Immersive Ink

ehiker133 wrote:
200??

*grumble grumble*

Ah, alright. Lemme try to remember what I deducted for it before so I can update my total again...

"Gustave, we're going to have to put that shiny new armour to work soon! Hope you don't mind it being covered with the filthy ichor of the undead..."

ADDENDUM: Ah, it was 171sp, so another 29sp should do it. At least I'm not running around with a lot of coins jingling about anymore! 30 coins is MUCH more manageable... :-\

mushgnome wrote:

waysoftheearth wrote: In fact, the only PCs with sufficient funds to cover the rent are; Deiter, Olaf, Ulric, Wibert, Highbough and Desmond. Gustave has blown his loot on a spanking suit of plate armour, and is now close to skint.

However, 200sp from each of the six PCs above will be enough to get you the keys.

Agreed?

Agreed, but Highbough will expect to be pampered. [img]images/smiley/smiley.png[/img]

sulldawga wrote:

waysoftheearth wrote:

sulldawga wrote: Dorgan isn't young but when it comes to coin, he's struggling.

He isn't as tall as a grown Man, either [img]images/smiley/smiley.png[/img]

I can't remember the last time I heard "I'm too tall for that helmet!" [img]images/smiley/wink.png[/img]

mushgnome wrote:
If Highbough has enough coin left over (and isn't maxed-out on encumberance) he would like to buy a nice oil-burning lantern and whatever oil he can carry. I think he is OK for weapons and armor.

tonneau wrote:

danhem wrote:Ok by me; but Gustave gets the small room. ;D

Gustave is more than happy with the wine cellar and a small (but very soft, and decked out with silk sheets) cot.

waysoftheearth wrote:

mushgnome wrote:If Highbough has enough coin left over (and isn't maxed-out on encumberance) he would like to buy a nice oil-burning lantern and whatever oil he can carry. I think he is OK for weapons and armor.

No problem.

waysoftheearth wrote:

eris wrote:Olaf doesn't really care which room he takes. Given the option he'll take one of the rooms on the 2nd floor (one up from ground floor), but if they are already occupied he'll move up to the top floor and take one of the rooms up there....let's say 15.

This reminded me that folks in the US refer to building levels differently to folks elsewhere.

FYI -- here is Aus, the ground floor is called "the ground floor", and the level above that is called "the first floor", as in the first floor above the ground.

If I remember rightly; in the US, the ground floor is called "the first floor" and the level above that is called "the second floor".

On the little mini-map of the manse I used the Australian terminology without thinking to do otherwise [img]images/smiley/smiley.png[/img]

eris wrote:

waysoftheearth wrote:

eris wrote:Olaf doesn't really care which room he takes. Given the option he'll take one of the rooms on the 2nd floor (one up from ground floor), but if they are already occupied he'll move up to the top floor and take one of the rooms up there....let's say 15.

This reminded me that folks in the US refer to building levels differently to folks elsewhere.

FYI -- here is Aus, the ground floor is called "the ground floor", and the level above that is called "the first floor", as in the first floor above the ground.

If I remember rightly; in the US, the ground floor is called "the first floor" and the level above that is called "the second floor".

On the little mini-map of the manse I used the Australian terminology without thinking to do otherwise [img]images/smiley/smiley.png[/img]

I know, that's why I replied like I did. I knew you were using the European/British/Australian terminology, but we stubborn (and different) Americans do things differently. [img]images/smiley/smiley.png[/img]

waysoftheearth wrote:
Is that seven thousand posts I see?? [img]images/smiley/shocked.png[/img]

sulldawga wrote:

waysoftheearth wrote:Is that seven thousand posts I see?? [img]images/smiley/shocked.png[/img]

Huzzah for ol' 7,000!

And another chance to congratulate you, Ways, on a truly fun and entertaining campaign. I wish I had found it earlier.