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@Kenshi is going to run a rouge as well and I have a character I can bring on in an npc role for anything else missing that ties into the events. Assuming no one else decides to join

I shall be home in about an hour and a half to help @DraconiWarlord roll up his CS

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I don't like it when someone plays 2 characters or more in D&D but I'm cool with it if everyone else is.

@Dark Cloud
I had intended to make a halfling, then I saw not allowed, so then I was gonna make a half orc, but they're not allowed either lol

@Kenshi I decided to sell my armor before the campaign. GM approved, and look at that gp now...

@Kenshi I decided to sell my armor before the campaign. GM approved, and look at that gp now...

@VeyrinDay Hah get on my gp level. Nvm :(

Why? Did you all need to do that? I had enough gold to start with I don't understand why we needed to out gold me?

I wonder if this Estry has any banking system or stock market. I want to invest my golds into shares in NPC shops.

• Tenria is the daughter of a well-accomplished privateer/ex-noble, as well as the owner of a ship and it is not cheap running a ship/crew, docking fees, repairs, etc. She may not be the captain but as ship's owner she still gets a larger cut of the share when all is said and done after a prize. She doesn't have to keep that amount of gold on her at all times, but it is what is available to the character in her personal coffers aboard her ship.
• Aseir has spent the bulk of his life fencing valuables and travelling the deserts between Machio to Sarlano in order to get to where the next big prize is. Similar to our swashbuckler, this line of work is not cheap to maintain. There are guards getting paid-off to look the other way, caravans to pay for knowingly transporting stolen goods, and so forth. Again, this amount doesn't have to be kept on his person, it could be kept in the House of Gems and it is the total amount at the start of the game available to the character.
• Saris scavenged what he could from the long dead/ruined city he found himself awaking in, which wasn't much in way of modern currency. Irkul was never a city of much wealth, their primary trade being fish/seafood. What few treasures once stored in Irkul's stores were melted under dragon fire over a century ago. Saris' former mentor kept a mini-vault in the basement of his home. Though much of what was in there was deteriorated with time, what Saris has on his person at the beginning of the game is what he could scavenge.
• Jun has lived a life of poverty, as Monks are apt to do, focusing more on his spiritual growth than his material one. Until a clan of Orc Ronin wrecked his home and managed to kill his master. He's lived the life of a wanderer ever since, swearing vengeance on the Orcs that ransacked his cloister. Much of what he has managed to earn while offering his skills across the icy lands of Shuen has been consumed in the form of Sake.

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obviously, to buy Minio... wait, wrong RP

I didn't intend to have that much, actually. All I wanted to do was selling my armor.

I wonder if this Estry has any banking system or stock market. I want to invest my golds into shares in NPC shops.

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