[pnpgm] re Updates 65 & 66: treasure requests - Raddok

[Bessie Hadley]

Update #65 re: treasure

Raddok is interested in easily portable goods - jewels, jewelry, coins. Willing to ask for tapestries with plan to have them shipped to his home in Donara from Dechat (if able to get someone to ship it). If list below does not translate properly, this is basically what he asks for.

Treasure Applied for:

Tourmaline armband, med, min flw, av.cl (17SC) --- (for personal ornamentation)
Sm., nr fwless, dull snakestone (1.6 SC)
Sm., min flw, misted Lapis Lazuli (4 SC)
Med., min flw, fine topaz (4.8 SC)
Keg, 10 qt, spices, cinnamon, 9 qt full (9CC) --- (to be shipped along with tapestries he might attain, as a gift)
*Hanging, fine covering, 5'x14', 3 GC
Eating utensils, silver, x9, 9 CC
*Tapestry, 4'x18', 41 SC
*Tapestry, 6'x18', 54 SC
Jewelry, jade, sm, sl flw, brill (17 SC)
Jewelry, turquoise, sm., min flw, brill (26 SC)
Unenhanced Lapis Lazuli (doesn't need it enhanced, altho will accept offer from someone to enhance it, & will keep for use)
***All loose jewels/jewelry that it's fair to have (looking for small, portable wealth)
Metal helmet (if it fits only)
Bracelet, Protection from Chaos, MEL7/EL3 --- for personal use, not to sell
Amulet of Detection, Brass, MEL7/EL1 (if able to figure out how to use) ---for personal use, not trade

Fair share of any coins found

Any items that can easily be sold, but willing for share of sold proceeds
Curious about the Mysterious Magical Chainmail, but only willing to ask for it if it's safe to use & not too heavy for him.
a Banded Shield, if in better shape than his own current, similar shield
Other items seem better to sell & accept a share of the proceeds

* wants to ship tapestries home to Donara, or to Mahelas - whichever is easier & if can get merchant interested in buying weapons (or someone else honest enough) to get them all shipped safely. If a storage area of loot is available to the party, he may have it moved there, if easier (like a compadre's estate, temporarily)

He is willing to share fairly, but states these are his preferences.




Bess L. Hadley