Thorgrim
Apprentice
I know it has been some time since we have all gathered in New Acarthia, and I saw many new faces this past gathering. Therefore, I would like to inform or remind everyone of what we have agreed upon in terms of the distribution of treasure obtained during large battles involving most of the town.
Last year we determined that the most fair and equitable method of dividing spoils from these battles was for everyone to turn in any treasure obtained during said battles to representatives appointed to look over and distribute the it evenly. This has become known colloquially as loot sack or treasure bag, and all gold and items from these large battles go into a bag held by an appointed individual to be sorted, identified, and distributed at the end of the event. Participation is not mandatory, but highly encouraged, as it is the most equitable way for everyone to get a fair share. Valuable items are auctioned off at the end of the gather and every person who participated in the fights will be given a portion of the gold from those auctions.
This particular gathering was unusual in that two of the three representatives who normally help with this distribution, Kendrick Eisenhall and Belswin Torrid were not able to attend the gathering leaving only the dryad Percy to handle all loot distribution. This is much too large of a task for a single individual so I made a recommendation to Percy as well as leaders of various factions that for the sake of convenience, that we only deposit those items of great value such as ritual scrolls or magic items obtained during town battles to the treasure bag, to be auctioned off and gold distributed at the end of the next gathering. This was generally agreed upon but doesn't appear to have happened.
Now more than ever I realize the necessity of a treasure distribution system to make sure that everyone gets a fair cut. I heard so many accounts of greed and distrust this last gather that frankly I am disgusted by our collective behavior. A New Acarthian Baron had to dive on top of a pile of treasure at the final battle, covering it with his shield, to prevent people from snatching up items. This is not acceptable; we are all better than this.
In the interest of fairness, I will be turning over the bind magic item that was dropped by the mummy to the treasure bag, and I am calling on everyone else who obtained any of these valuable items (ritual scrolls or magic items) during town battles this last gathering to turn their spoils over to Percy, Kendrick, or Belswin to be auctioned off at the end of next gather.
-Thorgrim Gravelcracker the Unquenched
Seneschal of Warchester
Last year we determined that the most fair and equitable method of dividing spoils from these battles was for everyone to turn in any treasure obtained during said battles to representatives appointed to look over and distribute the it evenly. This has become known colloquially as loot sack or treasure bag, and all gold and items from these large battles go into a bag held by an appointed individual to be sorted, identified, and distributed at the end of the event. Participation is not mandatory, but highly encouraged, as it is the most equitable way for everyone to get a fair share. Valuable items are auctioned off at the end of the gather and every person who participated in the fights will be given a portion of the gold from those auctions.
This particular gathering was unusual in that two of the three representatives who normally help with this distribution, Kendrick Eisenhall and Belswin Torrid were not able to attend the gathering leaving only the dryad Percy to handle all loot distribution. This is much too large of a task for a single individual so I made a recommendation to Percy as well as leaders of various factions that for the sake of convenience, that we only deposit those items of great value such as ritual scrolls or magic items obtained during town battles to the treasure bag, to be auctioned off and gold distributed at the end of the next gathering. This was generally agreed upon but doesn't appear to have happened.
Now more than ever I realize the necessity of a treasure distribution system to make sure that everyone gets a fair cut. I heard so many accounts of greed and distrust this last gather that frankly I am disgusted by our collective behavior. A New Acarthian Baron had to dive on top of a pile of treasure at the final battle, covering it with his shield, to prevent people from snatching up items. This is not acceptable; we are all better than this.
In the interest of fairness, I will be turning over the bind magic item that was dropped by the mummy to the treasure bag, and I am calling on everyone else who obtained any of these valuable items (ritual scrolls or magic items) during town battles this last gathering to turn their spoils over to Percy, Kendrick, or Belswin to be auctioned off at the end of next gather.
-Thorgrim Gravelcracker the Unquenched
Seneschal of Warchester