Waysoftheearth's Hinterlands PBP
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"This is awfully good grub!" Olaf says, "You sure you don't want to join us, Padrig?"waysoftheearth wrote:"Good idea," says Victor a few minutes later around a huge mouthful of buttered scone, jam and cream as he sees Padrig watching them patiently.
"You keep a watch out," he manages and returns to shoveling fresh strawberries into his mouth as he thickly butters what must surely be his eighth scone.
"First we must consider the number of shares." Olaf says sitting back, "We have two fallen comrades, both Templars, and I propose that each receive a full share of the coins. Their shares to be contributed to their orders...along with their effects. If Padrig is joining our group, I propose we front him a half share to help fund him, and finally, I propose we reserve another half share to reward those who have supported us so far...a few extra silver to our current host, a few more to the merchant that sold us the map, and to the farmer who owns the barn that provided our resting place last night."danhem wrote:Ulric fills himself with bread, butter, jam, honey, and coffee. He almost forgets the horrors of the last week.
With his hunger finally sated, and an almost too full feeling setting in, Ulric begins to look over the mass of wealth they accumulated from their first foray into this very dangerous land.
"Well," he begins. "The coins are easy enough to divide. We should trade the copper for silver as soon as possible. Either that or the warriors can take their share in copper and trade it for steel. We can each take one of these small gems, they're easier to carry than coin. We could try to sell the rest."
"I think we need to find that merchant we met earlier and try to deal with him." Olaf says, "He could be a friend on this Merchant's Guild that seems to have much power here in Ket. He would also know where we can get items appraised and perhaps buy, or direct us to buyers, for the other items.""These other items are a little more questionable. Some may have been enchanted by ancient sorcerers or shamen." Ulric's voice betrays a bit of excitement over this possibility. "These rings, the scepter, and the statue are likely sources of magic. Selling them before we find out would be foolish in my opinion. The choker, letter opener and goblet we should try to fence for some silver."
There are 9 PCs (Caine, Mads, Dieter, Olaf, Ulric, Taines, Flewellen, Padrig and Gustave), 2 NPCs (Anwyn, Victor), and 2 deceased PCs (Rodrick, Krystin).eris wrote:OOC: Somebody help me out here, 9 shares for active PC's, 1 share for the 2 dead PC's, 1/2 share for the 1 new PC, and 1/2 share to TIP current allies. Is that right?
Mads arrives back at the Plow and Furrow, and almost has to fight his way past the fat proprietor to get into the common room where his fellow are feasting and discussing the division of the loot.verhaden wrote: Mads heads back to the Plow and Furrow, wondering if Flewellen and that Gustave fellow have returned.
You need to allocate all of the treasure to party members for the purposes of dividing the XP. You can spend the loot however you like after that, of course.eris wrote:and 1/2 share to TIP current allies.
There are a total of 38gp, 309sp, 3200cp to divide, a simple matter for Ulric's mathematical mind, but beyond Anwyn's skill (intelligence 7). You are all aware that a money changer will typically charge 7 copper pennies for each silver shilling.danhem wrote: "The coins are easy enough to divide. We should trade the copper for silver as soon as possible."
Ulric and/or Flewellen had best investigate some means of divining the nature of these goods then... the Traders' Concourse is said to house a respectable library of history and lore.danhem wrote: "These other items are a little more questionable. Some may have been enchanted by ancient sorcerers or shamen."