Exotic and Rare Goods for Sale

Sir Daniel McKraegar,

I did not know you were my personal financier? I'm sure these fine folk, as well as myself, can make their own decisions. Their gold, along with mine, should be of no concern to you. However, I believe this man Lyrian will provide you with anything you may need as is the purpose of this posting. If you would like to talk more about this, I will be in the proper this baronial feast.

Cheers,
Mr. Sumner

I thought this would be a great opportunity for Travance. If this merchant has the ability to procure some rare items, we should see what we can get. That way, the next time a great demon/devil/undead/monster comes along & we need some rare materials to enact the plan to help get rid of such... we will have it on hand.

I'm sure there's been a time we could've stopped some great calamity if only we had the rare component of the left hand of a righteous woman bathed in the tears of an angel in the light of a full moon during the summer solstice when there was a drought... or some weird thing like that.

With all due respect Sir McKraegar, what I do with my gold is no concern of yours. However there are reasons as to why I want Maiden's Circle Gold. My Father and Brother are both Druids. I've heard tales and know that it can destroy corruption. So the fact that there is a man selling a material that can better eradicate corruption on Arawyn is a boon, at least in my eyes. Why should I not take the chance to purchase it, if it will aid in the betterment of Arawyn?

Here is the problem with your writings, it is of concern to me as a knight of these lands as well as an Artificer.

Guards, please charge Astrid and Mr. Sumner with besmirchment of a noble.

It is a strange plaes waer wun such as I must teech another of words.

To besmirch is to foul wun's reputashun. It is to spred slander about him.

It wud be besmirching you, sir McKraegar, if I were to call you honorless or cowardly, or tell others you wer, as thees arr both lies.

I fael to see how your reputashun is injured by either Mr. Sumner or my wife telling you that they can spend thaer gold as they plees.

I would much rather speak of this in person at this coming baronial feast.

-Mr. Sumner