Loot Thread:

[Corwin]

I think that's wrong. Donald's purchases are full plate (26.5k) + angelhelm/bracers (11.5k). He'll basically be paying his entire cash for it and I'll cover the rest.

[Ebiris]

Now counting the traded for stuff as part of the total amount

8,000+8,000+48,000+8,000+8,000+5,000+2,610+3,000+4,000+16,000+15,000+8,000+12,500+750+2,500+3,000+500+12,000
=164,860

So, 32,972 each.

Antenora buys her boots for 4k, giving 1k each to everyone else.
Donald buys his bracers and helm for 11,500, giving 2,875 each to everyone else.

So.

Donald's on 22,472gp.

Antenora's on 31,847gp.

Alicia gets 36,847gp.

Demedais gets 24,347gp and bracers of archery (worth 12,500gp)

Seira gets 24,847gp and the ring, dagger, and earrings (worth 12,000gp)

Comes to a total of 164,860gp.

Donald then spends all his money on armour, and Seira chips in with 4,028gp of her own cash to make up the difference.

[Corwin]

Seems right to the point of the previous post dying in shame. I'll adjust the sheet.

[Ebiris]

Alicia buys a 1 time use Bracelet of Friends for Jessica so she can summon Alicia if she ever gets attacked and help isn't to hand. Alicia pays 4,750gp for it.

She then gives 153gp for Antenora to upgrade the Black Horn Spear with the Bane (evil outsider) property and the Fiercebane property.

Alicia then spends 18,000gp to get a tiny sized +1 screaming shock longbow for Marie. 3gp is spent on 20 silver arrows, and 2gp on 20 cold iron arrows.

She then attempts to buy back as many of the unholy glaives as we have floating around town as possible.

[Anastasia]

> roll 1d4-1 GM decides this is best done by random chance than trying to trace all of them.
* Hatbot --> "Kotono rolls 1d4-1 GM decides this is best done by random chance than trying to trace all of them. and gets 0." [1d4=1]

No luck in town inquiries. You might be able to dig one up if you looked harder and outside of Balmuria, if you want to. This would take a bit of effort on Alicia's part.

[Ebiris]

Didn't we sell like 8 of them to Lord Salman/the guard? Don't tell me they sold them all off to rapists and child molesters, did they?

[Anastasia]

After the dogai is defeated, Kagan generously identifies the bastard sword on his own dime.

Sword of Grief: Bastard Sword+1. It adds +1d6 to sneak attack damage(But does not grant the capacity to deal sneak attack damage to someone who lacks it; this power does not function in that case.). Three times per day, the sword can be invoked to change all of it's dealt damage to vile damage for one round. Damage dealt this way grants the user temporary HP, up to a maximum of 18 per strike.

The sword radiates overwhelming evil. Anything able to inflict vile damage like that is a dread weapon of the fell darkness. While it has no immediately negative effect by being held by a good or neutral creature, they feel sickened.

GP value: ????. You can't really price this sort of thing, for the only person who would buy and use it would likely not deal in gold, but in souls or magic. If you are willing to sell such an item you'd need to find someone who would be willing to purchase it.

Kagan also presents the party the armor he promised:

Hide Armor of the Gorilla King:

This is hide armor+1, light fortification. Once per day it can invoke Bear's Endurance as a standard action. (CL 8.) Kagan says that he got it a few years ago from a traveller from north of Kelara, from a place where gorillas and tigers and all sorts of exotic creatures are common.

The armor is dark and fur lined, like a gorilla's body.

GP value: 10,000 GP.

[Ebiris]

Alicia offers to buy the sword for the cost of a +2 weapon, giving 4,000gp each to Seira and Demedais.

[Taishyr]

Demedais is automatically curious as to what Alicia intends to do with it.

[Ebiris]

Once we get back to Balmuria, she intends to have her temple discern if it's redeemable. If so, she'll keep hold of it and go on the appropriate quest when there's time free to do so. If not, she'll destroy it.

[Taishyr]

I see. Okay, if you can find a way to purify it Deme will take the cash. If it needs to be destroyed, though, no cost.

[Corwin]

If it's been blessed with suck, then no cash for me, either. But I think it's better than a +2 sword quite a bit, since +1d6 SA is a +1 equivalent enchantment alone. How about you hold on to it, try to redeem it, and if that works we'll figure out who buys it and for how much?

[Ebiris]

Remember those dozen unholy glaives we sold for 12k? A -7k drop per glaive compared to the base enhancement value tells me that evil items sell very poorly. 8k is pretty generous going for a sword that makes anyone who isn't evil feel sickened.

Since I've no intention of selling it on no matter what, I'm loathe to expend my own resources and risk my life on a solo quest to make it more valuable so I wind up having to pay more money for the privilige of letting it gather dust in the temple until an appropriate competent NPC comes along to be recruited.

[Corwin]

Redeeming it means it'll no longer be evil, right? There'd be no problem selling it after said quest. If this succeeds, it could be easily priced at that time.

[Ebiris]

I don't think you're paying attention to the part where redeeming it involves me going on a solo quest and me wondering why doing that should result in actually having to spend even more money to own it.

If you feel that strongly about wringing every gp you can out of it, why don't we ask around and see who's willing to buy it? Then I'll match whatever some random filthy rich murderous maniac is willing to put down on it.