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| image = Book Generic K Image.png
| image = Book Generic I Image.png
| icon = Book Generic K Item Icon.png
| icon = Book Generic I Item Icon.png
| description = A fastidious record of imports and exports.
| description = '''Tollhouse Ledger (Reithwin)''' contains a record of people and products moving through [[Reithwin Tollhouse]].
| quote = A fastidious record of imports and exports.
| quote = A fastidious record of imports and exports.
| book text = [An official record of traders and goods passing through Reithwin, as well as the tolls collected, organised by date. Every entry is made with precise strokes, and each page stamped with a wax seal bearing the letters 'GT'. As the pages progress, the number of recorded traders - and the collected toll - dramatically dwindles.]
| book text = [An official record of traders and goods passing through Reithwin, as well as the tolls collected, organised by date. Every entry is made with precise strokes, and each page stamped with a wax seal bearing the letters 'GT'. As the pages progress, the number of recorded traders - and the collected toll - dramatically dwindles.]
| where to find = On a desk in the Reithwin Tollhouse office
| where to find = * On a desk in the office of {{coords|-128|-88|Reithwin Tollhouse}}
| type = Books
| type = Books
| rarity = common
| rarity = common

Revision as of 10:35, 17 December 2023

Tollhouse Ledger (Reithwin) image

Tollhouse Ledger (Reithwin) contains a record of people and products moving through Reithwin Tollhouse.

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A fastidious record of imports and exports.

Properties

  • Books
  • Rarity: Common
  •  Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
  • Price: 14 gp


Where to find

Text

[An official record of traders and goods passing through Reithwin, as well as the tolls collected, organised by date. Every entry is made with precise strokes, and each page stamped with a wax seal bearing the letters 'GT'. As the pages progress, the number of recorded traders - and the collected toll - dramatically dwindles.]