The first thing to do is to get out of town. Those serpent priest will certainly be looking for him and it wouldn't be wise to be caught at the local pawn shop haggling over the value of the Eye of the Serpent. Once he is safely out of town, Phineas sets about trying to sell off some of his stolen goods. Using the saving roll system I presented in my post on Treasure in Solos, Phineas was able to get almost 600 gp including the coins he scrounged from the slain serpent priests and guards. Phineas failed his SR when trying to sell the magic tome and the strange gold item; all of the other treasures were sold at 40% of their value (1st level SR) including the Eye of the Serpent. This netted him a mere 400 gold for the massive emerald, but what else would you expect when trying to sell a gem stolen from a cult with
The next day, Phineas wakes with a pounding headache and mostly empty pockets. Well, he always has the tools to get more money. Phineas packs his gear, straps on his armor, and checks his weapons. What challenge will he face next?
Phineas the Red
Type: Warrior
Kin: Human
Level:1 (292/1000)
Level AP: 0
ST 14 (0/140)
CON 13 (0/130)
DX 13 (38/130)
SPD 13 (29/130)
INT 11 (0/110)
WIZ 6 (0/60)
LK 14 (123/140)
CHR 10 (0/100)
Personal adds: +6
Talents:
Thievery (DEX +3)
Money: 5 gold, 21 silver
Weapons
Saber 3+4 60 w.u.
Bank 2+3 20 w.u.
Poniard* 2+0 10 w.u. (*
Armor
Haubergeon 4 hits 240 w.u.
Bracers* 4 hits, 20 w.u. (*
Greaves 2 hits, 30 w.u.
Open-face helm 2 hits, 35 w.u.
Total Defense: 12 x 2 = 24 hits
Magic
Magic ring (doubles personal adds during 1st combat turn)
Equipment
Backpack
First-aid kit (5 uses)
Flint and steel
Lantern
3 flasks of oil
Small mirror
50' silk rope
Grappling hook
2 small sacks
Water skin
Green silk cloak (35 gp)
Ankle-high hard boots
Leather belt
Belt pouch
Cotton trousers and shirt
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