In reply to Urrun (msg # 750):

"We are not merchants, but we are willing to trade some of our crafts, for goods hard to find in eternal autumn, or for favors..."



Favor is a quirk level vow that can be called in. If on the recieving end, it is a perk
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In reply to Older witch (msg # 751):

"Always happy to help kill demons. You do not need to call in a favour for that. Just call."

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 752):

"What items are hard for you to find, Miladies? I would be happy to help you with that. I can arrange to visit regularly with supplies to that end."

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 753):

"Flour and cinnamon and cloves are welcome but hard to come by here. "

"I would agree to assist with that as well, if you would tolerate my company."  Goran smiles, although he does cast a subtle sidelong glance at the witch close to him in age.  He then continues with "I have no talent for barter, though, so I cannot decide what a fair trade might be with any hope of accuracy.  I would rather someone else handle the arrangements.  Perhaps it would be a good time to retire for a few minutes to meditate to Hors, unless you ladies would prefer to talk theology or discuss the spirit realm.  They are interests of mine."

In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 755):

"I am happy to handle the negotiations..."

Speaking of which, what were we able to trade the feathers for?

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 756):

A magit item that boosts a weapon vs undead, and potions, unless you want the embroidery scroll.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 757):

What spell is on the embroidery scroll, and what were the potions? The magic item that boosts weapon damage vs undead is definitely interesting...

In reply to Hograth Podkarmen (msg # 758):

The scroll is for "enchanting forest" which makes a woodland trip an enjoyable experience even if it is not.

Also on the docket, one of Carole's warm scarves.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 759):

Melchizadek is interested in the scarf. It does get a little chilly here when the sun is down...

OOC  Goran is off screen, meditating to Hors.

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 760):

The scarf is very warm to the touch



It may be useful in someplace colder.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 762):

Melchizadek likes the warm, and would like to get the scarf. What would they like for it?

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 763):

"Consider it a gift, freely given."



Anyone have hidden lore, faerie?

In reply to Older witch (msg # 764):

"Most generous. To whom am I indebted?"

[Private to GM: Neither Melchizdek nor Hograth have that.]

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 765):

The woman breaks onto a smile.
"You may call me Carol.."

In reply to Older witch (msg # 766):

"Well, thank you Carol. If I can repay you, I trust you will tell me. Within the confines of my  faith, of course."

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 767):

"Surprise me."

Goran has returned by this time, and takes note of the scarf.  He takes a look at it, admiring the workmanship.  "This is quite well done."

[Private to GM: Goran has Hidden Lore Spirit, as close as you're going to get?  And a nice roll of 5.
12:13, Today: Secret Roll: Goran the Marked rolled 5 using 2d6+3.  Goran Hidden Lore (Spirit) 13.]

In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 769):

The phrasing is the type that incurrs a response of indebtedness to anyone with a fey code of honor. It is the equivalent of eating their food. Not bad, just powerful anf independent.

Goran hands the scarf back and suggests "You should make sure it's a gift and not something more binding.  I am no expert on these things, but the creatures of faerie often bestow gifts on humans with a different context than what we would assume."  He then looks over at the mature witch and says "No offense intended, I just think it's best to clarify to make sure we all understand the proper context for these things.  We do not want anyone to walk away offended."

OOC  The previous driver for Goran did not give him any official social skills.  I rolled the "best available" to try for the best delivery possible.

[Private to GM: Not sure what you prefer of the available skills.
14:11, Today: Secret Roll: Goran the Marked rolled 8 using 2d6+3.  Leadership, Public Speaking, Teaching 13, or Theology 12.]

In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 771):

"Really? I don't know much about the Faerie, but these ladies are not Faerie anyway. I am sure they would be honest about something such as this, since I am asking openly what they want in return for this."

Mel has some social skills, but no familiarity with fey, and would not naturally think about it due to the fact that he is not dealing with fey.

In reply to Melchizidek (msg # 772):

"If my manner of speaking is affected, it is from dealing with our Good Neighbors without giving offense. If I have offended thee, forgive me. "

Goran responds "I did not take offense Ma'am, and I hope you did not either.  Maybe it's not my place to comment.  However, when I was in Shevnia, some of the people in my village had dealings with the Fey.  The way you phrased your comment reminded me of some of their less pleasant experiences.  I only intended to clarify the situation.  Most of us are not well versed in the different culture of the Fey, and so misunderstandings are easy to come by.  As a man of faith, I prefer to assume the best."

In reply to Goran the Marked (msg # 774):

"I am greatful, and certainly not offended."