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I been sailing up and down the Sword Coast for nigh on forty years, and I ain't never seen a beauty that done cut my heart like you did. Now, I ain't asking for an evening with a gent such as yourself - you've got suitors knocking on your door day and night, I've no doubt. Folk richer and finer than myself, who could give you a life you deserve.
I been sailing up and down the {{BGWiki|Sword Coast}} for nigh on forty years, and I ain't never seen a beauty that done cut my heart like you did. Now, I ain't asking for an evening with a gent such as yourself - you've got suitors knocking on your door day and night, I've no doubt. Folk richer and finer than myself, who could give you a life you deserve.




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Latest revision as of 01:03, 17 October 2024

A Heartfelt Confession image

A Heartfelt Confession is a letter requesting a lock of hair.

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A plain, unadorned note.

Properties

  • Notes
  • Author: unknown
  • Rarity: Common
  •  Weight: .05 kg / 0.1 lb
  • Price: 14 gp
  • UID BOOK_LOW_BlushingMermaid_BlushingConfession
    UUID ee532292-77be-4378-a863-16351ef68e60


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Text

[Barely legible, this letter is stained with beer, among other unidentifiable substances.]


Dearest Shimmer.


I been sailing up and down the Sword Coast for nigh on forty years, and I ain't never seen a beauty that done cut my heart like you did. Now, I ain't asking for an evening with a gent such as yourself - you've got suitors knocking on your door day and night, I've no doubt. Folk richer and finer than myself, who could give you a life you deserve.


Instead, I'm wishing, hoping, and praying you could gift me a favour - a lock of your hair, so that I might wear it close to my heart. I ask this knowing I've a better chance of Umberlee kicking down my door and dragging me to bed than I do of getting an answer, but should you do this for me, you'd make an old sailor's heart sing.