||||||||||||||||||
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| Released | 23 July 2025 (Update) | ||||||||||||||||||
| Members | Yes | ||||||||||||||||||
| Race | Human | ||||||||||||||||||
| Location | Tlati Rainforest | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Gender | Male | ||||||||||||||||||
| Options | Talk-to | ||||||||||||||||||
| Examine | Familiar with a more pared-back living arrangement. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| NPC ID | 14740 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Link | MOID | ||||||||||||||||||
Kiyahtla is a verbose and odd man in the Tlati Rainforest, near the Dragon Nest. He was left in the rainforest as a child with a large number of books, including a dictionary and thesaurus, resulting in his magniloquent speaking patterns.
Players can use items on Kiyahtla. For most items, he provides a generic response: "I have little to say on this object. Congratulations on your ownership of it.".
When presented with certain items, however, he provides unique responses:
| Item | Response | |
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| Any bird house | "A most devious design. A residence not for the bird, but for its own residence." | |
| Damp egg | "This evokes such feelings that I thought extinct. What purpose did you think showing me this served? No, I shan't remain silent. What crude humours possessed you such that you even thought to moisten an egg?" | |
| Rope | "Ah, humble rope. A reminder of the ties that bind us all. Utilitarian." | |
| Stew | "The duplicitous stew. Both liquid and solid. A villain's nourishment." | |
Dialogue
Trivia
- Kiyahtla's opening dialogue of "Oh, I do declare!" is likely a reference to Scarlett O'Hara's similar recurring line from the 1939 film Gone With the Wind.
- His origin story is very similar to that of Tarzan in the original book.
- Kiyahtla means "the rain" or "a rainstorm" as a noun distinct from the verb "Kiyahuitl" or "to rain" which is a modern spelling of the Classic Nahuatl "quiyahuitl". "Quiyahuitl" is the 19th day sign of the Tōnalpōhualli.
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