Dialogue[]
| “ | A duck trader wishes to trade silver nuggets world 20 cows for a quantity of your craft goods. "The quality of <Player Clan>s workmanship wins praise far and wide," the duck says.
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— Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out | ||
Consequences[]
If you agree, the duck may be inspired to up his offer, gaining you a small profit and a reason for people to smile, ccausing Mood to go up. If Beren and Redalda's blessing is dealing with outsiders, you also gain +1 Magic. If you lose out on the exchange, you lose a small amount of goods and Mood goes down instead.
If you tell it, "Instead let us gift you with bread and beer," it may move the duck to tears. It will explain that its kind is not always welcome in your parts, so it thanks you greatly for this gesture. The people may be moved by the duck's words and Mood improves. Also, if Lusty Feasting was your ancestors' Rider virtue, they will gift you +1 Magic for this show of hospitality.
Advice[]
- "This duck is a trader, but others revere Humakt." - Kerenna
- "Our neighbors may lose respect for us if we rob an honest trader." - Reda/Diplomat
- "I can get a good price for our goods." - Issaries devotee
- "If we open negotiations, that will count as an offer of hospitality, after which it will be impermissible to rob him." - Lhankor Mhy devotee/Lore expert
- "I was hoping he would find a piece of our royal regalia and had come to offer it to us." - Royalist ring-member
- "You would hope that, <Royalist ring-member>."
- "Chaos hopes to destroy all trade ties." - Chaos-hating ring member
- "Not every duck is honest."
- "The people don't trust him one bit."
- "People think that trust is dying, and we must do all we can to revive it."
- "How lovely to deal with a question that barely matters."
- "Some enjoy the company of ducks, but I have always found them improbable and out of place."
- "We must get all that we can out of him."
- "Might tempt us to wrongdoings."
- "This seems inconsequential, but could go gravely awry."