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==== Find out about his stash ==== | ==== Find out about his stash ==== | ||
Through a DC 15 Intimidation or Persuasion Check, you can make Reynash admit to his crime, although he insists that he's no thief and intends to pay it back eventually. | Through a DC 15 Intimidation or Persuasion Check, you can make Reynash admit to his crime, although he insists that he's no thief and intends to pay it back eventually. (If you choose Intimidation, he will also hand over his [[Thieves' Tools]] set at the end of dialogue.) | ||
At this point, you have the option to immediately blackmail him, which makes him tell you about the location of his hidden stash where he's storing the stolen goods. | At this point, you have the option to immediately blackmail him, which makes him tell you about the location of his hidden stash where he's storing the stolen goods. Several companions may [[Romance|disapprove]] of this choice. | ||
Otherwise | Otherwise, inquiring him further about the reason he's been stealing leads him to explain that he needs gold to flee away on boat, since he doesn't feel fit to be a soldier. | ||
If you tell him he "seems capable enough" or to "act like a soldier" he will simply end up walking away sulking and | If you tell him he "seems capable enough" or to "act like a soldier" he will simply end up walking away sulking and you won't gain anything. (Except, possibly, his [[Thieves' Tools]] set; see above.) | ||
If you give him 300 | If you give him {{gold|300}} to help him flee, he will be grateful and reveal the spot of his stash. Otherwise, you can also attempt a DC 15 Intimidation Check to gain the same information, though this may grant [[Romance|disapproval]] from several companions. | ||
=== Pick-Pocketing === | === Pick-Pocketing === | ||