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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aereas" data-source="post: 3331049" data-attributes="member: 31008">Aldreneth:Raising Tiayrerak will cost half that of what it does for PCs but since hes an outsider a resurrection or greater is required (750 for resurrection or 2500 for true rez).Laguz:Skie takes the items, saying she will return in a moment, and walks to the back room with them. After a few minutes she returns with a sack in hand and places it on the counter saying "There is 700 platinum and 725 gold in the bag. Thank you for your patronage and have a good day sir Laguz."Taking the money and heading out you manage to find Tygot's Old Things rather easily. The shop itself is a modest two story building with an old sign hanging above the door identifying its name. The door creaks as you open it and slams shut behind you. The place is well-stocked with an assortment of art objects ranging from sculptures to paintings to masks. Before you can even take a second step in the shop a dog suddenly materializes out of nowhere, its demeanor is quite calm as it begins sniffing your hand. Shortly after that an elderly halfling stands up from the rocking chair across the room and begins heading over to you. About halfway across the small room he says "Greetings traveler. I am Tygot, and you must have come here in search of the God of the Lake. Stopping infront of a bust of a fish like monsters head, finely carved in pink marble, he gestures to it as he continues with Legends tell of a time before Cauldron ever was when this area was completely full of pure water. This creature ruled the waters as a deity among its kind. The legend goes on to tell of how might fiends tore the beats head right off turning it to stone and that if anyone were to reunite the two parts it would reawaken again. When that happens the lucky soul who performed the task would be granted the eternal gratitude of a deity."</blockquote>

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