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<blockquote data-quote="Ancalagon" data-source="post: 7837846" data-attributes="member: 23">Dubi Gan looked at the corpse, who is now nothing but a faint blurry outline.&nbsp; He remembered a scroll he once read, a fragment &quot;rescued&quot; from fallen Syr Daria.&nbsp; In it, it spoke of a type of person who was overcome by greed - so much so that they couldn't abandon life and rejoin the Wheel of Reincarnation.&nbsp; These spirits were called Preta, and they were cursed to gorge on vile things - their appetites insatiable even though they hated the stuff.&nbsp;&nbsp; You realized that legends you heard as a kid matched this description - and that those legends specified that the Preta couldn't be harmed saved by magic or blessed weapons.Frog Froth, you think that the bodies have been dead quite a long time, although you get a general sense that the deaths were not at the same time.&nbsp;&nbsp; Their equipment and clothes are decayed long past salvaging.&nbsp; However, two of them were carrying a substantial number of coins - 2000 coppers, 900 silvers and 30 gold pieces.(Which is the equivalent of 631.25 rupees.&nbsp; It's not a fortune, but if you gave up and turned back home now, this expedition would count as a success).&nbsp; I would like awareness checks to see if the party finds anything else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ancalagon, post: 7837846, member: 23"] Dubi Gan looked at the corpse, who is now nothing but a faint blurry outline. He remembered a scroll he once read, a fragment "rescued" from fallen Syr Daria. In it, it spoke of a type of person who was overcome by greed - so much so that they couldn't abandon life and rejoin the Wheel of Reincarnation. These spirits were called Preta, and they were cursed to gorge on vile things - their appetites insatiable even though they hated the stuff. You realized that legends you heard as a kid matched this description - and that those legends specified that the Preta couldn't be harmed saved by magic or blessed weapons. Frog Froth, you think that the bodies have been dead quite a long time, although you get a general sense that the deaths were not at the same time. Their equipment and clothes are decayed long past salvaging. However, two of them were carrying a substantial number of coins - 2000 coppers, 900 silvers and 30 gold pieces. (Which is the equivalent of 631.25 rupees. It's not a [I]fortune[/I], but if you gave up and turned back home now, this expedition would count as a success). I would like awareness checks to see if the party finds anything else. [/QUOTE]

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