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Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 1:33 pm
by onlyme
Marullus wrote:
You can convert all coin up to platinum pieces at the Usurer for a 1% fee. A PP is worth 10gp, or worth 100sp. Also, gems are considered negligible weight. I'll put some of the cashed gemstones up for purchase through the Usurer at the Wooden Keep as well.
Prior to his 2nd relic journey, Markd purchases the blue-green turquoise for 75gp and sews it into his shirt for safety.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 3:03 pm
by Alethan
Earc Orctongue
Prior to holing up in the Golden Tooth Tavern for an extended period of time, Earc approaches the Usurer's office and inquires about a deed of one acre of land located north of the Ford on the Gaul river where the limestone rock outcropping is located. Having been there several times now, and its proximity to the river and the Ford makes it easy for Earc to easily describe and map the location.
"I don't want any claim to the river or use of the river, mind you, just the use of the land on and around the limestone rock, up to the river's edge, centered on the outcrop. I'd like to build a tower there. It seems a good way to begin expansion north. And maybe I can help the Ford patrols keep the riff-raff down in that area, as well. There were recent sightings of ogre and goblin activity thereabout and that's awfully close to the Ford..."
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 3:52 pm
by Marullus
The gem is sold to Markd (removing from available gem inventory).
The Usurer takes down the appropriate documents regarding Earc's request. "The deed shall be established. I'll have your new construction assayed to determine your annual taxes. If you will pursue any revenue generation, I'll need to be apprised as well." He marks down "Earc's Tower" on his map at the appropriate location, unless you correct him.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 4:40 pm
by Alethan
Marullus wrote:The gem is sold to Markd (removing from available gem inventory).
The Usurer takes down the appropriate documents regarding Earc's request. "The deed shall be established. I'll have your new construction assayed to determine your annual taxes. If you will pursue any revenue generation, I'll need to be apprised as well." He marks down "Earc's Tower" on his map at the appropriate location, unless you correct him.
Earc shakes his head at the script and says,
"No, no... let's call it 'Toll's Tower', if you don't mind. That's T - O - L - L" He spells it out to make sure it isn't transcribed improperly.
After a moment of thought he adds,
"I don't have any immediate plans for revenue generation; just a place to study that provides me some peace and quiet. But I'll let you know if that changes. Thank you."
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2016 7:46 pm
by Spearmint
Blackjack Amistad
After the Greenleaf tourney and festival, Amistad will visit the guard tower and enquire regarding how the linguist us getting along with the humming Morlock.
Does she feel confident enough to verbally or telepathically hope you can make it with it yet?
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2017 8:26 pm
by Marullus
Akkara reports that she has developed a firm grasp of the Morlock's language. She is then
recruited by Earc to join the expedition.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2017 6:32 pm
by Alethan
Rhybek Baerdrum
Expenses from June 18 through July 9, 2021
Accounting for time in town:
Extra drinks (stout beer) on first day: 2sp
Good meals (5sp/day) (21 days): 10g, 5s
Room (21 days): 21sp
Stabling for Craige (21 days): 21sp
Expenses for Pierpont the wizard:
two weeks of study of kobold feathered headdress: 100gp
Purchases at the Wooden Tower:
blue zircon (75 GP)
deep blue lapis lazuli (75 GP)
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2017 6:44 pm
by Zhym
Fingers goes on a gem-shopping trip at the wooden tower:
small golden brown tiger eye (25 GP)
dull black obsidian (25 GP)
polished round piece of black obsidian (50gp)
gray smoky quartz (50 GP)
a long blue quartz crystal (75gp)
Total: 225 gp (paid as 218 gp, 10 ep, 20sp)
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2017 3:57 am
by Dram
Neegan - Will Transfer his coins into Platinum ( 400 gp,190 SP, 150 cp).
I do not know what conversion would be with the 1% fee. Could I get some help please.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2017 8:23 pm
by Alethan
Dram wrote:Neegan - Will Transfer his coins into Platinum ( 400 gp,190 SP, 150 cp).
