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Belgar stocks non-fiction books. Tomes of knowledge can be purchased for 20 sc, with each assigned an appropriate INT or CHA skill (such as INT/Arcana or CHA/Leadership). If a player consults their tome for at least 15 minutes, they gain a +1 bonus to the assigned skill check. | Belgar stocks non-fiction books. Tomes of knowledge can be purchased for 20 sc, with each assigned an appropriate INT or CHA skill (such as INT/Arcana or CHA/Leadership). If a player consults their tome for at least 15 minutes, they gain a +1 bonus to the assigned skill check. | ||
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'''Fixer’s Compound | |||
==== '''Fixer’s Compound''' ==== | |||
A collection of sloped, adobe-style buildings sit within their own walled compound aside from the throngs of endless market stalls. A simple iron gate allows the curious to pass into the Fixer’s Compound. Guarded by sparse humanoids in light armor, the Fixers are psions that loan their services to adventurers and local organizations as guards, monster hunters, or investigators. While a valuable commodity, the Fixer’s here have a contract with the Bridge Knights that prevents them from investigating cases within sovereign territory. Still, their divining services are ever-popular, and the occasional merchant will hire an escort through the city to avoid less scrupulous magistrates. | |||
This particular outpost is run by Efelias Starseeker, a [[Raedeen]], who tends to be rather hands-on in the Fixer’s activities. Efelias or one of their fixers can be contracted to [[divine]] information within the city, so long as it does not interfere with, or directly influence or affect, any meritocratic, Bridge Knight, or magisterial business. | This particular outpost is run by Efelias Starseeker, a [[Raedeen]], who tends to be rather hands-on in the Fixer’s activities. Efelias or one of their fixers can be contracted to [[divine]] information within the city, so long as it does not interfere with, or directly influence or affect, any meritocratic, Bridge Knight, or magisterial business. | ||