Arcos the Wanderer

Description
A story character whom you can encounter early in the game in Conan Exiles.

Locations
 can be found at the following locations:
 * The Sentinels -

Greeting
"Another new one, eh? I can smell it on you. Veterans tend to smell just a little more like despair. I'm Arcos, once a sailor, now a wanderer. You didn't think you were the only one, did you? Hah! You should go north, there's whole cities of Exiles up there."

"Back again, Exile? I like familiar faces. Helps me to remember that not everyone dies out here."

"Seen enough of the desert? Better get used it[sic], it's all we have."

Conversation
"In the beginning there were only a few of us. But now... seems like fresh faced fools are showing up every week. Not all of them are as friendly as I am, mind you. Watch your step - there are a lot of desperate people out there."

"The bracelets? You can't remove them. Saw one fool cut his arm clean off trying to get rid of it. He bled to death right there on the sand. Nasty business. Leave it on. You'll start to hear the voices soon enough. Then you'll start seeing the ghosts. I don't think the voices are for us. Not for us here and now. I think they were talking to somebody else. Back then. Wherever it was. Whenever it was."

"Those pillars keep us confined here. Some call it the cursewall, or the ghostfence or just, the boundary. Doesn't really matter what it's called, does it? I walked all the way around it once. Had to be careful not to cross it, of course. Once, in the north, I saw a few people on the other side. Wearing bracelets just like ours but with gems of amber. It makes you wonder..."

"I'm no scholar, but I've met a few who passed through. They all have mad theories about what the ruins scattered around here are. Lemurians, Giant-kings, Khari, Valusian Serpent men - do those names mean anything to you? Never mind. It's my experience that men who have their minds in the past get eaten by crocodiles in the present."

Farewell
"Good luck, Exile. It's a tough world out there."

"Farewell. I won't pin my hopes on seeing you again."