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Terald

Archaeologist and merchant. Camella is an associate of his. Has not been seen much since a large auction.

Had a number of unusual items for auction at a festival in Therengia. Sorrow and company attempted to steal some of them.

One of the items sold at this auction, a ring, was bought by Romeode and induced visions regarding the creation of the Zaulfung Stones.

Terald's Shares

Category  Events and Happenings (29) 
Topic     Events in General (1)
Message   Terald and company (4799)
By        JOUBEYRT@PLAY.NET (Weapons Peddler)
On        May 1, 2001 at 22:46

First off, the background.

Terald, a noted Artifact dealer and Professor, sold Shares at the Theren festival. These shares were an investment by the buyer, funding his upcoming dig. The investment was 100 platinum lirum. Nearly two years passed, and no word.

About two months ago, Professor Camella, an associate of Terald's, showed up with an interesting statue. Was a rather quick appearance, which involved her manipulating the statue, and it singing a spot on a map, marking the city of Mer'Kresh.

Roughly six weeks ago, two weeks after Camella's initial visit, she returned. This is when Joub, after hearing of the initial appearance, and being a Shareholder, sought her out. After a few minor words, we went to the Half Pint in. We gathered the shareholders that we knew of, and were available and had a small meeting. We set up in groups, to actively search for Terald, as Camella felt he was in danger. She hadn't heard from him in some time, and his last letter had detailed some trouble.

We split into four groups. Xip would head to Riverhaven. Candidus and a couple of others would stay in Crossing, and monitor things there. Joubeyrt, Baldric and a couple of others headed to Mer'Kresh. Idora and a few headed for Ratha. Baldric and I hit Ratha, and were waiting for our boat. We ran into a High Guard that relayed a quick story involving Terald, and confirming what Camella had heard happen to him.

Most of the Ratha group, then joined up with Joubeyrt to head to Mer'Kresh. Most of us then spent a full week on Mer'Kresh, with no hints at all regarding the Terald issue. We finally decided to head to Aesry. Down to Ysabeau, Baldric, Larran, and a few others we picked up along the way, we spent nearly a week and a half on Aesry. Again, not a single word.

Candidus' group had a minor talk with Camella's boss. Which to my knowledge didn't offer any new information, other than to try and cast doubts on Camella's motives.

Since that first night, six weeks ago, to my knowledge not a single thing has happened with this event. I havent' seen Camella, Terald, or any of the other players involved, nor heard of their being spotted. Now, with that all said....

Anyone having any information regarding Terald, Camella, Ishhkail, or Ylissa...Please get in touch with Joubeyrt, or one of the other Shareholders.

Joubeyrt 

More on shares

Category  Events and Happenings (29) 
Topic  Festivals / Merchants (5) 
By  ENHANCEDCOMMONER from PLAY.NET (Shadow Judge) 
On  Mar 7, 2002 at 14:42 
Subject  Re: where for art thou Terald? (1114) 
 
you know 2.5 years ago at Theren fest I pondered long and hard and went back and forth trying to decide if I wanted to commit to and fork out 100 plat lirum for "a class-A Terald share". 2.5 years ago 100 plat was a HUGE chunk of change to invest in future artifacts found in archaeological dig/endevor...

 Anyway I took the leap of faith and bought one. I seem to remember APU a fairly young Trader at the time bought one as well. I am not sure who else may have commited 100 plat but am sure a few did...

 Anyway I been packing it around and still have it on me. Sort of like some Lotto ticket... Sometimes I think it may pay off some and other days I think I got scammed for a huge nest egg back then but that was the gambel...

 Shadow Judge

 P.S. Info for the currious:
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 get my share
 You come out of hiding.
 You get a class-A Terald share from inside your leather longcoat.
 >
 look at my share
 This share is written on yellowed parchment in an elegant script.
 There appears to be something written on it.
 >
 read my share
 A class-A Terald share reads:
 The bearer of this share understands that there is risk and uncertainty associated with archaeological digs. In return for the financing of one-hundred (100) platinum lirums of standard weight, the bearer of this share will be entitled to a portion of the proceeds of ancient goods discovered in Terald's next expedition. This portion will take the form of a 20% return on the money invested, or a single item found with an appraised value of under 175 platinums, *only* if the venture is successful.
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 app my share
 >
 You believe that the Terald share is worth about 1600000 lirums.
 Roundtime: 8 seconds.
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 Notice it is no longer worth the purchase price of 100 plat but is now worth 160 plat?

 If nothing else it is a good small appraisal teaching aid...  

Terald's whereabouts unknown

Category  Events and Happenings (29) 
Topic     Festivals / Merchants (5)
Message   Re: Terald shares (Someone please respond) (529)
By        JOUBEYRT@PLAY.NET (Weapons Peddler)
On        Aug 5, 2001 at 04:13

Quick summary.

Terald was investigating a Fleet of ships from the Dragon Priest empire. He was cahsed from Ratha by 'them' (Them in this case being some organized group that seems to have control of the Islands, especially Ratha), to Mer'Kresh. From Mer'Kresh he apparently headed to Aesry...

A group of us chased after him, trying to track him down...after two weeks on Surlaenis, we gave up and came home.

Joub