New adventure

OOC:  Are you trying to move the loot over the pit or go around the other way?

OOC: Whichever path is the easiest to go through.

OOC:  It would be much easier to go around.  Just need to keep the skeletons in mind.

Thagakh moves around wearing the red robes he got during the loading of loot to the wagon.

He keeps a wary look at the sarchophagus whenever he walks by.

After about 1 hour of the team helping Thagakh and Ian move the items from the manor, the wagon is loaded with all items.

Boghadair hops onto the wagon and pats the spot beside him.

"Thaggy,  why don't you drive while I tell you about my old friend,  and why you remind me of him."

Thagakh sits beside Boghadair and waits for others to come out before driving the wagon leisurely.

"Thagakh has lots of time to listen. We just have to move to Lionshield Coster to sell weapons and armor, Barthen's Provisions for the rest of stuff."

Upon bringing the weapons to the Lionshield Coster, the following prices were agreed upon by the owner,Linene Graywind .

21 short swords (7 gp each), 18 crossbows (20 gp each)  20 bolts each (360 total, 8 quivers) (20 gp total), 3 shortbow (20 gp each) 15 arrows each (2 gp total) , 12 studded leather armor (40 gp each), 3 Morningstar (10 gp each), 12 Spears (1 gp each) , 4 longsword (10 gp each), 20 red robes (1 gp each).

 21 x 7= 147

18 x 20 = 360

Bolts = 20

3 x 20 = 60

Arrows = 2

12 x 40 = 480

3 x 10 = 30

12 x 1 = 12

4 x 10 = 40

20 x 1 = 20

Total = 1171 gp

If this is agreeable by the party, she will gather the gold.

During the wagon fire back to town.  Boghadair talks with Thagakh.

"To start with, I'm sorry Thaggy. I hope you don't feel like I am insulting you by not calling you Thagakh. It's a fine name, and there is meaning and power behind a person's name. It's just...You happen to remind me of my friend Norville Rogers. His old nickname was Thaggy."

"Now, Norville was a pretty friendly lad. He was tall like you, but somewhat skinny and he had a mop of hair that was never combed. Norville also had a pet rooster that used to follow him around everywhere. This rooster was a vibrant scarlet red colour, and Norville had named him Ruby."

"These two were inseparable. Norville didn't really do much for work, but he was always running around, and Ruby was always right by his side. They even ate their meals together. Ruby would eat whatever Norville had on his plate, and Norville in turn would eat some of Ruby's snacks. That's what I remember most about them. Always running ,around and always eating."

Boghadair pauses a moment seemingly lost in thought. "Actually, they were eating no matter what was going on at the time. There would be a house fire, and everybody would pitch in to help, Thaggy included. He would just do it while holding onto a snack."

"I remember another time when a bunch of us decided to snoop around in the old Kingston Mansion. We were young and just being bunch of nosey meddling kids. We weren't being bad or up to no good, just curious, really. They said that the mansion was haunted, but we didn't believe the stories. Well, the rumours were true! At one point the ghost was chasing poor Thaggy, and there he was running as fast as he could while wolfing down some of Ruby's snacks! Just always eating no matter what." Boghadair laughs.

"He got along fine with most folks, but I remember one kid, that had given him his nickname. This kid was always dressed immaculately, but he spoke with a lisp. Whenever he made a 'Shhh' sound it always came out like 'Thhh'. Since Norville's hair was always a mess, he started calling him 'Thaggy', and it just sorta stuck, the way that all nicknames do."

"Anyways, when you mentioned that you stopped for a snack, I just couldn't help thinking of my friend and his pet. Thaggy and Ruby Roo."

Upon hearing the total amount of gold, Boghadair says "Thank you kindly,  Ms. Graywind. It was a pleasure doing business with you."

And to the rest of the group he says "That will split to 167 gp each,  with 2gp left over to be split however you want."

Very excited about the gold and also curious what the other items might bring to the party, “I am wondering Boghadair, do I remind you of anyone?”  “ I have never been one to tell stories but I am enjoying this group and their way of looking at the world.  Most of my life has been about beating everyone I have faced at anything that we could compete at.  I am seeing that there could be more.”  Ian pauses to listen.  “ Barthens next?”

OOC: Thaggy and Ruby Roo. *face palm*

OOC: of course finding someone to actually buy the items might be difficult in a small town like Phandalin, maybe easier in Neverwinter or bigger.  Here is an approximate value of each item.

Bugbear leather eye patch with gems  50 gp

 Gold earring with gem  30 gp

 rare ingredients for spells: Mercury, dragon bile, powdered nightshade.   75 gp

5 carnelians,  50 gp

2 peridots,  30 gp

one pearl,  100 gp

2 garnets, 20 gp

 5 malachite gems  80 gp

, 3 platinum signet rings 150 gp

, 30 beaver pelts  60 gp

, traveling clothes 2 gp

Dwarvish tome book,

scroll of charm person,  50 gp

scroll of fireball,  200 gp

glassstaff of defense,  3000 gp

, 2 healing potions  50 gp each

 , invisibility potion  75 gp

, scroll of augury 50 gp

, +1 longsword. 400 gp

You all can decide what to do next.

I would like to keep the spell ingredients if possible

Other than what members of team want, I am ok with us selling precious gems and splitting the profits.  As for magical weapons and such, I am hoping for something useful to my character as we progress through the adventure.  In the end we can look closer at fair value.  A 3000 gp staff is only cool if you can use it.  

"I agree, Ian. I'm good with selling off the precious stones and oddball stuff if we can in Neverwinter. I feel we should hold onto the potions, and the scrolls go to whomever can read them or make use of them."

OOC: Tyrus is content with the +1 longsword. He'll pass on any of the potions.

"This Thaggy guy has a healthy appetite. Thagakh is surprised he didn't cook Ruby."

After selling the weapons and armor at Lionshield Coster, the half-orc sees the shiny eyepatch from the corner of his sights and grabs it with his hands whispering to it, "My precious...."

He regains his composure after seeing that his fellow members are looking at him.

"Thagakh would like to have the eyepatch. Thagakh will buy it if he have to."

the eyepatch suits you   Arafiel grins

Ian says, “ let’s get some rest in the inn and then get looking for Gundren .... Cragmaw castle... right?”