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npc inbox: taravast
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PREVIOUS NPC INBOX FOR ARC I: SA-HARETH & STAIRS OF SIGHS
MACALUSO Earnest and moderate nephew of Bonaccorso, seeking to succeed his grandfather. A pursuer of astronomy, accountancy, diplomacy and elemental magic, with a long history of supporting the witches of Bessis. Champions firmer ties with foreign citadels to improve Taravast's access to armies and resources. Looking to choose a bride. | |
VANNOZZA Beautiful and fierce niece of Bonaccorso, contending to become the next Ilia Doxe. Mind of a scientist and a lady of the hunt. A practitioner and frequent visitor of the necromantic and healing sectors. Has entertained and turned away more lovers than the heroine of a particularly sappy romance novel. Often indisposed. | |
RIGARDA Lively, charismatic and gossip-prone lady of the highest echelons, received at every gathering. Can slaughter half a dozen reputations with the right twitch of her brows before breakfast. An associate of the Merchant's and old friend of the current Ilia Doxe of Taravast, Bonaccorso. Indifferent in the game of succession. Loathes crumpets and witches. | |
![]() | THE LAVISH LOCALS From the witches of Bessis or Attaryl to academicians, politicians, nobles, servant folk, artists or protestors — if you’ve got a question, someone can surely supply an answer. |
THE MERCHANT The patron | |
KARSA Sorceress, young (?). Employed by the Merchant and deferential to him. Talented but fiery and frequently impatient, intolerant of fools. She will get today's job done yesterday. Struggles to sympathise with men, objections and those who cannot absorb information quickly. Enchanted the group's translation devices. Only available until 28/12. | |
![]() | ASGEIRR The ghost of a scholar monk. Haunts the tattered execution cloak that the party stole from the La Rea bank in Sa-Hareth. Once a champion of equality and freedom, he faced ire for converting his followers against the regionally profitable trade of slavery. Soft-spoken but wise and just, slow to regain his strength. Will speak to those who visit his cloak in brief interludes. Favours necromancers. |
SA-HARETH
"HALTHAM" | ANURR The undead warlord Anurr, previously posing as gentle-mannered giant Haltham. An embodiment of Sa-Hareth's cold storms and wind, who regained his territory from contender Unhalad with the inadvertent help of the party in Arc I. Frostily rational and amenable to some negotiation. |
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Perhaps there are answers we seek on these grounds.
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Allow me to help you. Allow me to guide you. We are women in this world. I would not wish your needs unmet.
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You have been most gracious in meeting my needs. I would not burden you with these.
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It is, in some part, to see the little animals squirm.
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Whatever answers you seek, I doubt my grandfather's estate holds them. But... it has been some time since I've worked an appetite. What creature do you propose we set sights on?
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You should not grow the habit of calling boons often.
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It is a poor habit and not my custom. Just this: myself and some companions, a night to enjoy their company.
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But you have your uses. And I have my whims. Sister, today we may intersect.
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My lady, when next we see each other, I have questions of a personal nature for you.
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Regarding?
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Mine has bloomed to follow me for as long as memory serves. And it serves well.
Whether it has accompanied me since birth or since a time not unlike it, I cannot say. Macaluso and I shared the misfortune of hundreds of other Taravast orphans: our parents were lost young.
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Your uncle provides antidote for flare-ups. Do you know what it contains?
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No, in this house, we leave poison to Macaluso.
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Macaluso is the one to deal in such underhanded arts?
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I wouldn't hasten to call it underhanded. Or anything.
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