Domhani Bairdéir 02
- Thread starter Maidhc O Casain
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Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Back Into the Light
For Scott Only:
[sblock]No one in the party has any sort of Knowledge Skill related to value appraisal. I can roll an INT check (at significant penalty) for a chance to have a very general idea of value - of course, if I roll badly for you, it's possible you'd have either an inflated or depreciated idea. The safe course (but possibly out of character) would be to admit to having no idea and picking up some KS skill when you get a chance to spend Character Points. The risky choice would be for me to roll for you and try to bluff your way through . . . just let me know![/sblock]
For Scott Only:
[sblock]No one in the party has any sort of Knowledge Skill related to value appraisal. I can roll an INT check (at significant penalty) for a chance to have a very general idea of value - of course, if I roll badly for you, it's possible you'd have either an inflated or depreciated idea. The safe course (but possibly out of character) would be to admit to having no idea and picking up some KS skill when you get a chance to spend Character Points. The risky choice would be for me to roll for you and try to bluff your way through . . . just let me know![/sblock]
Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
Back Into the Light
For Gavril Only:
[sblock]Gavril thinks the robes are probably very valuable - probably 50 Silver Pieces or so. The knife is of good workmanship, but not really worth much more than a few Silvers (about 5).[/sblock]
For Gavril Only:
[sblock]Gavril thinks the robes are probably very valuable - probably 50 Silver Pieces or so. The knife is of good workmanship, but not really worth much more than a few Silvers (about 5).[/sblock]
Scotley
Hero
Gavril
"I'd have to say that the robe is quite valuable if we could get the stains out of course. I'll set Diddious to work on it. The knife not so much, but it is a good knife. Perhaps as much as 55 silvers for the whole thing." He shurgs. "Of course I've never been much of a trader or merchant. They could be worth more or a lot less."
OOC: [sblock=For the DM]I'd guess they defered to Gavril on this issue because of his wardrobe and familiarity with weapons. In that sense he most likely would know a little about the value of such things, but of course the game doesn't really offer that. Nor should it given that I didn't pay for it. But I do understand their logical reasoning.[/sblock]
"I'd have to say that the robe is quite valuable if we could get the stains out of course. I'll set Diddious to work on it. The knife not so much, but it is a good knife. Perhaps as much as 55 silvers for the whole thing." He shurgs. "Of course I've never been much of a trader or merchant. They could be worth more or a lot less."
OOC: [sblock=For the DM]I'd guess they defered to Gavril on this issue because of his wardrobe and familiarity with weapons. In that sense he most likely would know a little about the value of such things, but of course the game doesn't really offer that. Nor should it given that I didn't pay for it. But I do understand their logical reasoning.[/sblock]
Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
For Scott:
[sblock]Yeah, it's tough to put together a character in an entirely point based system that accurately reflects a broad range of background skills. I thought about putting together a list of some marginally useful skills and handing out a few points to each player to 'flesh out' their characters, but opted instead to use bonus/penalties to rolls to reflect that. Thus Gavril's penalty for appraising the value of clothing (which he's not 'trained' to do) isn't quite as steep as Béar's would be (since clothes are of marginal interest to Béar at best). It's more than a little subjective, but that allows me to tailor things to suit the storyline if necessary.[/sblock]
[sblock]Yeah, it's tough to put together a character in an entirely point based system that accurately reflects a broad range of background skills. I thought about putting together a list of some marginally useful skills and handing out a few points to each player to 'flesh out' their characters, but opted instead to use bonus/penalties to rolls to reflect that. Thus Gavril's penalty for appraising the value of clothing (which he's not 'trained' to do) isn't quite as steep as Béar's would be (since clothes are of marginal interest to Béar at best). It's more than a little subjective, but that allows me to tailor things to suit the storyline if necessary.[/sblock]
arkansasdave
First Post
Béar
To the DM: Mike, where are we, approx, in the Wilderlands? Just South of Rath Daimhair? Or farther East?
To the DM: Mike, where are we, approx, in the Wilderlands? Just South of Rath Daimhair? Or farther East?
Maidhc O Casain
Na Bith Mo Riocht Tá!
You are a good ways southeast of Rath Daimhair, actually more south of Tearmann. Athelstan (who has some Cartography skills) figures you to be 3 to 4 days hard travel southwest of the capital.
arkansasdave
First Post
Béar
Béar will suggest that the party head toward Tearmann to report to the Queen.
Béar will suggest that the party head toward Tearmann to report to the Queen.