I do not know what conversion would be with the 1% fee. Could I get some help please.
Just take 1% of each type of coin for the easiest way...
4gp, 2sp, and 2cp with rounding up.
But you can't really convert all of that to Platinum. You basically have 420gp with 50cp remaining, which means you'd have 84pp 50cp and you'd have to pay a fee of 4gp and 2sp.
If that's the total of your coinage, then you'd have to not convert 5 of the gp into a pp. so you'd have 83pp, 5gp, and 50cp and you'd have to pay 4gp and 2sp (ish) for fees. That would leave you with:
83pp, 1gp, and 30cp.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2017 12:53 am
by Rusty Tincanne
Dram wrote:Neegan - Will Transfer his coins into Platinum ( 400 gp,190 SP, 150 cp).
I do not know what conversion would be with the 1% fee. Could I get some help please.
Oh dear. Al's explanation makes me think that I have been paying 10% on my transactions. 
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2017 1:00 am
by Zhym
Wait - 84 pp from 420 gp? Is there a house rule on pp value? BtB (LL Basic p. 10), 1 pp = 10 gp.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2017 2:50 am
by Dram
Thank you for the conversion. That should cut down on the weight.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2017 5:13 am
by Alethan
Zhym wrote:Wait - 84 pp from 420 gp? Is there a house rule on pp value? BtB (LL Basic p. 10), 1 pp = 10 gp.
Oh dang it. Sorry. No, I don't think so. I was using a house rule from a game on another forum I'm in where 1pp=5gp.
Hold on, I'll recalculate.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2017 5:21 am
by Alethan
Dram wrote:Neegan - Will Transfer his coins into Platinum ( 400 gp,190 SP, 150 cp).
I do not know what conversion would be with the 1% fee. Could I get some help please.
400gp, 190sp, 50cp=
419gp, 5sp=
41pp, 9gp, 5sp with a conversion fee of 4gp and 2sp
Your coin remaining would be:
41pp, 5gp, and 3sp
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Sun Sep 24, 2017 10:05 pm
by Marullus
Baxtaw's report about the dragon moved to here:
viewtopic.php?f=353&t=6837
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 2:30 pm
by onlyme
Marullus wrote:The Wooden Keep of ArchDuke Gaul
keep-small.jpg
Gemstones for Sale:
chipped black obsidian (10 GP)
dull striated green malachite (10 GP)
chipped striated green malachite (10 GP)
blue azurite (50 GP)
dazzling banded agate (75 GP)
muddy red zircon (75gp)
eye agate (75gp)
banded red and white sardonyx (100gp)
Halfpint purchases the 50, the 2x75 agates and the 100 for a total of 250 gp.
Markd purchases the 75 and two malachites. for 95 gp.
Markd also purchases 4 pp for 44 gp.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 2:53 pm
by Marullus
Transactions made, gemstone list updated. This only leaves:
chipped black obsidian (10 GP)
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 1:25 pm
by Stirling
Crispy No'Hair, Bandage of the North.
goes to see the Duke when she is fit and able and presentable to collect and distribute the gold piece reward for driving off the dragon.
Re: The Wooden Keep
Posted: Fri Dec 01, 2017 2:17 pm
by Marullus
July 16, 2021
The Archduke smiles warmly at Foxy. Sir Albrecht just frowns dourly. "It is good to see you recovered, Ms. O'Hare. Your stubborn refusal to reach the afterlife must remain a perpetual disappointment to the followers of Gwanwen."
As Foxy stands and requests payment of 2,000 gold pieces, the Archduke looks a bit surprised. "Herald... what were the terms of payment posted in the square?" The Herald loudly orates the public posting: "Reward offered for any willing to face the Dragon in its lair, leading to the dragon's death or to the cessation of its threats against the city and our fair populace." The Archduke nods, thoughtfully.
"Which of these two goals did you achieve, then, Ms. O'Hare?" Sir Albrecht asks.