LOST TRAILS OOC
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
No time to check or reply yet, but I would like to be given the chance to, if it's not too much bother. In case I don't find the opportunity in the following couple of days, feel free to proceed. Thank you.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
You have about 120 gp worth of silk and about 10 gp worth of spices.Wolfglide wrote:My base Appraise is not that good (+2), so at noon of that day or the next (whichever comes first after being presented with the spices), Klokulf will prepare divine insight instead of body blades, then cast it to get a +10 bonus on Appraise. Then his spell list will stand at its original lineup afterward.
Appraise (+12):
239577:0
Total: 30
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The coffer is also valuable, of course.
It could fetch 300 gold or so.
But you might wish to use it as a party strongbox, given that it's masterwork, lightweight, tough, and fitted with a high quality lock.
The scrolls would have only minor resale value; the value of the vellum. Selling such certificates would probably constitute an insult to the rulers of Harrowdale. The new owners wouldn't actually gain the honorary citizenship anyway, though they might misuse the scrolls by pretending to be the party members.
The potions could be resold for a good price. Not that I think you guys will give up useful magic items.
It could fetch 300 gold or so.
But you might wish to use it as a party strongbox, given that it's masterwork, lightweight, tough, and fitted with a high quality lock.
The scrolls would have only minor resale value; the value of the vellum. Selling such certificates would probably constitute an insult to the rulers of Harrowdale. The new owners wouldn't actually gain the honorary citizenship anyway, though they might misuse the scrolls by pretending to be the party members.
The potions could be resold for a good price. Not that I think you guys will give up useful magic items.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Some of you acquired other items, earlier in the last few parts/mini-chapters. Don't forget to note those on your sheets.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
The local dictator's goons guards are patrolling in squads of six mailed men with swords?
They're either paranoid or the city as whole bands of rebels or something. That's Falkovnia levels of paranoia.
They're either paranoid or the city as whole bands of rebels or something. That's Falkovnia levels of paranoia.
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Hehehehehehheheeeealhoon wrote:The local dictator's goons guards are patrolling in squads of six mailed men with swords?![]()
They're either paranoid or the city as whole bands of rebels or something. That's Falkovnia levels of paranoia.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
sleight of hand
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sense motive
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Is anybody doing anything besides just hanging out?
I have been purposefully vague about the actions and location of most PCs, to allow freedom of action and choice without stalling play at this non-action scene.
I have been purposefully vague about the actions and location of most PCs, to allow freedom of action and choice without stalling play at this non-action scene.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
Vistani... killing them here is not attracting Powers check and there's no Strahd to align with; those redplumes could simply chop off their heads.
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Indeed.alhoon wrote:Vistani... killing them here is not attracting Powers check and there's no Strahd to align with; those redplumes could simply chop off their heads.
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Re: LOST TRAILS OOC
How much is the "fair price" on the collection of Dale-ponies?
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These are not cheap horses. 120 Gp each. But Holman will knock the price down to 100 each if the party buys at least five. Holman maintains that these ponies are famously tough, sure-footed, easy to ride and handle.Wolfglide wrote:How much is the "fair price" on the collection of Dale-ponies?
He mentions that 'fancy nobs' from far western cities buy such mounts for their young sons and daughters.
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If a merchant says so to a bunch of travelers that have no way to verify those words, nor he will ever see again it must be so!.ewancummins wrote:These are not cheap horses. 120 Gp each. But Holman will knock the price down to 100 each if the party buys at least five. Holman maintains that these ponies are famously tough, sure-footed, easy to ride and handle.Wolfglide wrote:How much is the "fair price" on the collection of Dale-ponies?
He mentions that 'fancy nobs' from far western cities buy such mounts for their young sons and daughters.
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