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

A wood elf woman is sit on the ground near the Friendly Arm Inn gate, playing a cittern. A collection of items are shown in front of her. A paper reads as follows:
[parchment]Myrualae's magical artifacts found in the deepest dark corners af all the Coast. For sell, auction or trade. Make your offer.[/parchment]

Weapons

Thrim's Energy
Dwarven Waraxe
On hit: Blindness DC 14 5% / 2 rounds
Spell immunity: Feeblemind
SR 14

Longbow of Mist
EB+1
Mighty +6
Weight reduction 60%

The Encouraging Duskwood Spear
DEX+1
Green light low
Vamp. +1
Weight reduction 60%

Shields

Imaskari shield
Tower shield
AC+2
SR 20

Light Shield of Disturbance
Light shield
ASF -5% (total 0%)

Armor & Clothes

Toe of the Regular Puzzle SOLD to "a well dressed human" (chad), awaiting pick up.
Mithral chainmail (6/4)
AC+2
SR 14

The gold mithral chainmail SOLD to "a well dressed human" (chad), awaiting pick up.
Mithral chainmail (6/4)
Saving throws: Positive +2

Helm of Infravision
AC+2
Blindsigh 1 use/day

Finch's Fine Chapeau
Bluff +4
Diplomacy +4
Perform +2
Sleight of hand +2

Sash of Shimmering (boots)
SR 20

Bronce Ioun Stone
Bonus spell: Wizard 1, 2
Green light low

Belt of Raumathar
Bonus feat: Spell focus (Evocation)
Bonus feat: Spell penetration
Bonus spell: Sorcerer 3, 4
Bonus spell: Wizard 3, 4

Jewelry

Periapt of the Lost Witch
AC+1
Savig throws: Mind affecting +4

Ring of protection
AC+3

Others

Wand of Displacement

/// oops!

A bright an cheery sun elf approaches noting sound of instrument he says in time.

"I offer one-hundred bags for that belt of Raumathur"

Halron strolls by and upon hearing music he approaches, nods smiling to the two elves and browses the goods. Upon seeing the Belt of Ruamathar his expression turns dramaticly

”One hundred and one bags of gold for this belt.”

He counters and points the belt.

A well dressed woman with dual ponytail hair made her own purchasing list at first

//offer 10 bags each for:
Helm of Infravision
Bronce Ioun Stone

Then she turns to the customers who came earlier:
"One hundred and one bags? It's funny. I will offer one hundred and eleven bags for the belt then."

a tiefling woman walks up to the cittern playing auctioneer. Her dark eyes play over a crowd and she gives and receives familiarities to the many people gathered. the auction for the belt catches her eye and quickly her attention moves to a notepad with strange writing on it. she throws her gloved hand and announces, "Undred an feefty bags o' pieces fer da belt!" Her accent is some strange combination of dwarf-common and salt. She returns to greeting nearby people as she keeps a pointed ear and dark eye to the auctioneer.

Halron ponders a moment before raising his bid.

”One hundred and sixty bags of gold for the belt.”

After Halron bids, Gale is still conversing within a small nearby gathering. Upon hearing the bid that exceeds her own, she uses her peripheral vision to see when the auctioneer looks back at her for a bid. The bid is hardly a concern of hers, the conversation clearly holding more of her interest than the auction. (bluff+10) Once the tall tiefling woman notices she is spotted by Myrualae, she holds up two fingers nonchalantly indicating a bid of 200,000 gp. She doesn't miss a beat in her group conversation.

”Hrm.”

The wizard sighs as he notices the tieflings indication of a bid. He then turns to the elf woman on the ground and nods with a slight smile, before moving on.

Gale watches as the wizard moves away from the bidding. A not-so-friendly grin curls the edges of her toothy mouth as she looks about for others that would offer resistance.

Osric bids 250,000 coins.

A greasy, rather rotund bearded gentleman raises his hand and says, "That looks useful. Two-hundred and eighty-thousand for the Belt of Raumather."

A gold elf dressed in finery makes an offer, "300,000 gold pieces". Apparently meaning for the belt.

Shino returned and found the price already double times rised. "Well I think I shall join. 350bags."

"400,000", the gold elf retorts.