Arfur is a character in the Super Mario series. He first appeared in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. He is a Doogan in Rougeport, and his friend is Swindell. They wisper to each other a lot.
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| - Arfur is a character in the Super Mario series. He first appeared in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. He is a Doogan in Rougeport, and his friend is Swindell. They wisper to each other a lot.
- Arfur is a minor character from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- Arfur is a Doogan who appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He doesn't play a significant role in the story, though does have a trouble that the player can partake in.
- Arfur is a character featured in Fable II. He is a career criminal who lives in Bowerstone. Arfur first appears during A Hero's Tale. Sometime during his childhood, he stole an item and fled from the town guards. He came across the young Hero of Southcliff, and gave the item to him. Shortly thereafter, a young guard named Giles appears and asks the young Hero where Arfur went. The Hero then has the choice of either revealing Arfur's position or trying to deceive Giles. Either way, Giles finds Arfur and takes the Hero home.
- Arfur is a minor character from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is one of several Doogans that live in Rogueport. He and his good friend Swindell can usually be found on the eastside of the town in front of the Trouble Center. Goombella remarks that both Arfur and Swindell are often whispering to each other about something unknown. Arfur is the only Doogan in the whole game that was given an official name. While he has actually no real impact on the plot, he leaves a request at the Trouble Center once during the game. Arfur plans to open his own shop, and he needs to know the current value of Fire Flowers, Sleepy Sheeps, and Tasty Tonics, based on their prices in the Toad Bros. Bazaar. Mario can collect this information, but it is also possible to simply lie to Arfur, as he will no
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| - Arfur is a character in the Super Mario series. He first appeared in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door. He is a Doogan in Rougeport, and his friend is Swindell. They wisper to each other a lot.
- Arfur is a minor character from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He is one of several Doogans that live in Rogueport. He and his good friend Swindell can usually be found on the eastside of the town in front of the Trouble Center. Goombella remarks that both Arfur and Swindell are often whispering to each other about something unknown. Arfur is the only Doogan in the whole game that was given an official name. While he has actually no real impact on the plot, he leaves a request at the Trouble Center once during the game. Arfur plans to open his own shop, and he needs to know the current value of Fire Flowers, Sleepy Sheeps, and Tasty Tonics, based on their prices in the Toad Bros. Bazaar. Mario can collect this information, but it is also possible to simply lie to Arfur, as he will not suspect anything. After he receives the information, he will state that he can in no way compete with the other stores' prices, and will ditch his idea again. He will then give you 10 Coins for helping him.
- Arfur is a minor character from Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- Arfur is a Doogan who appears in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. He doesn't play a significant role in the story, though does have a trouble that the player can partake in.
- Arfur is a character featured in Fable II. He is a career criminal who lives in Bowerstone. Arfur first appears during A Hero's Tale. Sometime during his childhood, he stole an item and fled from the town guards. He came across the young Hero of Southcliff, and gave the item to him. Shortly thereafter, a young guard named Giles appears and asks the young Hero where Arfur went. The Hero then has the choice of either revealing Arfur's position or trying to deceive Giles. Either way, Giles finds Arfur and takes the Hero home. Arfur is first encountered during Childhood, in which he tries to convince Rose into becoming a prostitute, but she declines, expressing her disgust. Later, the owner of the local warehouse, Balthazar, hires Rose and Sparrow to clear his warehouse of a beetle infestation. Once inside, it is revealed that the beetles were let in by Arfur working under orders from Nicky "the Nickname" Chalmers. He tells Sparrow to smash up Balthazar's stock rather than killing the beetles. His final appearance in Childhood is after Rose and Sparrow have collected all five warrants for Derek, a local guard. Rather than give Derek the warrants, the Hero has the choice of giving the warrants to Arfur. If Arfur is given the warrants, Old Town becomes infested by criminals and the guards abandon the sector. In gratitude for the Hero's service, he arranges a meeting with some of his associates, the Assassination Society; they will give the Hero work as an assassin. Alternatively, if Derek is given the warrants, Old Town becomes a beautiful, crime-free neighbourhood. Derek explains that Nicky Chalmers and his whole crew were arrested; this does not include Arfur, but he has been driven out of Old Town. Arfur makes another appearance in the Bowerstone Market, where he is seen near the docks. Having become an associate of the bandit Ripper, Arfur approaches the Hero with a job opportunity. Giles, now a farmer, is posing a problem to Ripper's operations in Brightwood. He asks the Hero to travel to Brightwood and help Ripper by killing Giles. Alternatively, per the Cold Comfort Farmer quest, the Hero can aid Giles by killing Ripper and his gang.
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