Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

Mara'tril is not stirred and responds coolly. "Again do a favor to the anonymous and announce her the winner without a bid. My terms were for merely the same favor. It is clear there should be no competition between prices here, but we should all bid anonymously. I have made you a deal of money trying to bid, but you will not see me here again. A bad look indeed." With that, she walks briskly away

((Struck out sold stuff--update in the works!))

A hired messenger drops off a letter for Aunrae.

Yathrin Vlon'riia shows up personally to address the woman at the stall.

"I offer 100 bags for that item." she points to the list.

Dusty Tome, Bebelith -- 100k

The drowess leans forward and flashes a small grin, bobbing her head. "Three cycles, Vlon'riia. Two if there are no counters."

Magus Tel'Arin walks up and flashes a knowing grin at Aunrae. "Twenty five bags for that cloak."

Points at the following item:

Cloak of Protection +4

"All right, two cycles if unchallenged!" she chirps.

Magus Tel'Arin strolls up to the trade stall and grins at Aunrae. "It appears my coin is destined to end up in your deserving hands. One hundred bags for the boots."

Points at the following item:

Boots Without Retribution

A fire genasi in glittering fullplate comes by and sees the tomes." They are of ancient lore? These can be useful, I'll take them for their price if no one else wants them."

"Two cycles for the boots, Magus!"

As the genasi approaches, she taps her chin. "No one has a claim on Baldur's Gate. However . . . after this cycle, the tome containing knowledge of a bebilith is gone. However, if you counterbid, the auction lasts for another cycle yet."

"Then I'll bid 120 bags for the tome of the bebilith.", says the fire genasi.

The drow shows up shortly after two cycles to claim her book.

"Two cycles was it?"

"You got the one hundred and twenty bag countered candlemarks before the two full cycles finished. So... the auction goes for yet another cycle because there is a counterbid."