Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic/Woorwill's Home

You enter the Home of Woorwill at its east end: its Exit is in the wall behind you. You never need to enter, but there are items in a wicker basket in the back corner to the southwest, and you can speak to the Wookiees Jaarak and Woorwill about the Wookiee Lost, both before and after finding him (but any experience received can also be received elsewhere).

Woorwill in his home with Jaarak, whose back is to you on the right. The wicker basket is in the back corner on the left.

Exit

The exit to the village is in the east wall, and there's a wicker bin at the back of the room in the southwest corner:

Wicker Basket Long Sword Medpac Repair Kit

Wookiee Lost

Two Wookiees stand in the middle of the room. You can ask them questions about the lost Wookiee, Rorworr. The elder, Jaarak, stands on the right:

Jaarak: What is it you want, outsider? You are not welcome here, no matter what anyone says.

Jaarak: Why do you return, outsider? Didn't I make myself clear enough? I don't want you here!

Dialog

1. I wanted to ask you about Kashyyyk. Jaarak: I have nothing to say to you. Go and learn what you can while bleeding our planet of its people and honor. Woorwill: Should we ask if they've seen Rorworr? They understand us. Most outsiders don't bother to learn our language. Zaalbar: Name understands much more than most outsiders. Mission: It isn't an easy language to learn, what with all the growls and howls. Big Z told me the whole point was to make it difficult for outsiders to understand. Jaarak: You have been welcomed back, Zaalbar, but your time away has made you blind. I won't speak to this outsider, and neither will Woorwill. Jaarak: You are no more welcome here than they are, mad-claw. I won't speak to either of you, and neither will Woorwill. Jaarak: I will not speak to them and neither will you, Woorwill. I won't allow it. 2. I'm Name, and I'm here with Chuundar's permission. Show a little respect. 2. You should show respect. I'm Name. I helped Freyyr back to power. Jaarak: You are an outsider. Your kind have done more damage here than any one of you could ever hope to fix. You taint us... and bring out the worst in everything. You will get no respect from me. 2. I must leave. Jaarak: Good riddance. Don't come back, outsider.

The younger Woorwill stands on the left, and he's more forthcoming:

Woorwill: I've... I've never spoken to an outsider. I mean, Chuundar makes us learn to understand you, but I've never been this close to one of you.

Dialog

Jolee: We're rather hairless, aren't we? HK-47: Warning: And get no closer, hairy organic! I will protect the master from your barbaric ways, I warn you! Woorwill: What are you doing here? Have you come to laugh at us? Come to gloat about how many of us you take? Can you even understand me? 2. I understand you. I'm not here as a slaver. Woorwill: Then why are you here? 3. Goodbye. Woorwill: Goodbye, I guess. Upon returning: Woorwill: You're back again? Have you seen... no, you wouldn't tell me. You wouldn't care. Jaarak: Leave the boy alone. Please. 1. I'm Name. I'm here with Chuundar's permission. 1. I'm Name. I helped Freyyr return to power. I'm a friend. 2. I go where I want. You'll do as I say. Woorwill: I don't know about that. I hear lots of things and I'm not sure what to think anymore. Jaarak: Just like any other outsider; half mad and no honor. 1. Can I ask you some questions? 1. Quiet you, I'm talking to this one. Woorwill: Oh, please don't. I haven't been paying attention to anything sinc Rorworr went missing. Do you know anything about that? I hope not. I hope you slavers didn't get him. N-not that you're a slaver. I'm sorry. I'm very tired. I haven't slept much lately. 1. Who was Rorworr? 1. Go over who Rorworr was again. Woorwill: Rorworr? Oh, he's the greatest! He's led hunting parties to the Shadowlands, and even fought outsiders! Slavers... like you probably are. He's taught me a lot. He said I could grow up as strong as him, that I'd fight you too. I will, too. I will. 2. When did Rorworr go missing? 2. And you can't tell me when Rorwoor went missing? Jaarak: Stop bothering the boy, outsider! He doesn't need you taunting him. Woorwill: But what if they know something? Maybe they could help? Jaarak: An outsider? Help? Look around you, Woorwill. Outsiders do nothing but steal and lie and taint the best among us! Outsider, you talk to me if you must bother us at all. Leave him alone.

