- Speed
- 30 ft
Base attributes
- Charisma
- 14
- Constitution
- 12
- Dexterity
- 16
- Intelligence
- 14
- Strength
- 10
- Wisdom
- 8
- "I owe you. Again. And again I don't know how to repay you, except with my loyalty and service – which you alr
- "I share your opinion, Your Grace. I'm afraid we'll have to disappoint our guest."
- "Very wise, Your Grace. But still, such a pity these things will never see their proper owners again... but yo
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- "Your Highness, I have come to express my boundless respect! I had no idea I would be a part of something this
- "I hope your intuition doesn't fail you, Your Grace."
- Maegar chews his lip, annoyed. "Of course it's up to you to decide, but I personally don't trust such moneymak
- "You're not as simple as you pretend to be. All right. I will make the necessary arrangements."
- Maegar shakes his head. "Very well, as you please."
- For the first time since being saved from Vordakai, Maegar seems back to his old self. "Your Grace!" He greets
- "Not fully recovered yet. – We've no expeditions and adventures planned for the immediate future. But I'm seei
- For the first time since being saved from Vordakai, Maegar seems back to his old self. "Your Grace!" He greets
- Maegar's face grows dark. "It's wrong to put claim such stolen things for yourself. I do hope in the future yo
- "This place used to be a Taldan castle, until the fey arrived. The sorceress who lived there summoned a being
- "How sad it is to see you whipping your own subjects to rebellion. They will only rise more steadfast against
- "What they truly want is to ruin our merchants – to replace them, and lay down their own rule. The rule of urb
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
- Maegar smiles. "I certainly hope so! I haven't talked to her about it yet. The moment isn't right. I'm not yet
- "I no longer have a title nor lands, but I do have a woman I love, and that is all I need to be happy. Never a
- Maegar nods solemnly. "A fair decision, Your Grace! I shall make all the necessary arrangements."
- "Your Grace, we have a taxation problem. Or rather, a tax collection problem. The people in these lands are no
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
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- "Well, perhaps that's the best solution, indeed. The taxes we'd collect on materials are too great to pass up.
- "Thank you for your trust, Your Grace. With your permission, I shall order the discovered riches returned to t
- "I shall see to it that the Taxmasters stop oppressing your people. Once your subjects see that you're on thei
- "Taking care of youth is certainly the way to go. Let them see the world!"
- "Thank you, Your Grace. I will immediately announce the establishment of your work initiative."
- "This is the reason why more and more people join the Taxmasters. They are followers of Abadar, who hold to th
- "Well, not exactly a treasure... more like the secret cache of the Stag Lord. Our workers broke through a wall
- Maegar's face is lit with a contented smile. "My deepest respects, baron! I have wonderful news for you: our w
- "You managed to bring to order the village chiefs and local leaders, and found common ground with the smaller
- "It's so strange..." Maegar says pensively, as if half to himself. "Varnhold was to be the place where I could
- "We'll tax only luxury goods, and leave all else be. Needless greed would undermine trade in our lands."
- "Maybe the Horned Hunter is responsible for the General's disappearance? It's a nasty joke, and he is called t
- "Your barony's expenses have increased several times recently. Construction, clearing lands, urban beautificat
- "It makes me wonder why we haven't already produced our own coins. One with your face on it, for instance. It'
- "Very well. It's wise to protect your fields from an early autumn or a torrid summer. When I was a baron, I al
- "It's up to you what we should do with these items. Of course, they were found in your castle, so you could ke
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- "Hm... I see. I can't say I approve. The bandits will pay handsomely for the right to sell their goods in your
- Maegar nods contentedly. "We will do just that, Your Grace, don't you worry. I will do everything in my power
- "These are the Stolen Lands." Maegar chuckles gloomily. "There's good reason that not a single kingdom has sur
- Maegar frowns, and looks as if he hasn't slept for a few nights. "Your Grace, thank you again for agreeing to
- "As for the Horned Hunter... he appeared in person before the General, and played a cruel joke, forcing the Ge
- "Any gold that an artisan saves will enter circulation anyway. It will be used as material to produce goods. A
- "As for the Horned Hunter... he appeared in person before the General, and played a cruel joke, forcing the Ge
- "A sales representative of several trade houses in Daggermark has arrived at your court. They are interesting
- "I think we should blame him, the Horned Hunter, for what happened to my people. Turning a loyal companion int
- "Greetings, baron! I hope you are in a good mood. We need to discuss a rather unpleasant matter..."
- Maegar shakes his head. "I admit, this is not the decision I expected. Do you not fear riots, Your Grace? I st
- "It will be done. This day marks a new milestone in the history of the kingdom!"
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
- Maegar nods gratefully. "I am pleased I can be helpful to you, and take care of your subjects at the same time
- "How sad it is to see you whipping your own subjects to rebellion. They will only rise more steadfast against
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- Maegar strokes his beard thoughtfully. "Although... there may be another way out. We might avoid any unpleasan
- "Your Highness, before this country became a kingdom, Brevoy used to collect taxes from all merchants entering
- Maegar scratches his chin. "You've made a very generous and noble decision. The people will appreciate it. But
- "You can't treat the rich and the poor the same! You just can't! This is how you devastate your people!"
- "The money flow has increased, but the people have started to grumble. It's certainly no good that some of the
- "Your efforts have brought in too much money. It's strange, I never expected I'd say these words. Anyway, you
- "You can't treat the rich and the poor the same! You just can't! This is how you devastate your people!"
- "It will be done. Congratulations, Your Highness. You have become a part of history."
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
- "Fortunately or not, the Horned Hunter is no longer in the dungeon, and the portal to the First World has been
- "In this case, Your Grace, I shall go immediately to sir Leymar and refuse his request in the most polite way
- "You managed to reform a hostile country government, once full of corruption and bribery."
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
- "It seems like a bad idea. I have little doubt that the first thing these newcomers will do is use threats and
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
- "Allow me to introduce Leymar Tinch, a well-known distiller and a renowned potion-maker. Sir Tinch insisted on
- "Merchants will be happy to visit us, and our subjects will be able to buy goods cheaply easily. They will gro
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- "Your Highness, a couple of Daggermark swindlers were arrested at the city market. They were paying with coins
- "Maybe the Horned Hunter is responsible for the General's disappearance? It's a nasty joke, and he is called t
- "I think we should blame him, the Horned Hunter, for what happened to my people. Turning a loyal companion int
- Cue_0036
- "I fear it's time I bring my service to an end. There is simply no way for me to continue my work as your Trea
- "Hm... I see. I can't say I approve. The bandits will pay handsomely for the right to sell their goods in your
- "Your Grace, I beg your advice. I too was a baron once, so I know full well how difficult it is to rule the St
- "I will send them away at once. We can do without street gangs, smuggling, bribery, kidnapping, and all the ot
- "Once we expel those traffickers, our domain will no longer be seen as a safe haven for pirates. Were I ruler,
- "One might call it a boon – lawless captains bringing their fortunes here. But it's worth remembering that the
- "It seems like a bad idea. I have little doubt that the first thing these newcomers will do is use threats and
