Session #75: Return to the Library

 [write-up by Max, who ran the session, a couple weeks back--thanks, Max!]

A group once again gathers in the library of Cothon-Under-Star with a hmela in tow.

Sesel, fighter 7

• Raoden magic-user 5

Bart, magic-user

• Gan fighter

Najm, magic-user 5

• Alianor Drake, fighter 1

Heijo, magic-user 6

Revna, magic-user 5

The group returns once again from the library sans hmela. They seem in good spirits but otherwise say little of what they are up to in the library. Patrons continue to talk about a mysterious door with seemingly no way to open it.

The Lucre

• 120g

• 600s

• Dice, bone (40g)

• 7 Books
  Ciamar a mharbhadh torc
  Essays on Gambling
  Shipping Documents
  ᴁ (Claimed by Revna)
  Дракула
  Tave Jidai Tvarka
  The Blessed Light, a spellbook: I. Light, II. Bless, III. Continual Light
  

• 5 Flasks of Ink
  Black (100g)
  Red (200g)
  Blue (200g)
  Green (200g)
  Infernal (500g)

• Strange Crossbow like metal tube

• Stinger, trapdoor spider (Claimed by Revna)

The Learning

• 1440 xp from treasure

• 125 xp from Trapdoor spider

The Cut

• 313 xp to each player-character
  157 xp to Raoden, Gan, and Alianor

• 18 dinars (gp) and 92 dirhams (sp) to each player-character
  10 dinars and 47 dirhams to Raoden, Gan, and Alianor

• Dice, bone (40g)

• 7 Books
  Ciamar a mharbhadh torc
  Essays on Gambling
  Shipping Documents
  ᴁ (Claimed by Revna)
  Дракула
  Tave Jidai Tvarka
  The Blessed Light, a spellbook: I. Light, II. Bless, III. Continual Light 

• 5 Flasks of Ink
  Black
  Red
  Blue
  Green
  Infernal

• Strange Crossbow like metal tube

• Trapdoor Spider stinger (Revna)

It is up to the company to decide whether to sell the various strange inks claimed from the so-called Infinite Library, or to keep them. Those in the company who wish to claim something may pony up the dinars from their personal hoards to "buy out" the item, the money thence to be divided by the remainder of the company.

As always, write-ups or art will earn a character 100 xp per level ... the scribes doubt that any map of the Library would prove useful, other than as a piece of art ...