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<blockquote data-quote="Endur" data-source="post: 1394043" data-attributes="member: 3346">The Cimmerian begins the negotiations by asking a series of practical questions.1) Is training included in the price?2) If training is included, do you have local references from other gryphon owners?3)Does this chick have any siblings or parents, if so where?&nbsp; Domestic or Wild?4) How old is the chick?&nbsp; 5) Is it old enough to fly?&nbsp; If not, how until it is able to fly?&nbsp; 6) How long before its old enough to bear a rider?7) How long do Gryphons live?If the Cimmerian is satisfied with the answers, he'll negotiate to pay almost the full price (14k).&nbsp; If training is not included, he'll try to negotiate the price down to 13k.&nbsp; He is basing his negotiations strategy on the theory that merchants always expect to haggle.&nbsp; He'll try and apply his knowledge of horseflesh to the negotiations process, but he fully realizes that gryhpons are completely different from horses in strange and fantastical ways.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Endur, post: 1394043, member: 3346"] The Cimmerian begins the negotiations by asking a series of practical questions. 1) Is training included in the price? 2) If training is included, do you have local references from other gryphon owners? 3)Does this chick have any siblings or parents, if so where? Domestic or Wild? 4) How old is the chick? 5) Is it old enough to fly? If not, how until it is able to fly? 6) How long before its old enough to bear a rider? 7) How long do Gryphons live? If the Cimmerian is satisfied with the answers, he'll negotiate to pay almost the full price (14k). If training is not included, he'll try to negotiate the price down to 13k. He is basing his negotiations strategy on the theory that merchants always expect to haggle. He'll try and apply his knowledge of horseflesh to the negotiations process, but he fully realizes that gryhpons are completely different from horses in strange and fantastical ways. [/QUOTE]

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