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Gungan Kill2 (internal journal)

Walkthrough and QA reference for Gungan Kill2 (internal journal) (SW_GunganKill2).

At a glance#

JournalSW_GunganKill2
CategorySystems & Internal Journals
Journal entries1
Completion branchesNo explicit Finished marker
Starts byDefeat Jeffy in Manaan, Cantina and allow its script to update the quest.
Key locationsManaan, Cantina

Walkthrough#

1. Defeat Jeffy in Manaan, Cantina and allow its script to update the quest#

Defeat Jeffy in Manaan, Cantina and allow its script to update the quest.

Expected journal update — index 5: I have killed the Gungan Jeffy.

Characters & locations#

Locations implicated by actor/object placement or explicit travel:

  • Manaan, Cantina
Technical / QA reference

Journal ID: SW_GunganKill2 Generated category: Systems & Internal Journals Journal entries: 1

Exact journal progression

IndexStateJournal textDirect setters found
5—I have killed the Gungan Jeffy.1

Record-level trigger map

Stage 5

I have killed the Gungan Jeffy.

How this stage is set:

  • Script SW_GunganSecond. attached to Npc Jeffy (SW_Gungan2); placed in Manaan, Cantina.
If ( OnDeath )
    If ( DoOnce == 0 )
        Journal SW_GunganKill2 5
        Set DoOnce to 1
    endif

Scripts that read or write this journal:

  • SW_GunganSecond — Npc Jeffy (SW_Gungan2); placed in Manaan, Cantina

Cells implicated by actor/object placement or explicit travel code:

  • Manaan, Cantina

Generated playtest checklist

  • Start/reach the quest naturally and verify journal index 5 is obtainable.
  • Reach index 5: I have killed the Gungan Jeffy.
  • Verify any scripted reward/item transfer shown above actually occurs.
  • Verify involved NPCs/objects remain present and usable after the stage transition.
  • Verify no unrelated vanilla Morrowind dialogue/quest state appears during the flow.

QA console reference

Current journal state can be inspected with the OpenMW/Morrowind journal tooling for SW_GunganKill2. Manually forcing journal indices is useful for diagnosis, but does not substitute for testing the scripts/dialogue that normally cause the transition.