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

The Steel Trading Company:
To whom it may concern,

Two of the items you have listed in your flier has sparked my interest. Specifically, the set of armor, titled ‘Mithral Full Plate of the Monk’s Hilariousness’, and boots, titled ‘The Silver Wet Boots’. I would be willing to offer a value of 125,000 gold coins for each, for 250,000 in total for the pair.

If you feel the value is insufficient, please return a reply to the Elfsong to one of my name, and as such we may negotiate further. If instead you would prefer to open the articles to public auction, those would be my starting bids.

My thanks and the Binder's wisdom,
Volga Svetogorov

Nemo wrote:A calishite merchant would as well offer his bids on the pair of items (mithral armor and dodge boots), though offering 250,000 gold pieces for each, for a total half-million on the pair.

Quite inteRWEsting amULet of tURning.
How much golD reqIUIred to get thatH fancy thing?

The QuIte BeneVOolent One.

I offer 50 bags of gold or trade bars of equivalent value, whichever you prefer for this ring.

Tarent Nefzen,
Master Alchemist, Enchanter and Scribe
Baldur's Gate.

The Whistler wrote:An easterling in extravagant orange robes emblazoned with the symbol of the Firelord offers to purchase the Ring of Arcane Power and Buttock of the Quick Dwarf for half a million gold.

slajiik wrote:Half-elven young, wild-looking female wearing malachite-green mithril chainmail bodysuit decorated with unnaturally black fur and petrified roots approaches and leaves note. The wirting in hardly readable because of lack of any calligraphy or style. Letters cover each other, have different sizes:

Quite inteRWEsting amULet of tURning.
How much golD reqIUIred to get thatH fancy thing?

The QuIte BeneVOolent One.

zyztem wrote:

slajiik wrote:Half-elven young, wild-looking female wearing malachite-green mithril chainmail bodysuit decorated with unnaturally black fur and petrified roots approaches and leaves note. The wirting in hardly readable because of lack of any calligraphy or style. Letters cover each other, have different sizes:

Quite inteRWEsting amULet of tURning.
How much golD reqIUIred to get thatH fancy thing?

The QuIte BeneVOolent One.

Holmer Steel sent out a reply, with big, print style font, explaining that he would like to get at least 50 bags of gold from such amulet.

Fine PRiCE. But I chanGed my MinD. GreaT thingie, but TOO much LiGHT on IT, for my Taste.
Light is bummer.
Sorries!

Holmer Steel,

I would deign offer a sum of 135,000 pieces of gold for the Boots of Fear listed in your recent flier. If this is satisfactory, or unsatisfactory as you would feel they are worth more, please send reply to the Elfsong.

Best regards,
Peytr Nik'ku

sinopip wrote:A man, not looking young, with white short hair and wearing some priest robes : "I'm a book seeker, this dusty tome intrigues me. I saw some previous costs before, but the knowledge inside could me minor. I would buy it between 15 and 20 bags, if this is good enough for you."