The Antigrol Tide (OOC)

[Mallak]

How old is Denther? I seem to recall that he is fairly young, as he was in an apprenticeship when he left on a quest to find/avenge his family.

 

[Mallak]

I know no one is really thinking about this at the moment, but I thought I'd bring it up while I remember: before the crash OOC and the crew's crazy night IC, the party was planning on going to both the library and the antique shop today.

 

[Mallak]

Hope I used the right terminology. Mag just handed off a gold coin. He won't always be such a good tipper, but he figures the girl needs a little distraction at the moment.

Yeah, between your gold and Troth's, I think she'll be at least a little distracted.

 

[jkason]

Yeah, between your gold and Troth's, I think she'll be at least a little distracted.

Ack. Troth must have posted while I was composing, then I didn't review the thread after. My intent was for Mag to be paying for everyone's stuff, not thowing extra money in. If you okay it, I'll edit out the coin from my post.

jason

 

[Mallak]

If the two actions had occurred in the opposite order (subtle coin first, then the toss), I would say it stands as posted. However, since Troth tossed his coin first and Magyar would have undoubtedly seen it fly through the air and the subsequent look of shock on Eloise's face, I'll allow you to edit the coin from your post.

 

[Drowned Hero]

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[jkason]

If the two actions had occurred in the opposite order (subtle coin first, then the toss), I would say it stands as posted. However, since Troth tossed his coin first and Magyar would have undoubtedly seen it fly through the air and the subsequent look of shock on Eloise's face, I'll allow you to edit the coin from your post.

Thanks. I'm not worried about a single gold coin, but it did seem extravagant in context to tip nearly three times the price of the meal.

jason

 

[Jdvn1]

Hey, a typical worker's wage is a silver a day. A gold piece is a lot!

 

[Mallak]

Hmm...A typical worker's wage is 1sp a day. Meals for a day (poor) is 1sp. How is a bloke ever to get ahead? Even if he were to cook his own food, a half pound of meat is 3 sp. Ale is 4cp, which means no swilling ale after a hard day at the docks. I think there is definitely something wrong with this economy...Those on the bottom aren't able to survive by honest hard work alone. Think if they had a family!

 

[Jdvn1]

I dunno--maybe they don't buy their food in taverns? Maybe he grows his own food? Berries are only a copper!