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=== Returning to the Guildhall === | === Returning to the Guildhall === | ||
Returning to the Guildhall results in Roah or Friol approaching the party if they survived the previous battle. If Roah/Friol died in the previous battle with Minsc, then the Zhentarim are automatically hostile and attack the party and the Guild. Otherwise, they will propose an alliance - the Zhentarim are prepared to take down the Guild and reign as the new underlords of the city. If the party sides with the Guild, then they can loot a pouch of stolen gold off Roah/Friol's body after the battle. | Returning to the [[Guildhall]] results in Roah or Friol approaching the party if they survived the previous battle. If Roah/Friol died in the previous battle with Minsc, then the Zhentarim are automatically hostile and attack the party and the Guild. Otherwise, they will propose an alliance - the Zhentarim are prepared to take down the Guild and reign as the new underlords of the city. If the party sides with the Guild, then they can loot a pouch of stolen gold off Roah/Friol's body after the battle. | ||
=== Repaying Rakath === | === Repaying Rakath === | ||
Rakath will ask if the party has found the gold as soon as they return to the Counting House vaults. | [[Rakath Glitterbeard|Rakath]] will ask if the party has found the gold as soon as they return to the [[The Counting House|Counting House]] vaults. | ||
The party can attempt to convince Rakath to have some of the Guild cover part of the costs, as it was their fault the money was lost in the first place, by selecting "You lost innocent people's money. The Guild ought to swallow some of that cost." | The party can attempt to convince Rakath to have some of the Guild cover part of the costs, as it was their fault the money was lost in the first place, by selecting "You lost innocent people's money. The Guild ought to swallow some of that cost." |