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Post by Hussar on Nov 27, 2003 9:40:50 GMT -5
Xp Reward is 744 xp each
Chaolosh also gives you the following:
Goods: Eye agate(13 gp); Black opal(1100 gp); Violet garnet(400 gp); Aquamarine(500 gp); Amber(90 gp).
Magic: Potion: Endurance (3);
Scroll: Change Self (1), Feather Fall (1), Summon Monster III (5);
Ring: Minor Fire Resistance.
Currency: 140 pp.
And a glowing broach in the shape of a scarab beetle. It is made from a Sun beetle and magically enchanted to store the sun. After recharging in the sunlight for four hours, it can release natural daylight for a radius of 60 feet for 2 hours or it can release a beam of pure sunlight (Ranged Touch attack Range 360 feet, 4d4 damage, Ref Save for half, DC 13)
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Post by CosmicHorror on Nov 27, 2003 10:18:29 GMT -5
man that brooch sounds familiar, i've heard of something like that somewhere else...
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Post by Shadowdragon on Nov 27, 2003 11:05:56 GMT -5
If y'all don't mind (thanks to his new rules regarding arcane spellcasters such as my character) I think I can really use that magic ring he put up there.
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Post by CosmicHorror on Nov 27, 2003 13:37:24 GMT -5
i'm not sure if that would help any... and what would turjan use then?
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Post by Shadowdragon on Nov 29, 2003 14:58:32 GMT -5
Well, actually, I don't know if Turjan is wearing armor, BUT I am. and my ac's already low enough. I'd really rather not have the double failure penalty on my spells.
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Post by SleepingDragon on Nov 30, 2003 20:01:39 GMT -5
Not much of great use to Palai, I'll probably go for the gems/money and maybe a potion of endurance or two, as my Con is not terribly high for a front line fighter.
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Post by Hussar on Nov 30, 2003 21:14:53 GMT -5
Sorry for the confusion, the numbers in brackets are the caster level of the item, not the number of items.
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Post by SleepingDragon on Dec 1, 2003 12:04:45 GMT -5
Oops, you're right, I had assumed that was the number of items and not caster level. Thanks for the clarification.
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Post by Kelly on Dec 1, 2003 20:17:58 GMT -5
The Golden Goose Brothel
Dark Alley off of Main
Mithril
Sorry guys. I already grabbed all the merchandise and went on a drunken binge with a group of halfling strumpets. Next time, just let me know you have an interest in items such as these. Be back to the island as soon as the money runs out, so in other words see you Weds.
Sorry, Kel
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Post by Kelly on Dec 1, 2003 20:26:27 GMT -5
Seriously, though. In the past here is how we have divided items/treasure.
1. An item that can only be used by one of us and that will benefit the party goes to that person at no cost to the recipient.
2. If the item can be used by more than one person, then all interested parties bid on it and it goes to the highest bidder unless he does not have enough money to pay for its value. The winning bid cannot be below market value.
3. If there are enough duplicate items for each person to get one, then each of us gets one and can use it or dispose of it as they please.
4. All other items that do not fit into these catagories are held by the group for sale. Once appraised, any party member may buy the item at full value from the group. The rest are sold to third parties, and the money from all these sales is divided equally.
Of course, certain items may be used by a party member until sold (assuming no charges or value is lost), but that item still is considered party property and is subject to the above rules of treasure division.
***Footnote - presently we must remember that the troops and sometimes the crew will also receive a monetary cut of all treasure. I assume they must participate in the adventure to receive a "cut."
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Post by Hussar on Dec 1, 2003 22:53:39 GMT -5
Actually, the entire crew gets a cut of all monetary treasure. Officers receive 4 shares and all other crew receive 1 share. That should include any and all treasure taken from the island. But not magic.
That means that all cash is split about 170 ways.
BTW, Kelly, what you were doing to divide the treasure before was somewhat mistaken. You were not adding the value of magic into the total before calculating shares. Then you were making people pay for the magic items. In other words, people had to both take less money and pay more for any magic items.
To give an example. 4 characters pick up 9000 gp and a 3000 gp item. Divided evenly, three characters should get 3000 gp each and the fourth gets the magic item. The way you were doing it was to take 9000gp divide it by four (2250 each) and then make one of the characters pay 1000 gp to each of the other three to buy the magic item. So, with that way, three characters get 3250 gp and the fourth gets a magic item and is 750 gold out of his own pocket. Magic items must be factored into the total value of treasure to make it fair.
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Post by Kelly on Dec 2, 2003 2:39:47 GMT -5
wow - I really suck. Then why am I always in debt to Grimnor? Hmmm..........Credit Counselors of Mithral.....Help me!!!!!!!
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Post by Hussar on Dec 2, 2003 3:46:21 GMT -5
Heh. Basically, the magical treasure you can split up between the party. Monetary treasure has to be split between the party and the crew. So, 4 shares each out of roughly 170 shares. Don't forget that you have about 100 k gp in pearls and another estimated 50 k in trade goods from the Tiger Dwarves. (Sorry, never did say how much you got for trading. Well, there it is).
Which means you've got roughly (and this is VERY rough) 3500 gp each.
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Post by Hussar on Dec 4, 2003 8:58:42 GMT -5
XP: 1741 each (Turjan included.)
Treasure - 1 Ivory statue (1000gp)
If anyone levels up, update your character and we'll do the hp rolls in game next week.
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Post by Hussar on Dec 18, 2003 9:25:43 GMT -5
Rewards for finishing the caves and getting to the plateau:
XP: +907 each (Kelly included)
Treasure - 1 magical falchion (being carried by Palai.)
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