A bundle of twenty silvered crossbow bolts.
Three wooden holy symbols inlaid with silver and in the shape of a sunburst (worth 50 gp each). An unlocked wooden coffer containing 50 ep and six gemstones (worth 100 gp each). Refer to book for contents and how to open it.įront seat of the wagon has a secret compartment: The room contains several items of value, including a golden goblet (worth 250 gp) from which Ernst drinks wine, a crystal wine decanter (worth 250 gp), four electrum candelabras (worth 25 gp each), and a bronze urn with frolicking children painted on its sides (worth 100 gp). Volenta: gold wedding gown, a platinum mask shaped vaguely like a skull (750 gp), and ten platinum rings set with gemstones (worth 250 gp each). Anastrasya: red wedding gown, a black and crimson silk head scarf sewn with precious jewels (worth 750 gp), and a platinum necklace with a black opal pendant (worth 1,500 gp). Ludmilla: white wedding gown, a gold tiara (worth 750 gp), and ten gold bracelets (worth 100 gp each). If the Brides are present, they'll have the following treasures on them: Compartment under the slab holds a small, black leather case containing three spell scrolls (cone of cold, fireball and lightning bolt). 500 gp worth of the precious metal, weighing 10 pounds (gold on sarcophagus). Tied to corpse's leather belt is a 50-foot coil of hempen rope, a dagger in a worn scabbard, a pouch containing 25 pp, and a stoppered wooden tube containing a spell scroll of magic circle. The prefect's gold holy symbol worth 750gp. Electrum spork with a bejeweled handle (worth 250 gp). The thin layer of gold, peeled from the corpse, is worth 500 gp. Escher wears a ring worth 150gp and a ruby pendant worth 750gp. Coffer with 4 compartments each contains Potion of greater healing. Shield whispers warnings, granting +2 initiative 
+2 Shield emblazoned with stylized silver dragon.Treasure is inside a Daerns instant fortress. Roll a d12 to determine what kind of book you find: Whole collection of books would be worth 80.000gp.
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