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| book text = Dear [[Firellia Jannath|Lady Jannath]]-
 


I did everything I could think of to get production back up to former levels, but it's no good - the Beldenshyn tin mine is just tapped out. My best advice is to find a patriar family with too much money and not enough sense and sell it to them. But show them last year's samples.
I did everything I could think of to get production back up to former levels, but it's no good - the Beldenshyn tin mine is just tapped out. My best advice is to find a patriar family with too much money and not enough sense and sell it to them. But show them last year's samples.


- Skalgarrad, General Manager, Jannath Mines  
- Skalgarrad, General Manager, Jannath Mines  

Latest revision as of 21:59, 17 September 2024

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A plain, unadorned note.

Properties

  • Notes
  • Author: Skalgarrad
  • Rarity: Common
  •  Weight: .05 kg / 0.1 lb
  • Price: 14 gp


Where to find

In Lady Jannath's Estate, if Oskar Fevras isn't rescued in Act One, there are 2 nobles on the first floor, Sir Gorran Penghyst and Lord Delwaer Jeth, at each other's throat. They will will move to the outside on the balcony to duel. Lord Delwaer Jeth carries this letter.

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Dear Lady Jannath-


I did everything I could think of to get production back up to former levels, but it's no good - the Beldenshyn tin mine is just tapped out. My best advice is to find a patriar family with too much money and not enough sense and sell it to them. But show them last year's samples.


- Skalgarrad, General Manager, Jannath Mines