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The Rosy Quartz Jewellers & Moneylenders

Sven

“I will try the good brother then. As always, thank you for your help, Gur.”

As he makes for the exit, he stops with an inquisitive look.

“Hey, since holy water is so expensive, does unholy water have any value? I’m not sure if I should ask the priest about that stuff or not.”

The Rosy Quartz Jewellers & Moneylenders

Isvand enquires about buying some gemstone assets instead of totting loose coins about.

"Bugbear gemstones. Rather nice, brought in by a ranger some days ago. I can sell you these five at fifteen gold apiece or take all seven for a hundred gold.

I have this Bloodstone too. Imported by a mage from Ironguard no less. He used to hold it in his fists when casting a spell. Said it enhanced his powers. Only sixty three gold.

Then some rogue wandered in hawking these one dark night. Most likely a brigand waylaying strangers in the roads but he insisted he took them as fair game from the corpse of a frogling. I paid him eighteen gold each, there are four of them. Came in a green skin purse, still bristling with pubic hairs as it was cut from the scrotum of a swamp troll. In the morning, the blasted abomination was fully regenerated and ransacking the shop. Militia chased him out and burned him alive in the Outwoods. I dread the memory."


Gur Huwen responds to the halfling's interest.

"As to Holy Waters. They are the preserve of the church and we are unlicensed to sell such divine blessings or indeed unholy curses." he replies to Sven's question.

Isvand considers for a moment, and plunks down 100gp for the bugbear stones. Done! Isvand whistles as he leaves the shop after the transaction, looking forward to the pig roast.

Gerdal is considering a trek to the Riverbanks to inquire for pearls. How far is that?

Golgarth

If able, he would like to locate and visit the residence of the former Cromm Cruach cleric that ministered in Helix and chat with any housekeeper regarding his ministry and absence from the village.

It is all part of prepping for the expedition to Bogtown to find out what really happened to the fellow.

Orgoth

Orgoth heads to The Rosy Quartz. "I have an emerald I would like appraised please." He shows them his emerald.

Gur Huwen

"This is nice. Enough to make your orange haired friend turn green with envy."

Orgoth's uncut emerald is appraised.

Orgoth's uncut emerald value [1d4+1]=4+1=5 x100gp

500gp.

Orgoth

Orgoth chuckles, "Yes I am sure it will. Thanks."

I lied. I hate this system.

The Silver Standard Merchant Company

Gunter reports back to Agrippa well after midnight, alarming the sentries and guardian mastiffs. Eventually you explain yourself and finally a robed and slipper wearing Agrippa turns up. A cigar hanging from his mouth.

"So, my young veteran returns and with booty to boot and some shiny boots."

He welcomes you in to the office and you hand over the coins, Tiger Eye gemstones, quartz ring and gold tooth. A fine haul.

Gunter, for bringing in the complete debt, you get the +33gp as promised and he re-stamps the delivery chit to double the bonus for safe arrival of the silk and honey.

You get to also keep the ring as well and the boots I presume you already wear. (Plus the silver spur from Krothos) adjust your character sheet inventory.

With you leaving the next day, you can bunk down in the stables here.

I will open the Bogtown expedition thread shortly.

Gunter Red Shirt

Sheet updated:

Fydmar
Will buy another rope to replace the one lost in the burial mounts. He will also buy a first aid kit.
deducted 25pg & 4sp. Is that right?

Cadeweed

Thinking along the same lines as Fydmar, was after the same two items first aid kit and new rope.

25 gp and 4 sp deducted.

yes, basic supplies are at book price.

Cadeweed you can also -25gp for a vial of holy water to save a post in the chapel thread.

Cadeweed - 25 gp for Holy Water.

Cadeweed returns soon thereafter and purchases a short sword.

Deducting 8 gp

Fydmar
Will also buy a flask of oil.
1gp deducted

All shopping is noted.

Cadeweed is looking to purchase some tobacco and pipe.