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<blockquote data-quote="orsal" data-source="post: 2294206" data-attributes="member: 16016">Leave the horses out of the equation, unless the remaining one is now a gift to the party. If Kim wants to absorb the loss himself, then the missing horses shouldn't affect our reckoning of what we have gained and lost. And I wouldn't assume that horses need to be replaced -- do the people who were riding horses particularly feel they need them? The only member of the party with a mount she sought herself was Irene, and she's not with us. And four of you who could have bought horses with group funds when we stopped in town in the middle, didn't.If the horses were a gift rather than a loan, we're not down two horses, we're up one.Nurlan doesn't think of himself as the new owner of the cloak, just its custodian. But he is getting sentimental about it, so it's definitely worth something. (And I have a hunch that over time he'll start to think of it as his.) He's not one to try for a precise accounting -- what's a few hundred GP between friends? -- so if the general feeling is that his acquired items constitute a full share of the loot, that's OK with him. And it sounds like Rinaldo is the one person who is going to try to square the accounts precisely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="orsal, post: 2294206, member: 16016"] [i]Leave the horses out of the equation, unless the remaining one is now a gift to the party. If Kim wants to absorb the loss himself, then the missing horses shouldn't affect our reckoning of what [b]we[/b] have gained and lost. And I wouldn't assume that horses need to be replaced -- do the people who were riding horses particularly feel they need them? The only member of the party with a mount she sought herself was Irene, and she's not with us. And four of you who could have bought horses with group funds when we stopped in town in the middle, didn't. If the horses were a gift rather than a loan, we're not down two horses, we're up one. Nurlan doesn't think of himself as the new owner of the cloak, just its custodian. But he is getting sentimental about it, so it's definitely worth something. (And I have a hunch that over time he'll start to think of it as his.) He's not one to try for a precise accounting -- what's a few hundred GP between friends? -- so if the general feeling is that his acquired items constitute a full share of the loot, that's OK with him. And it sounds like Rinaldo is the one person who is going to try to square the accounts precisely.[/i] [/QUOTE]

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