A Wookiee Lost The Wookiees are worried about a popular member of their tribe that has recently gone missing. Rorworr cannot be found. His friends Jaarak and Woorwill await him at Woorwill's home.

Once Rorworr's remains are found in the upper Shadowlands, Woorwill can identify the bolt casing found on the body:

Dialog

2. Do you know whose bolt casing this is? Woorwill: What? Uh, sure, it looks like... like Jaarak's. I think so, anyway. I'm not sure. 1. This bolt casing was found on Rorworr's body. 1. I found Jaarak's bolts on Rorworr's body. 2. You'd better be sure, fool. I found it on your hero's corpse. Woorwill: On... Rorworr's body? Then... then he's dead? But he can't be! Jaarak: Don't listen to him, Woorwill. Outsiders only lie when their mouths are open, you know that. Jaarak: Like I said before, Woorwill, don't believe what they say. Trust your own kind. 1. Rorworr was dealing with slavers. Do you know anything about this? 2. You will listen when I talk! I speak the truth! Jaarak: No he doesn't! You don't say another thing to him! You want to lie, you lie to me, outsider! Bastila: I think I begin to see what has occurred here. We should speak to Jaarak at once. Jaarak: Leave... leave the boy alone. Please. You will want to talk to me. 1. What do you have to say about it? 2. I want to go over this with Woorwill again. Jaarak: Speak with me directly, away from the boy. Please. Woorwill: I'm not sure that I should have said anything to you in the first place. 3. Very well. I will speak with you, Jaarak. Goodbye, Woorwill.

Jaarak can also identify the bolt casing... his own:

Dialog

1. Do you recognize this bowcaster bolt casing? Jaarak: The casing is mine. It bears my family runes, and markings for each of the creatures I have killed. Mission: Yours? Why would we find your casing beside... no, it couldn't be. Could it? Jolee: *sigh* This will end in sadness. Don't say I didn't warn you. Bastila: I do not like where this is leading. I fear it can only end in sorrow. Jaarak: Where did you get that, outsider? Did you have someone steal it? Have you sunk to petty theft now?

A Wookiee Lost The bolt casing found on Rorworr's corpse belongs to Jaarak. Jaarak may be the one that killed Rorworr.

Received: 200 Bolt casing recognized as belonging to Jaarak

You can continue the dialog to accuse him of Rorworr's murder:

Dialog

1. I found it on Rorworr's corpse. You killed him, didn't you? 1. You are Jaarak, aren't you? I know what you did. Jaarak: What... what are you talking about? I warn you, outsider, I won't tolerate your lies in my home. 1. Can you explain why your bowcaster casing was found on his body? Woorwill: What is going on Jaarak? What are they talking about? Jaarak: Nothing! Outsider lies! Do not listen to them, Woorwill! 1. Rorworr was dealing with the slavers. I found his datapad. Jaarak: No! Don't say anything else! I can't let you... I killed Rorworr. Tell Worrroznor, Holder of the Laws... he will judge me. Please... say nothing to Woorwill. Let a trial call me guilty. Let me be the monster, not Rorworr. Tell Worrroznor, Holder of the Laws, in the home east of here.

A Wookiee Lost Jaraak has been accused of killing Rorworr. He has offered no defense and awaits judgement from Worrroznor, the Holder of the Laws.

Received: 200 Jaarak accused of killing Rorworr

There's little point in speaking to either Wookiee after the bolt casing has been recognized, and even this isn't necessary as the same experience is received when Worrroznor, Holder of the Laws, whose home is to the east, recognizes the bolt casing and accuses Jaarak instead.

Dialog

Jaarak: You have made a terrible claim against me, outsider. Do what you must with it, but leave me alone. 1. I know that you had reason to kill Rorworr. 2. You are a murderer. You'll pay the harshest penalty. 3. Don't you want a chance to defend yourself? Jaarak: That's not for you to decide. You couldn't possibly understand how this affects my people or me. Jaarak: An outsider outraged at me! I laugh! You know nothing of me, or how hard any of this is! Jaarak: What I want is for you to leave. If you think you are worthy to take me before my peers, I won't stop you. Jaarak: Do what you must. The Holder of the Laws will decide my fate in proper Wookiee tradition. Woorwill: I don't understand what is going on... but I'm not listening to anything you have to say, outsider. You're trying to confuse me. Jaarak will... explain what he has said. I know he will. You don't know anything, and I won't listen to you.