((So which is\are?))

"The interesting questions is how much coin it's worth. And how much is still out there. "

Trin reaches for the comb and inspects it.

"This is god sent, my hair did not get the right treatment for days"

Then she grabs the ring to inspect it closer.

"This one has a magic aura to it."

Arcana: 17

((She is trying to find some indication of what the ring does))

Samael:

 Trinjya: 

Samel takes the coins and the dragonchess piece, and goes to frankie "Are these coins from a tomb? if so, where did you find it?"

Frankie flinches away, burying his sobbing face in Sirq's side.

Morn hands the mace back to Trinjya. "Here is your weapon back. Unfortunately I couldn't discern much of its properties at this stage, perhaps later on? But what ever the case, it requires some time to attune and connect with whoever wishes to use it." He peers at the things from the urn, "How did your search fare?"

samael shows his part "...due to the magic and the items within, i'd say this urn came from a tomb, but i know not where....frankie might know, but is.....reluctant to reveal the location."

"He's not reluctant - he's in shock. He'll be grateful, once he gets over his shakes. I'm not sure any of us would have done much better under those frogs hospitality."

Horatio frowns in thought. "Anyone got any food left? And water?"

((I think Trin and Morn provided your two for the evening, so you're good through tomorrow at least.))

Trinjya:

 ((Anyone else doing anything tonight? Anyone attuning to magic items? Sirq would again play his song of rest along with Trinjya if she joins in, for those who still have HD to roll.))

Trinjya will put the ring on to see what will happen (and because she just can't resist jewellery).

Trinjya puts on the ring and... nothing seems to happen. If she's still got detect magic up, it still registers as magic, no fluctuations in the signature, but whatever effect it may have is not apparent at the moment.

Morn looks at Trinjya's ring, "That's a fine piece of craftsmanship," he rifles through his pack and gets his jeweller's kit, "Here, let me clean it up a little for you." And he gives it a brush and wipe over to get any dirt or grit out of the settings.

It's wonderfully shiny now, but any residual muck or fog mucus didn't seem to be preventing its function, it's likely that the magic has an effect in certain contexts, but until they are met, it's just decorative...

Samael takes a moment to gaze at the dragonchess piece before securing everything he has, having his food, doing his watch, and tucking in for the night

12 perception

"Maybe we should talk about what we are going to do with all that stuff. It will be hard to split what we found so far, so we will have to find a buyer for it."

"That much is true, a buyer would be helpful. I don't think we'll have great trouble fencing anything - this area is known for odd artifacts and curios of ancient and wondrous nature. Someone will want to buy. The real question is, do you think we might need to hold on to these pieces for some later step - I am thinking of that piece you had there, Samael. It reminds me of something, but I can't quite place my finger on it. Perhaps, for now, the best option might be to use what coin we found to recoup our initial investments, across all our purses. That way none of us have truly lost much in this process, except a few days and a bit of blood and nerve. By the same token, none of us would have been able to get this far, I think it likely, without the constructive support of each other. We may have had delays, but ultimately I think we should call this a success. We each contributed, so to each of us a share is owed. If I may make a suggestion, I would ask that, upon a review of the treasures from the village, if we find a reasonable asking price, that we sell those treasures that do not immediately relate to this tomb Frankie might know the way to, assuming he can be restored.

For the treasures that do relate to this tomb, and the promise of greater reward, I would suggest that we reserve them, collectively. We should use those treasures, and whatever value they possess, to fund our next excursion, and to demonstrate the worthiness of our intelligence and prospects to bring on some others of more grit and fortitude, to assist in the trudging and bleeding. Does this sound amenable?

"agreeable. I keep the piece and two pieces of the gold so that Frank may have a visual reminder, with the remainder of my share being sold to cover expenses. the rest you can do with as you will."

As night falls, Horatio is contacted by Gandalon, who reports that Clem and his boys will wait for your arrival the following day. Gandalon wants to know if you want him to return tonight.

((Someone roll me a d12 please?))

"Indeed, return."

12

((12 was the 'good for the party' end of the spectrum, in that your night passes with no issues outside of camping in a swamp, never feeling dry and being dinner to mosquitoes.))

Gandalon returns during the night and take his part in watching. As you all awake the following morning, Trinjya notes no changes to her or the ring having slept in it.

((No one attuned to the mace, correct?))