A letter to Sveta Asperan at the Temple of Helm, Nashkell
Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 11:23 am
//Written in a careful script, this letter is delivered to the Temple of Helm, Nashkell.
For the attention of Sveta Asperan;
It recently came to my attention, from a lady called Felicienne, that we may have some common interest that may be of benefit to Nashkell.
My name is Thosten Dolvak, a son of the Thostheim Mining Company. I am a prospector by trade and have over thirty years of experience in a family business of long traditions. I have been conducting a geological survey of regions of the Sword Coast, piecing together a picture that may be used to deduce areas of profitable interest. It is within my field, whether it is general surveys, prospecting to specific ends, the assessment, construction or running of mines, the identification of rare minerals or the refining and branding of ore.
If, as suggested, we do have a coincidence of interests, then you may contact me at the Northern Lights Inn. We may then meet and discuss opportunities. This may include;
I may require consultation on local land rights and legal requirements for active prospecting beyond surveys.
I may offer assessment or improvement of existing mines, for current owners, for cost effective operations.
I may offer the location and development of potential new mines for existing land owners.
I may require means to best identify the owner of land rights to specific areas, to buy undeveloped land, disused or existing mines.
Stoneoaths,
Thosten.
For the attention of Sveta Asperan;
It recently came to my attention, from a lady called Felicienne, that we may have some common interest that may be of benefit to Nashkell.
My name is Thosten Dolvak, a son of the Thostheim Mining Company. I am a prospector by trade and have over thirty years of experience in a family business of long traditions. I have been conducting a geological survey of regions of the Sword Coast, piecing together a picture that may be used to deduce areas of profitable interest. It is within my field, whether it is general surveys, prospecting to specific ends, the assessment, construction or running of mines, the identification of rare minerals or the refining and branding of ore.
If, as suggested, we do have a coincidence of interests, then you may contact me at the Northern Lights Inn. We may then meet and discuss opportunities. This may include;
I may require consultation on local land rights and legal requirements for active prospecting beyond surveys.
I may offer assessment or improvement of existing mines, for current owners, for cost effective operations.
I may offer the location and development of potential new mines for existing land owners.
I may require means to best identify the owner of land rights to specific areas, to buy undeveloped land, disused or existing mines.
Stoneoaths,
Thosten.