Curse of House Thimbrall (orsal judging)

[Jdvn1]

I'm fine with the 216.7gp. I think we have no use for the annotated history, so that can go to Hamlir. Maybe he can use it for a plot hook later. I can buy a masterwork armor now.

 

[Velmont]

OOC: Go for 216.7 gp in that case.

 

[Erekose13]

Fuzzy, it lokos like we are all voting to sell the magic items to atleast make something from this venture. Unfortunately that means that we will have to give up the sword.

 

[Velmont]

I just took a look at it. The sword and the cloak worth over 90% of the loot... That mean it would leave all other people with something like 25 gp Too bad we must lose those item to have a reasonnable split. If someone want to 'buy' them at selling cost (mean half market price) it would be the same for all other, but I am not sure anyone have the money for it.

 

[Erekose13]

yeah ao'Thuir definitely doesn't even after this adventure he only has 305gp to his name.

 

[fuzzy]

OOC: Guess we have to sell the sword and cloak, then.

 

[orsal]

It's unanimous then -- Gerald would definitely favour selling everything (he needs cash more than anything right now), and I can't see why Keth or Jann would disagree.

The one unsuccessful appraise check was on the books; they're worth about 50 SP, so you get 25. Big deal -- 0.25 GP less than previously calculated. Also, I seem to have miscalculated the subtraction by eight, so the actual income for each of you on this adventure is 1713.25/8 = 214.15 GP.

 

[Velmont]

Once the split have been made, Ridik gives back the amulet to Thimbrall. "Thanks, sadly, I havn't learn much on it. I'll have a few things to note. Well, I think I'll go take some rest at the Inn before going back to my monastery in the mountain."

 

[Jdvn1]

... Gosh, I don't remember how much xp/gold there was from this game.

 

[Jdvn1]

Also, I seem to have miscalculated the subtraction by eight, so the actual income for each of you on this adventure is 1713.25/8 = 214.15 GP.

Pfft, just look Jdvn1! This must be it.