Scar

Scar
The Lion King
Information
Type:	Character
Collection:	Dreamlight Valley
From:	The Lion King
Voiced By:	James Horan
House:	Scar's Cave
Unlock Quest:	Nature & Nurture

Scar is a character from the Disney film The Lion King (1994).

He's encountered after unlocking the Sunlit Plateau and completing the story quest The Curse from Mother Gothel.

Unlocking

Scar is unlocked after advancing through story quests, and can be met after completing the quest The Curse. Additionally the Sunlit Plateau will also need to be unlocked for 7,000.

The Pillars of Friendship, Courage, Power, and Trust must first be restored - then the way to Scar's Cave will be cleared and the quests to restore the pillar in Sunlit Plateau can be started.

Schedule

Main article: Time.

	Time	Location
	2:00 AM	Unavailable. Sleeping inside his home.
	6:00 AM	Chez Remy eating inside the Restaurant.
	8:00 AM	Wandering the Valley or visiting his home.
	6:00 PM	Chez Remy eating inside the Restaurant.
	8:00 PM	Wandering the Valley or visiting his home.

Friendship Rewards

Scar will award the following rewards when Friendship levels are reached. Friendship can be leveled up through gifts, quests, conversation, or by hanging out.

Lvl	Image	Name	Type
		Wildebeest Remains	Furniture
		Design Motif	Custom Clothing Motif
	500
		Lion Wall Sculpture	Furniture
		Design Motif	Custom Clothing Motif
	1,000
		Paw Print Rock Slab	Furniture
		Design Motif	Custom Clothing Motif
		Volcanic Stove	Furniture

House

Scar's Cave

Main article Scar's Cave

Scar lives in a cave inside a large bone pile which is first found in the Elephant Graveyard area of the Sunlit Plateau.

The cave does not need to be built, but will be blocked until after the quest The Curse.

Quests

Story Quests

• Nature & Nurture
• Forgotten Relics: The Drawing

Friendship Quests

• Friends Aren't Food ( Scar Level 2)
• Breaking Bones ( Scar Level 4)
• The Circle of Life ( Scar Level 7)
• The Making of a Monarch ( Scar Level 10)

Daily Discussions

Do you have a question?

Tell me, oh noble leader... What do you enjoy most about ruling over this Village? →  Helping people. Ugh. Really? You love "helping"? I find it rather tedious. →  Being in charge. I couldn't agree more. Power and control are the true joys of leadership. →  Talking to everyone. Really? You enjoy talking to these lackwits? Well, there's no accounting for taste.

Everything okay?

Player, why don't the fools around here respect my natural superiority? →  What makes YOU so superior? Well, I am at the top of the food chain. And of course, there's my cunning and brilliance. →  People don't recognize your brilliance. They don't, and it's such a tragedy. A loss to the entire community. →  Maybe it's because you're a jerk to everyone. If I'm uncivil, it's because I'm not appreciated. If only I were given what I deserve, life here would be sublime. →  What do you think you deserve? Respect... Admiration... And to be made king of all I survey. Everyone would benefit. I assure you. →  Are you sure? Of course. When I have what is rightfully mine... ...all will be as it should be. →  That sounds reasonable. Of course it does. I'm never wrong.

Something on your mind?

I have a little thought exercise for you. Which Villager do you think would be the most delicious? →  Bad kitty! Oh, don't overreact, Player. I haven't done anything wrong. →  This isn't a fun thought exercise! [continue to next line] →  YOU CAN'T EAT THE OTHER VILLAGERS. Ugh, I'm excruciatingly aware. This is all strictly hypothetical, of course. Though it does feel as if my diet has been strictly hypothetical lately. You put so many limitation on who... ahem... WHAT I'm allowed to eat. I'm practically skin and bones. →  How about some delicious vegetable snacks? ... I'm a carnivore, you ingrate. →  You look fine to me. Well, I'm not. I'm famished! And all the fish in your waters aren't going to change that. →  Go catch some fish. Ugh. That sounds like work.

Tell me about you.

