Trade Missions in Westeros (Dance Restart)

**Honors Bastion** · June 04, 2015, 08:05 AM

Use this thread to request for trade with NPC Houses. The base roll will be set at 10/20 for everyone before any modifiers are put into place.

Note, I will be putting negative modifiers for laziness in your Rps. If I'm going to allow NPC trading then you better put some effort into it.

Do not start until tomorrow June 5, 2015.

**Pinkerton** · June 06, 2015, 10:02 AM

Ser Waymar of House Sunderland embarked on a journey to the Iron Isles, in order to secure a trade agreement with House Harlaw

**Honors Bastion** · June 06, 2015, 10:18 AM

Ser Waymar is brought before a very impatient Lord Harlaw who was not very happy to see a Greenlander before him "Out with it Greenlander. I have very little patience for the likes of you."

**Pinkerton** · June 06, 2015, 10:29 AM

Originally Posted by Honors Bastion

Ser Waymar is brought before a very impatient Lord Harlaw who was not very happy to see a Greenlander before him "Out with it Greenlander. I have very little patience for the likes of you."

So it was true what they say about ironborn.

"Then let's be brief. I am Ser Waymar of House Sunderland. My father, Lord Wendel, has sent me to negotiate a trade agreement with your noble House, Lord Harlaw. We offer stone of the finest quality, which will permit you to strengthen the walls of your keep and lessen the expense of further improvements in your castle. In exchange we want the iron that gives these isles their name."

**Honors Bastion** · June 06, 2015, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Oznerol

Raymund Tarly, acting as his father's envoy, arrives to Martlet Bay. He sailed all the way there. Riverlander's wheat was strong and could endure even frost and rain. With the troubling times ahead Tarly would need a reliable grain supply.

Originally Posted by Pinkerton

So it was true what they say about ironborn.

"Then let's be brief. I am Ser Waymar of House Sunderland. My father, Lord Wendel, has sent me to negotiate a trade agreement with your noble House, Lord Harlaw. We offer stone of the finest quality, which will permit you to strengthen the walls of your keep and lessen the expense of further improvements in your castle. In exchange we want the iron that gives these isles their name."

Base 10/20 chance

Rolled a 7, so Lord Harlaw accepts the trade offer.

"Very well, I shall allow such a trade but only because the Iron Islands have little to offer in that area."

**Oznerol** · June 06, 2015, 10:19 AM

Raymund Tarly, acting as his father's envoy, arrives to Martlet Bay. He sailed all the way there. Riverlander's wheat was strong and could endure even frost and rain. With the troubling times ahead Tarly would need a reliable grain supply.

**Jokern** · June 06, 2015, 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Oznerol

Raymund Tarly, acting as his father's envoy, arrives to Martlet Bay. He sailed all the way there. Riverlander's wheat was strong and could endure even frost and rain. With the troubling times ahead Tarly would need a reliable grain supply.

Lord Grell welcomes Raymund Tarly in the great hall of his keep, sitting upon his throne with his bannermen standing nearby.

"It's an honor to meet a man from House Tarly under my own roofs. Please, tell me your business and I'm sure we'll find an agreement."

**Oznerol** · June 06, 2015, 02:23 PM

Originally Posted by Jokern

Lord Grell welcomes Raymund Tarly in the great hall of his keep, sitting upon his throne with his bannermen standing nearby.

"It's an honor to meet a man from House Tarly under my own roofs. Please, tell me your business and I'm sure we'll find an agreement."

Raymund Tarly bows before Lord Grell.

"It's an honor for me to be received and welcomed this way, Lord Grell. I came on behalf of my father, Lord Alan Tarly, seeking trade. Our lands are bountiful in fruits like pomegranates, peaches, apples, almonds or grain, but the Riverlands are known for its sturdy, resilient and strong wheat. Troubling times ahead, my Lord Grell, and we wish to start a trade lane between our lands and yours, to feed our armies and populace. In order to sustain our large host we will need the extra supply of grain that your lordship may provide"

Raymund unfolds a parchment.

"Here its detailed the agreement, it only lacks your signature, Lord Grell"

OOC: +1 Charisma rom fruits.

**Jokern** · June 06, 2015, 02:38 PM

Originally Posted by Oznerol

Raymund Tarly bows before Lord Grell.

"It's an honor for me to be received and welcomed this way, Lord Grell. I came on behalf of my father, Lord Alan Tarly, seeking trade. Our lands are bountiful in fruits like pomegranates, peaches, apples, almonds or grain, but the Riverlands are known for its sturdy, resilient and strong wheat. Troubling times ahead, my Lord Grell, and we wish to start a trade lane between our lands and yours, to feed our armies and populace. In order to sustain our large host we will need the extra supply of grain that your lordship may provide"

Raymund unfolds a parchment.

"Here its detailed the agreement, it only lacks your signature, Lord Grell"

OOC: +1 Charisma rom fruits.

Base Roll: 10/20, 11/20 with charisma bonus

Rolled a 4, Lord Grell happily agrees to the agreement, throwing a small feast in honor of Raymund Tarly.

**Pericles of Athens** · June 11, 2015, 12:29 PM

A Northmen messenger arrives at Seagard regarding matters of trade. Lord Mallister, I come south in search of a supply of grain to help fill Winterfell's stores for the coming winter. In exchange we offer thick furs that will surly come in handy when the chill of winter descends upon the Riverlands.

**Honors Bastion** · June 11, 2015, 01:14 PM

Base: 10/20 Roll

Rolled an 8. Lord Mallister accepts the trade offer.

**Velasco** · June 23, 2015, 06:32 PM

At both Old Oak and Atranta, messengers arrive from Ser Galbert Lannister (+1 Charisma), Knight of Riverspring, offering trade in Gold for their local goods. They bring with them offers of lucrative contracts, allowing these Lords and their merchants direct access to the rich bullion produce of the Westerlands in exchange for their own bounty, to be exchanged at mutual profit.