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Perhaps I could have gotten like 20-30 coins more. Not worth the effort, honestly. And who'd want it, honestly?

I never once used it's effect, which is going to be completely obsolete if/when Guts becomes an Alchemist , and I have weapons that are better in every way. (Lifestealer and the Stag Antlers do everything I need) I could carry everything with me in the hope that it may be useful one day, but yeah... Honestly, Hollow is nice to have on a main weapon, otherwise, not that useful.

Guts stopped by the marketplace before going back to his boat. First, he sold his Holy Bomb, Fire Bomb and Elven Bomb for 15 gold in total, and he sells the Hollow Dagger for 30 gold and the Cleaver for 40 gold. 792+85 = 877 Gold. He then stops by Fabian's, where he has his Emerald, Topaz, Ruby, Sapphire and Garnet imbued in his Dancing Shoes, for 250 gold. With 627 gold left, The raider leaves the marketplace.

The raider counted out a few bags of coin, totalling to 550 gold, which he placed in front of Hybros. He then scooped up the gems. "Fine with me, although I am going to get some rest, before doing any of that. If you need me before I am back, come to my ship, the El Alligeon. Green hull, red sails, hard to miss." With that, Guts left the table and the hall, and headed towards the docks.

Always good to have someone that doesn't care about in character/out of character to give you this kind of information.

"Docken." Guts tips his forehead, as a greeting. After a few seconds, the raider decides: "I am." Guts rummages through his coat, and takes out a pouch, containing 220 gold, and places on the table. "You wouldn't know where I could get any more of those, would you?"

Ugh fine.

Don't say you'll sell something for 200-250 and then don't accept 200. I'll give you 200.

I'll give you 200.

To get it to 40 and then using the mithril would cost 4240 gold... That reminds me. I'm buying everyone's Grinding stone or whetting stone's or whatever they are called for a price that's better than you could save using it.

What do people think? Use the Mithril now, get Lifestealer to level 40, or wait one more quest, and then use it? Also, is it just me, or have there been no Shadeaux Quests for a long time?

Guts greeted Atramor with a short: "Gibbin." The raider surpressed a yawn, he really wanted his business with Ellaria and now this with Hybros over with, so he could get some rest. How could Atramor be so energetic already? He wasn't old, was the short answer. The raider sat back, and said: "The job went well. No complications. Well lead."

Nah, I'm not going to use it for at least four levels, which is probably like 2-4 quests away, so I think it's in better hands with someone that can use it now.

Huh, I wasn't aware there was a distinction between maces and hammers, you're right. Extra embarassing, as I created the item. I could use it if/when I go alchemist though, although then I only have a 1/3 chance to do something useful with it. That makes the item actually far less OP than I thought.

I want it.

Guts raised an eyebrow, he wasn't sure if he liked this... different side of Hybros. Something about a creature resembling a demon talking about business, was very unnerving. "Xu... Now that's a place... I won't bore you with my stories." The raider picked up one of the gems, turning it around, before putting it back down. "I am interested, what would you want, for all of them?"

Guts nodded at Hybros, as the raider sat down at a nearby table: "It has indeed. I have been well, I'm still here, after all." He smirked. "What about you? You seem more chatty, than usual."

Guts, bottle in hand, walked up to Ellaria. The raider managed to produce a wry smile. "Hello again, girl. I believe you still have something of mine."

Boil - The target is boiled in his or her armor, taking damage equal to the amount of SP they have, ignoring SP.

A tired Guts walks through the doors of the hall. He wasn't as used to skipping nights as he once was. After leaving the Guildhouse, he had gone to his ship, and make sure nothing was wrong, the Raider was half tempted to stay and sleep a while, but it was morning, so he thought better of it. After doing some work on the ship's rigging, and a short walk along Eubric's docks, he had developed a thirst. Now he was back in the hall. Without even scanning for familiar people or checking the Questing Board, the raider walked right up to the bar, and grabbed the bottle of wine Scheherazade held out for him.

Thank you very much for hosting, Masked, I think it was a very fun quest. The best part for me was when we just got in the house, with nothing really happening, just exploring the house, that gave off a real sense of paranoia, added to by the strange statues. I parrot others in saying that Marc could have used some more exposition, his reasoning, but perhaps we'll see him again, who knows? I do like that you gave us a choice, in the form of Altair. The length was good, I like shorter quests. I also like the party you picked, Atramor and Ellaria are both characters that would neither be rivals or friends for Guts, but are interesting to interact with anyways. The pictures were also cool. I definitely think the battles were too easy, the ethereal enemies made it interesting, but we were never in any danger, which seems like a shame. The rats you made up were a very cool build, as well. Perhaps there was a bit too much loot, but I won't complain about it. Shame we didn't get to take the consumables the alchemists made. Also, they stole my grand potions and remedies, even though Guts clearly stated he wanted the unused ones back. (also, we forgot to take the WP: 6 Halberd, I think) I must say the puzzle also seemed a bit underdeveloped. Perhaps you could have made it a bit more like the boardgame Mastermind, does that make sense? It's nice there was a puzzle though. It was very interesting seeing alchemists in actions, the four we had, whipped up a lot of mixtures, if we had used more, the battles would have been over quicker, but we could have seen the true might of the alchemists. Masked, perhaps next time the alchemists could have a non-combat role? And I don't think John actually served a real purpose besides strenghtening the party, I was half expecting him to betray us the whole time. Overall I really liked it and had fun! I can whip some up for you if you like, what kind of background were you thinking of?

Thanks! Yeah, I was looking in tiles, instead of tiles - decorated. I am thinking about getting both of those, but you know, they are expensive . I think I'm just going to get some off bricklink.

DLL, the picture of the crate over the water in your quest is very cool! I can't seem to find the printed 1x4's to make it look like wood, is it custom? Edit: Nevermind, found them, seems like I need to get myself a bunch of those!

Yes, you're right sorry, I didn't say that very clearly. Just not weapons and any bonus power.