You're staring at my scar, aren't you? Want to know how I got it? →   Yes. Oh, there are many dangers that can leave a mark. Let's play a game. Guess how I got my scar. →  Cobra. Hmm... Imagine... while I slept, a cobra curled up near me for warmth. And when I woke, I startled it. It struck out, catching me near my eye. →  Cape Buffalo. Oh yes, they are dangerous. I may have made a careless mistake crossing the savanna... ...and a startled buffalo tore at my face with her horns. →  Mufasa. You think my brother Mufasa gave me this scar? An accident while we were cubs? Or not such an accident when he became king? Perhaps. But I'll never say. It's far too private a memory. →  No. Well, if you aren't curious, then stop staring!

What's on your mind?

Player, do you have a Villager you're not particularly fond of? Perhaps someone who annoys you incessantly? Who you'd rather not have around? →   No. I like everyone. Everyone? Really? Absolutely everyone? →  Really. Absolutely everyone. How disappointing. →  ... Are you drooling? Of course not. I do not drool. I was merely... savoring the thought of... something. →   Why do you ask? Oh, no reason. Just an idle curiosity. →  Well, I like everyone. How disappointing. →  ... Are you drooling? Of course not. I do not drool. I was merely... savoring the thought of... something. →  ... Are you drooling? Of course not. I do not drool. I was merely... savoring the thought of... something.

What's wrong?

Ursula is being absurd. She's told me that there are beasts beneath the sea who are far more ferocious than any lion. Creatures called "sharks". →  Sharks are more ferocious than lions. They sound like overgrown fish with delusions of grandeur. →  Lions are more ferocious than sharks. Precisely. They sound like nothing more than overgrown fish. →  Sharks and lions are both pretty dangerous. Oh, please. They sound like nothing more than overgrown fish. I'm sure I'd make quick work of any shark. Hmm. Just thinking about it makes me hungry.

Why are you looking at me like that?

Why don't I ever see you with a wildebeest slung over your shoulder? When, exactly, do you hunt? →  I don't hunt. You don't hunt? But then... →  That's not something I can do. You can't hunt? How tragic. →   I don't like wildebeest. Then zebra. Or gazelle. player Not a fan of any of those. Sorry. What do you eat? →  Anything with chocolate. I'm afraid I've no idea what that is... But it does sound... intriguing. →   Sandwiches. What is a "sandwich"? player It's like... food, but with two pieces of bread around it. So, if I were to put two pieces of this "bread" around a wildebeest... that would be a sandwich? player Um... that's a very philosophical question... →   Salads. Salads...? player You know... some lettuce, tomatoes, maybe a little dressing... You've just described a bowl of leaves. How wretched.

You look angry.

I should have always been King of Pride Rock, not my brother. And certainly not my fool of a nephew. I had the lion's share of intelligence, and that's far more important in a leader than brute strength. →   You're ill-suited. Ill-suited? Bite your tongue! Name one thing that Simba has that would make him a better king than me! →  Kindness. Kindness? That's just another word for weakness. Kings need to be strong! And ruthless. →  Respect. I respect creatures that deserve my respect. But I've met so very few of those. →  Friends. Ugh, you mean the meerkat and the warthog? If they're what passes for friends these days, I far prefer solitude. →  Get over it. You're suggesting I just get "over it"? Being denied my rightful place in favor of a scrawny little cub? You have no idea what you're talking about. →  Maybe you're right. Finally! Someone who sees me for all that I am! I should have been king. I SHOULD be king.

You look sad.

Life's not fair, is it? I have to contend with countless fools trying to deny me my rightful place as king... ...and you have to deal with a bumbling parade of incompetents stumbling through your Village. →   I like the Villagers. Truly? Most of them are less inspiring than hyenas. You do know that everyone is just here to take advantage of your talents? They're scavengers. →  Not true. Far be it from me to intrude on your delusions. →  I'm happy to share. Altruism is just another form of gullibility. →  At least I've got talents. But evidently, "wit" is not among them. →  You're just bitter. Until I'm recognized as the rightful king of all I survey... I have a great deal to be bitter about. →   As you like to say, "I'm surrounded by fools." Yes, it's our lot in life to suffer, surrounded by incompetents not worthy of us. Perhaps you could give me control over more of the Valley. Wouldn't it be a refreshing change to work with someone... capable? →  No way. Grr. Your loss. →  I'll consider it. Consider it quickly. I'm in a generous mood, but it won't last forever.

History

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